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Thread: Spotting a phony, wanabe Marine
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07-07-10, 05:09 PM #31
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07-08-10, 02:01 PM #32
Lynn2 I wish I had seen your message earlier. I deleted that penis enlarger e-mail since I obviously don't need such a thing! I will stop by my secret drop box at the street corner and see if I have any new self destructing messages.
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07-16-10, 07:57 AM #33
I was in an American Legion Post and met a guy who said he had been in the Corps and did two tours in the 'Nam. I asked him where he was and he said "I Corps".
I said, "We were all in I Corps. Where abouts ?"
He said "HUGH" .... obviously meaning Hue !
I shook my head, and walked away ......
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07-16-10, 08:16 AM #34
Jarhead6568, that guy not only was not in country, if he does not know how to pronounce Hue he was not a Marine either. He is a fake Marine and a fake VN vet.
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07-16-10, 08:30 AM #35
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07-16-10, 08:33 AM #36
Roger that June .... I'm just so F'ing tired of calling out these phonies. When I was in the crotch, probably about 1% or less were in "Recon" ..... as time goes by it seems 75% of the people claiming to be former Jarheads say they were in Recon !
There's always a few key questions to ask to know you're talking to a poser.
7.82 gear, brown side out, green side out, M-Nu, stacking swivel, and on and on and on .....
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07-16-10, 08:45 AM #37
You have got to be a bit careful with some of those older VN guys. Some have not aged well. Some are a bit off. Some see a great thick fog instead of a tour.
A few years back I saw this really sad thread started on a Missing Marine sub-Forum. "Does anyone know me ?" was the title.
He had no idea what unit he had been apart of for those long months. He knew it was Recon. But 1st or 3rd he was somewhat confused. He did not remember any of the Marines he had served with. He claimed he had forgotten darn near everything. Poser right?
He did though remember that he had a Doc named Moe that liked Bob Dylan at some point early on.
I knew exactly what he was talking about. He had been in 1st Recon in the states and when they came over they were at that point or soon after made a line company within 3rdRecon and sent to PhuBai.
And I could tell him enough about that Corpsman of his to fill a small book.
No doubt in my mind he was the real deal. But 40+ years later he could no longer remember what unit he had served with and had forgot every name of his co-workers except for the nick name of one Corpsman.
This VN combat vet would have failed any and every test anyone would throw at him as far as trying to figure out if he was the real deal or not.
Just because it looks like something does not mean that it is.
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07-16-10, 01:04 PM #38
Omg!!!
YOU MUST HAVE SERVED WITH MY NOW DECE3ACED, SON-IN-LAW!! Accordong to his story, He was the niper, who killed an NVA General, with one round, from three kilometers away.He was a Navy Seal, in command of a platoon of Marines at the time. Maybe you were his spotter?? S/F!!! Ken
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07-16-10, 01:52 PM #39
"Maybe you were his spotter??"
No I was not. The lying pos is just taking credit for my shot.
One heck of a shot it was. Longest on record by far for a 12 gage. :-)
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07-16-10, 02:28 PM #40
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