Mr. Ely. In other words, he had a good day the day he fired for qualification?
Colonel Folsom. I would say so.
Mr. Ely. Well, Colonel, as far as I can see, that is all the testimony that we need from you with regard to these records. No doubt there are ambiguities in the records which I have not caught. I have asked you about the ones that seemed most confusing to me.
Can you think of anything else that you would like to add for the record?
Colonel Folsom. No; I believe that the record is rather complete. There are no missing documents from this official record. The photostatic copy contains everything that is in the original record.
And I do not believe that there are any discrepancies, other than those clerical errors which have been noted on such items as the summary court-martial records.
Mr. Ely. But you cannot think of any errors which we did not mention during your testimony today?
Colonel Folsom. No; I do not.
Mr. Ely. All right.
In that case, Colonel, on behalf of the Commission, I want to thank you very much for giving your testimony. It has been very helpful.