Okay, I'm a butt, but the original intent is still there. I'm also glad to see that we have all the people here that are willing to correct incorrect history. My bad. I see some of the same ole fact checkers are here.
If the moderators are here please lock or close this thread as fictitious. Thanks
Nah..don't feel bad about it. We all get hit by misinformation on the internet. I actually like hearing these things. It makes us think and do research on it.
Then we find out a lot of real interesting things about the people. For example, I just found out a few years ago about Audie Murphy's military history. He was amazing. I went through most of my life thinking he was just an actor.
I just ran across this the other day. I'm watching old episodes of Adam-12 on Netflix, and I decided to look up the history of the actors to see what they've been up to.
Here is what I found on Martin Milner. This is from Wiki which obviously is not gospel, so I'm wondering what "real" info we can find to verify or dispute it. It's interesting though.
In 1952, Milner was drafted into the U.S. Army. In Special Services at Fort Ord on California's Monterey Bay peninsula, he directed training films and, with fellow actor/soldier David Janssen, emceed and performed in skits to entertain the soldiers. Milner and Janssen encouraged fellow soldier Clint Eastwood to pursue an acting career when his time in the Army ended.
Again...that's from wiki, so the info is questionable and needs verified.