Edwin Crosby served in the USAF from 1966 to 1971.  He served in Vietnam from Nov. 1968 to June 1970, 15th Special Operations Squadron, MACVSOG,  Nha Trang, RVN.

Starting in 1974, Ed recognized something was wrong, and was blacklisted from a job at Griffiss AFB, Rome, N.Y. as a civilian, even though his name was on top of the hiring list.  This led to his filing of litigation against the USAF regarding the secret coded number found on the DD-214 of all 26 MILLION veterans, known as a SPN ( spin ) or SPD ( spud )  code. 

In court the government called Ed's code a clerical error, however, the damage was done. Ed said on the witness stand, I have been stabbed in the back ! With years of research, working for Judges, Ed has narrowed this issue down to the following;  this is a DUE PROCESS OF LAW ISSUE,  i.e. LIBERTY, which is our most basic right.

He learned millions of vets with an HONORABLE Discharge have a BAD code. He continues to fight this matter in the courts, and files criminal complaints with the FBI. A corrupt Justice System looks the other way.