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10-16-06, 02:02 PM #1
Phony ‘Marine’ appears in court
October 16, 2006
Phony ‘Marine’ appears in court
Associated Press
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield man accused of illegally wearing a Marine Corps uniform and medals conducted himself in an “unconscionable” manner, a federal prosecutor said.
Michael Paul Bramlett, 34, made his initial appearance in U.S. District Court on Friday. He was indicted June 23 on two misdemeanor counts and faces up to one year in prison without parole and a fine of up to $10,000 if convicted.
“Particularly at a time when America’s brave men and women in uniform are putting their very lives on the line in defense of freedom and democracy overseas ... (Bramlett’s) actions, which have brought dishonor to himself, are an affront to the courageous soldiers who don the uniform every day,” U.S. Attorney Bradley Schlozman said in a statement.
Bramlett served in the Navy for three months in 1989 but never served in the Marines.
But prosecutors allege he appeared publicly last December wearing a Marine Corps uniform as well as decorations, medals, badges and ribbons of the armed forces without authorization.
Frank Atkinson, who served in the Navy and was attached to a Marine unit during Vietnam, said Bramlett wore the uniform and decorations at several Marine Corps League events during that time.
“Originally he came in to the installation dinner that we had about year ago, and he showed up wearing dress blues as a Marine Corps captain,” Atkinson said. “He was wearing ribbons and everything like that.”
He said Bramlett wore a Silver Star and several Purple Hearts and told of being wounded in Iraq by an improvised explosive device.
“I questioned it, because he didn’t have any combat action ribbons,” Atkinson said. “It just didn’t jive, so everyone started asking questions.”
Atkinson said the “dead giveaway” was when Bramlett arrived at a funeral service a few days later in full uniform with his sword on the wrong side.
Members of the Marine Corps League took pictures and forwarded the information to the FBI office in Springfield.
Information from the Springfield (Mo) News-Leader
Ellie
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10-16-06, 02:18 PM #2
More on it W/Pictures
http://www.pownetwork.org/phonies/phonies236.htm
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10-16-06, 02:37 PM #3
lol....wow!!!! What a f*cking Scumbag!
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10-16-06, 02:42 PM #4
Fuk That If He Wants To Weat The Uniform Then The Judge Outta Send His Ass To Mcrd To Earn It...punk Bastard.....you Can Easily Tell He's A Fake His Ribonns Badges Are All Off.........
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10-16-06, 03:17 PM #5
phony
There must be a lot of wannabes, I live in Gibsonia,pa. We got some guy that is in his 60's who claimed to be a Col in the Corp. He participated in a ceramony at the Butler County Airport here a couple of years ago on Memorial day. The BASTAR* even gave a speech. He got nailed and is awaiting a hearing. I know a man who attends church with this guy,his reply was that he started out as a PFC and over the years he just got carried away and kept climing the ladder to a higher rank. The Sick Son Of A Bitc*.. I'm checking the papers everyday because I think his hearing is this month.
Bootlace15
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10-16-06, 03:51 PM #6
Off with there heads.
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10-18-06, 02:44 PM #7
October 18, 2006
Former sailor charged with wearing Marine medals
By John Hoellwarth
Staff writer
A U.S. attorney in Missouri has charged a former sailor with two counts of wearing unearned medals and badges while pretending to be a Marine officer.
Michael Paul Bramlett is facing one year in jail and $10,000 in fines if convicted.
Federal attorney Bradley Schlozman alleges that 34-year-old Bramlett, of Springfield, Mo., was passing himself off at local Marine Corps League events last December as a Marine captain with a Silver Star and multiple Purple Hearts he said he earned in Iraq.
Bramlett was charged on June 23 and appeared in U.S. District Court Friday.
Bramlett served in the Navy for three months in 1989, but he was never a Marine, 1st Lt. Brian P. Donnelly, a spokesman for Manpower and Reserve Affairs at Quantico, Va, said yesterday.
“We have no record of Michael Paul Bramlett ever serving in the U.S. Marine Corps,” Donnelly said. “If these charges are true, it is regrettable that someone of lesser moral character would dishonor the very real sacrifices of so many Marines.”
Ellie
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10-18-06, 04:05 PM #8
Holy Crap. As these sleeze bags say. I must have been mistreated!!!!!!!!!!
Rip Their NUTS OFF
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10-20-06, 10:11 PM #9
This rectum was exposed by our membership officers:
http://www.1stbattalion9thmarinesfir...LarryGugle.htm
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10-21-06, 02:06 AM #10
I have not the words that will even express how I feel about these two sorry sacks of ****!
Recon
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10-21-06, 03:34 PM #11
Sadly, this stuff is all too typical today. Check out the book "Stolen Valor" by BG Burkett.
It's also why they teach real Marines how to read ribbons, and know our uniform regs, in Recruit training...it helps spot these dirtbags.
They should immediately be sent 'to the front', handed a weapon, and be told to clear the nearest house of terrrorists.
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10-21-06, 05:16 PM #12
Phony cont.
That just tick's me off. I'm a sergeant in the Air Force but I'm not a marine but I have several friends and family members who are Marines and that just ****'s me off. That guy had no right to wear that uniform. I hope that guy's ass stays in jail for a long time.
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