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Thread: Stolen Valor? I think so.
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08-11-11, 03:47 PM #1
Stolen Valor? I think so.
I found this picture of a supposed Vet while browsing around on militaryphotos.net. This guy is a poser for sure. He's even wearing the French Legion of Honor (with the center medallions missing), Canadian Paratrooper's Wings, and even several Soviet medals.
Something quite odd in the picture.
The blazer Crest is a 1st Infantry Divisions 16th Infantry Regiment which landed at Omaha Beach.
Air Assault Wings werent authorized until 1974
His Parachute wings have a Combat Jump Star
So this man would have had to have served between 1944-74 minimum and earned an Air Assault badge at age 47 minimum? As well as made a Combat Parachute jump in either 1950, 1951 or 1967.
Here's the photo (I listed the medals below it):
Close up of the mini medals:
The Soviet Medals are all Commemorative Medals from the Post-WW2 period, commemorating the Great Patriotic War (aka WW2).
from the bottom of the line up:
1945-65 Comm, 1945 - 75 Comm, 1945 - 1985, 1945 -1995 the top two are probably post-Soviet Commemorative.
His Mini Medal rack is very impressive 23 medals in all:
1. U.S. Legion of Merit.
2. U.S. Bronze Star with V device and 3 stars.
3. U.S. Purple Heart with device.
4. U.S. ARMY Good Conduct.
5. U.S. Meritorious Service Medal.
6. U.S. AIR Medal.
7. U.S. European / Africa / Middle East Medal.
8. U.S. ARMY Commendation Medal.
9. U.S. ARMY World War 2 Occupation Medal.
10. U.S. American Campaign Medal.
11. U.S. World War 2 Victory Medal.
12. U.S. Vietnam Service Medal.
13. unknown for the moment, possibly the Korea Defense Medal.
14. U.S. National Defense Service Medal.
15. U.S. Korean Service Medal.
16. U.S. Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal.
17. U.S. WW2 Atlantic War Zone Medal.
18. unknown for the moment, possibly the World War II Victory Medal for the U.S. MERCHANT MARINE.
19. United Nations Korean Service Medal.
21 Vietnam Gallantry Cross.
22. U.S. Vietnam Campaign Medal.
23. R.O.K. Korean War Service Medal.
Just thought you guys might get a kick out of this, especially some of the WW2, Korea, and Vietnam vets.
Semper Fidelis,
-Blake.
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08-11-11, 03:56 PM #2
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08-11-11, 04:01 PM #3
Oh, and anyone know what the big medals are around his neck? One looks like it might be Swedish, not sure though. Just curious.
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08-11-11, 04:05 PM #4
Here's what I think !
" Trick or Treat " , are words he should get use to saying , as that's what he's dressed for !
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08-11-11, 04:12 PM #5
And he did all of this before he turned 21 thats Twenty one years of age in 1998
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08-11-11, 04:15 PM #6
LMAO! That's exactly what I was thinking...why just stop at the bronze star?? Hell he's Army and Air Force or Army Air Force why not throw in the Navy Cross and be a Marine too! Yeah, that stuff sometimes upsets me but it goes SOOOOOOOO far out there, it's just hilarious!
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08-11-11, 04:25 PM #7
I just find it funny he's wearing Soviet medals and a French medal that's missing the central device and has a hole in it. Im surprised too he doesn't have a Medal of Honor, a Victoria Cross, the Order of Lenin, or a Hero of the Soviet Union medal too. Eh, I guess even he thought he had to draw the line somewhere. What a moron.
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08-11-11, 04:33 PM #8
Here's what I think !
Wonder if this guy got a big discount , when he purchased all that stuff !
Hope he didn't over do it and max out on his credit cards !
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08-11-11, 04:40 PM #9
Here's what I think !
" We have little choice but to laugh about this clown " , you know that's a sad statement !
I got to control myself with laughter !
Semper Fi
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08-11-11, 04:48 PM #10
Hell, I just recently met another guy that was apparently in Force but his first MOS in the Corps was an Army MOS and then they saw he could shoot so made him a scout sniper...then met a coast guard guy that apparently did training with Force and seals and doesn't think we're **** and the Coast Guard puke can eat Marines for B-fast..the first one I sent on his way, the second....well I demonstrated what us nasty, weak, and worthless Recon Marines can do....LOL!
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08-11-11, 05:08 PM #11
Look again at this picture... if and i say, if, as in oh its sooooo far fetched. he would rate a CIB as well as maybe two bronze stars on his NDM. the one under the Canadian Jump wings is a British medal. Pleade refer to a picture or Prince Andrew. If one served from say oh about 1944-1974 some of it is possible or plausible but he done made the leap to absured!!!!
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08-11-11, 05:14 PM #12
I think the "Swedish looking" one suspended around his neck is the "Royal Order of the Douche."
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08-11-11, 05:15 PM #13
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08-11-11, 05:22 PM #14
Hey quick side question. Do the Canadians still go to Ft.Benning for junp school or do they do it in Canada? Thought I'd ask since I seem to recall they started a jump school at CFB Sheffield awhile back.
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08-11-11, 05:30 PM #15
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