Stolen Valor, FAKE Soldier gets exposed

a reply to: BedlamOops

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: Soloprotocol

How can I tell you haven't finished the story?

Eh...., we got beat and some arse stole my socks believing them to be a new secret Super weapon..


The End.

a reply to: dianashay


Just a misunderstandification...



YouSir

a reply to: stosh64

I wrote, and rewrote my post. I couldn't find the right words to describe how I felt.

So instead, I'll leave with this;


"And When he gets to heaven,

To Saint Peter he will tell;

One more Marine reporting, sir.

I've served my time in Hell!"

--PFC. James A. Donahue

originally posted by: Soloprotocol

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: Soloprotocol

How can I tell you haven't finished the story?

Eh...., we got beat and some arse stole my socks believing them to be a new secret Super weapon..


The End.

If you wear the same ones on FTX for six weeks, they ARE a secret weapon.

I mailed a pair to Mom once, since she didn't believe me.

originally posted by: cavtrooper7
a reply to: Soloprotocol

How can I tell you haven't finished the story?

Oh, ok. We had a AF NCO in his 50's too, he was sorta middlin' big as well. But you sort of expect that out of AF.

Jim was also a teacher in a flight school in Huntsville, and flew cargo on weekends. He stayed there and kept flying cargo full time when we left Huntsville for Pensacola. One day, he was flying a load of small cargo alone and while he was on approach to Bloomington, he had an aortic aneurysm that split his aorta open right at the root where it comes out of the heart, filled up his pericardium and killed him in seconds.

His last words were "Ah, # me", which was a standard Jim-ism, and then he aimed the plane for the woods instead of the neighborhood.

a reply to: Bedlam

Then he did it right.
GREAT guys lost in this overwraught illusion.
I hope its worth it all,WE ALL gave alot.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Honestly you just CANNOT find expressive SARCASM any more.

"Romance scams" often involve people impersonating American military : using their online photos ...
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a reply to: Frank12345

LOL I've seen that on other dating sites, so I'll strike up a conversation with them, esp if theyre wearing an army uniform, I'll ask where they did basic, their mos, etc. One told me her MOS was top secret and she couldnt tell me...needless to say that person was gone LOL