Army vet battles for truth against "stolen valor"
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- "Stolen valor" is a term applied to those who falsely claim military service, either to gain recognition or, in some cases, money. It's offensive for many Americans to think of, but because the government often doesn't have the resources or time to investigate, private citizens pick up the slack. Jeff Glor speaks to Army veteran Anthony Anderson, who works day and night separating military fact from fiction.
As a retired vet let me just say that nobody is stealing my valor when they dress up and play like they are Soldiers. I am more concerned with the collateral damage from people whom we vets now refer to as "valor vigilantes", veterans who have decided that this issue is so important they will aggressively attack anyone whose service they find suspicious, essentially shoot first and ask questions/check facts later.
When you falsely accuse a legit veteran though you are stealing their valor so tread lightly or suffer the consequences of falsely accusing someone who you should treat with a little courtesy and respect.
Mainly I don’t care about the idiots trying to get laid, but the people who live the lie, gain money, defraud people or end up on the news posing as an “expert”, or the idiots who make up lies about witnessing war crimes for attention.
Very good point!! The first thing any service member should do is ask for a MILITARY ID!! It is not against the law to wear cammies or any position of a uniform as long as you aren't wearing it to gain discounts that true vets have earned!!
Chuck Lankford if they’re “active” and don’t have a CAC card, they’re fake. If they’re not active and don’t know what a CAC is, they’re fake. Simple questions can tell you in a heartbeat if someone is bullshitting or not. Sadly, the media doesn’t ask for proof before they run with a story cus just look at Nathan ( Stanard) Phillips who the media ran with him being a Nam Vet when in reality he served stateside as a refrigerator mechanic. That didn’t stop them from running the “Vietnam veteran attacked” headlines.
Have you ever noticed it is some buck private or a low ranking person doing this? They are doing it to get a million like RUclips video.
@@ottergreen8190 Umm, I retired before there was such a thing as a CAC (which stands for Common Access Card, so to call it a CAC card is incorrect).
Army vet: What's your MOS
Navy vet: WTF is a MO...
Army vet: STOLEN VALOR!!!
Yep, the easiest peasiest way to find out, lol XD
" oh, that's my standard issue canine...". Hilarious.
Just a note: that video of the guy walking his "standard issue k9" originated as a satirical video created to make fun of the actual fakes. CBS grabbed the clip from RUclips and passed it off as real stolen valor but it isn't.
King Schultz Right because they didn’t fact check.
That was fake
3:01 was a satire, spoof. It wasn't real stolen valor it was a joke. Why did that clip even end up on this video?
Cristos Palabras d
The clip of the guy fighting a group of liberals with US flag upside down is a real Marine. However the guy in the orange suit is a phony, wearing s Navy SEAL hat. Don Shipley busted him.
Cuz CBS is a tiny network that doesnt have time or resources to proofread their own damn stories
So was the last one, it was the guy wearing the uniform at 3:00 behind the camera and the guy behind the camera at 3:00 in the uniform
They obviously didnt do their homework. I've seen that vid and I cant remember, but if dude is actually active or a Vet, then they in all realness, stole his valor by putting him in the video.
I love the "standard issue canine" guy. You almost want to let the guy off for creativity alone. I admire all of you who have served this country, here and abroad, in any and all military capacities (including canine work) A non-veteran myself, I, sadly, will never be able to say I've had the privileged of serving in the Military. Biggest regret in my life, other than marriage.
I’m a veteran. But I never go around telling people.
Patrick Reilly what you say doesn't matter. It's a family tradition. I was still in the war. You I don't know and don't care what you think.
there's no such thing as valor or glory. Its a job
3:00 was a joke video.. lmao
Getting triggered over clothing makes you look like a fool or possibly even a psychopath or both.
Which clothing do you speak of? Wearing a t shirt that says marines on it, I agree with you. Wearing a complete uniform when you didn't serve is a whole different story, so please clarify. I'm a disabled Air Force veteran and stolen Valor is extremely upsetting to me. Veterans at the very least gave up their freedom to serve their country, I'm disabled due to serving my country and many many men and women gave the ultimate sacrifice to serve their country, with their life. I'm stunned by the number of people that think it's no big deal. Ignorance is no excuse and to be better informed about this subject I highly recommend going to a VFW halland tell those vets what you think or better yet go to a funeral of an active duty airman killed in action
@@ocatazzip124 did I say he wasn't a vet? And before I stick my foot in my mouth, whether it's calling out stolen Valor or responding to someones comment on line like mine, I make sure I know what I'm talking about. Check that out
what if someone claims to be a terrorist or a criminal, when it is false. how will terrorist organisations and/or criminal networks be able to keep their credibility?
Don Shipley usually only deals with phony seals.
Stolen Valor is a problem these days, we all agree. BUT BE CAREFUL! Not all are true. Do your homework. This site does a great job finding the truth. Some people are after a buddy of mine and they played the Stolen Valor card on him. He is a Vietnam vet, I have seen his photo's (with him in them), lots of proof who he is and what he had done. This vet is so upset by these attacks, I am afraid he will commit suicide. His attack is on another website, I am asking your help, how can my buddy fight this? I have lost too many friends to 'Nam, I don't want to lose another.
Thank you.
i had a similar problem so i put my picture on front page of washington post on my facebook page along with picture of my ship from air ... DD-214 proves it all. i'd get some friends and have a chat with these false accusers...but thats a jarhead response ...dont like it i wont apologize.
if he knows who they are, have them charged with harassment
ARPERCENT in St Louis Missouri holds the Army personal records of each individual soldiers that served in the military
Except for the 16 million records destroyed in the 1973 fire. Which includes thousands of Vietnam Viets.
Thank you for doing so much to bring down these pricks who have never served. My son went through training at Ft.Benning, and was a Paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne, and spent more time in Afghanistan than I would have liked. He now helps the wounded warriors in Oklahoma going waterfowl hunting.
It's easier to verify military service, harder to verify combat missions - - seems like every Stolen Valor Vigilante had a friend who died in Iraq/Afghanistan. There are more of those lies than stolen valor lies.
Thank your son , from me, for his service
@@billybob2372 Thank you sir, I will do that. He and 4 men were with him in an MRAP on a night mission and the rear tire happened to roll over an IED. It flipped that 25 ton truck like a pancake, left a crater more than big enough to have fit that truck in afterwards, the 400 lb tires had been blown 300 yards from the site, and in the morning when they flipped it over, it all but snapped in two pieces at the firewall. It was destroyed but the 5 men inside somehow survived. My son was given an honorable/medical discharge before his time was up because of his injuries, and the pain he lives with sucks, but it doesn't stop him from being a guide for other wounded warriors in Oklahoma where he and our daughter-in-law plus 3 grandkids live, he also works a full time job and has spent his time the past 3 years going to school at Oklahoma State. He will graduate next month with a degree in some kind of earth science. He plans on continuing to be a waterfowl hunting guide for those others because it helps him deal with his injuries as well. Besides a TBI and PTSD, his spine is a mess. A great Orthopedic surgeon told him he would love to help him, but he would have to fuse his vertebrae from top to bottom and he's too young for that. He's always been a hard worker, and on top of his job, the Army pays him full disability for the injuries he suffered. We are just grateful he is alive.
@@survivrs Wow what a story, I also was honorably discharged with a 20% rating by the VA for an injury to my hand while working on B 52S but it wasn't in battle but still service connected. Your son is probably rated 100% by the VA. You should check out Don Shipleys web sight which is about unmasking phony veterans. He is a retired senior chief navy seal and it sounds like he does the exact same thing your son does with hunting trips for wounded warriors in Maryland
@@survivrsYou are thanking a guy who attacked a real veteran claiming he is stolen valor. He was in the military for a year… Why do people bother harrasing random people, so what if they are fake? You live in america right «the land of the free» the thing you’re fellow soldiers died to protect. Its sad you go and ask random questions to someone wearing a uniform, you don’t know how long its been what mental issues they have, maybe its been so long terms you ask about wasn’t a thing when they served. Its crazy to me you people congratulate a man who tries to a fight a real veteran for being stolen valor.
I went into the U. S. Army in April of 1969. It was not my intention at the time, but I ended up making a career of the Army in intelligence and counterintelligence and retiring 27 years later. I get accused of Stolen Valor on social media such as Quora often for three reasons:
I have been a registered Democrat since 1972. In 2004 I supported and voted for John Kerry. In 2016 I supported and voted for Hillary Clinton. In 2020 I supported and voted for Joe Biden. As a result people have accused me of Stolen Valor and have demanded I be arrested because “everyone knows that all veterans are conservatives, Republicans and support Donald Trump”.
From May of 1970 to May of 1971, I served in Vietnam as a member of the Army Security Agency (ASA). However, up until 2016, for some reason unknown to me, the fact that the ASA was in Vietnam was classified and we were called “Radio Research” as a cover story. When I say I was ASA in Vietnam now, people have accused me of Stolen Valor and have demanded I be arrested because “ASA wasn't in Vietnam”.
I was sent to the island of Grenada for President Reagan's “invasion”. Since there was nothing for me and the others in my MOS (Counterintelligence) to do there, we worked on our tans and played a lot of beach volleyball. Since my experiences differed from Clint Eastwood's in his movie “Heartbreak Ridge” and I posted about it on social media, people have accused me of Stolen Valor and have demanded I be arrested .
At various times people have demanded I be banned from social media sites and arrested for my Stolen Valor, citing one or all of the reasons I have cited.
I admit the accusations of Stolen Valor based on my experiences in Grenada being different than Clint Eastwood's in his movie anger me the most.
I would keep walking, because you don't have to stop and let a stranger question you.
Na, Don Shipley is the best guard of Valor. He specializes in Navy seals, but by far the best. AND ACTUALLY SERVED.
3:52 his rank tab is actually correctly on there!
Exactly! I thought, what do you mean he has it upside down? E-5 Sergeant rank.
One faker faking another faker who doesn’t know what the fake he is talking about.
I thought the same! Lol.
From watching MANY of the video's of these posers over the last 15 years or so, I just think most of them are mentally imbalanced. many of them simply don't seem to have a clue. I've run into a few of them here and there, and I never got mad enough to chase them or make them try to take it off ....like I said, it seems to me that there is some mental instability in a large percentage of these cases...just my two cents for what it is or isn't worth (I served active duty USMC and US Army Infantry)...I could care less what people wear..
It bothers me when I see a faker wearing medals that I actually earned, but was never awarded. He can wear them but I can't. otherwise I could care less. Most of them are just idiot wannabes. I get entertainment out of their stupidity.
Gerald Phipps I agree. Have always said the same thing. You can tell majority of these videos are people who just not seem to be all there. I see it all the time I just keep going. People always think everyone is normal and live a normal life. I could go on and on. Most of the comments on here are of people who lying themselves. Just be humble.
Yes I played Army when I was a kid and I learnt something from playing Army. My Dad was in the Air Force as a medevac pilot and combat medic I lost my Dad on 4/5/03 at the age of 72 he lost his Courageous battle with lung cancer I have my Dad's medals my mother didn't even want them she would've tossed them in the trash
Linda Thrall you learnt.?
i played army as a kid, then again as an adult
I didn't hear her say she wore her father's medals, some people need to be more informed
I’m a marine. What glory are you guys talking about
There was a guy, who straight up took the story from a marine that commited suicide. (it should be on youtube). He had been cheating the VA out of money for 9 years, they even built a house for him. This guy not only pretended to have a purple heart, he also pretended to be disabled, sick human being. Turns out he was a con, but because he was so convincing none checked it on him for a while
Don Shipley, nuff said...Never heard of this guy, hope he is doing good work, walk soft...
You're right, never heard of this guy but senior chief Don Shipley he'll yes. You don't want Shipley on your 6
Be careful that you don’t call stolen valor on actual Vets.
I see homeless vets getting hassled by E-2 and E-3 on liberty.
I myself have been challenged twice and luckily a level headed person ask me basic questions and vouched for me.
I now carry a copy of my DD214 on me it’s gotten that bad.
I was never in combat but I proudly served.
Being called out for wearing a USMC ball cap and sometimes my old woodland caries with my name tape still on creates issues.
Not wearing insignia, blouses, boot etc. Just trousers long since retired.
1991 to 2001 Semper Fi
most of us have a VA or an ID card... i have both
@@johnnorris1615 Those of us that served long ago and did not retire from the military did not get an ID card. If I am not seeing the VA for medical attention I wouldn't have a VA card. I do have a DD214 but who wants to carry an 8.5" x 11" Department of Defense Form in their wallet just to prove they are who they say they are. Fortunately I have only worn my uniform once since honorably discharged in 1983 and that was a service to honor military members, both past and present, and I was asked to wear my uniform. I can assure you it was correct based on the rule of the day when I was in, but likely did not meet the present day codes. I don't like it when men and women dishonor the uniform, but I really don't see it as every present day or ex service man's duty to chase these people down and harass them.
The sad thing Dark Guardian is you or I shouldn't have to carry anything but unfortunately that's the case. I have a couple of rings I wear on occasion but other than that, I don't wear cammies, shirts or have bumper stickers and prefer to keep a low profile and that's how I prefer to roll. I let my service shine through my actions daily. I have not had any issues on Veteran's Day when going for a meal. I honestly don't care about asking, in fact, I welcome it as long as you are respectful. I get that there are people who never served that are abusing it, and glad it is addressed, but there is a proper way to do it. Getting violent isn't.
Would like to join him . . . prior mos's of 11B and 71L. Being administratively skilled along will combat training (no experience, though), I believe I can support his efforts. This upsets me, as a disabled veteran !
All the fake ones been playing to much COD
Don Shipley first.than him
i have seen people try to use military discounts, i always ask for the manager, show my id, and tell them to have a policy to prove they are vets
i don't know if anyone has done this at a store
I once threw on my Star Trek Federation of Planets uniform. Most knew I wasn’t the real thing. I tried to get a discount at Star Bucks with my uniform. Some Karen called me out and cried stolen valor.
I'm a army vet who cares lol I have better things to do then track down people who play army man lol
Gotta a damned good point there . . . as has been said - 'two wrongs don't make a right' ! Trying to practice veteran cop may get you in hot water, if you behave just as fraudulently ! 😱😰😬
Yeah true....but i dont want them to take millions....only by impersonating....it happens
Are you medically retired? How can you retire from the MILITARY with only 13 years? I had to serve 20 years and was transferred to the Fleet Reserve then after 10 more years I was officially RETIRED from the NAVY after 30 years. Just so you can VERIFY I'M NOT LYING! When I retired I was AMH1(AW) Charles C. Lankford. You can verify THAT!!!
Your awards are on your dd214. In my case atleast.
True, although my Space Shuttle Door Gunner Badge is not on mine (do I need to take it off my Class A's?) . Thanks for your service btw.
There are so many fake 214's floating around out there. Some look genuine,other phoney ones you can catch right away.
yes they are.
I can back up my DD214 with a DD2, hard copy MPRJ and both sets of mirofiche. Most veterans also keep their "I love me" binder somewhere safe.
The big problem is most of this Stolen Valor Vigilante are just disgruntled veteran looking to create trouble!!
I wonder how I can find out if my brother in law really served he said he was in Vietnam but I dont believe him he is not old enough. I asked him he said he falsified his age to get in. But yet he has no pictures of his fellow soldiers I find that strange because soldiers that served always keep pics of their brothers in arms
@Ronald Monerief Jr How and where do I file. Thanks for the info
@Ronald Monerief Jr Thanks so much for the info, and thank you sir for your service.
how many real veterans have been falsely accused and beaten for it
Which is worse? Stealing glory that doesn't belong to you or denigrating glory earned by real life heros?
Stealing glory is purposely lying, falsely accusing actual veterans is a mistake by someone who didn't do their homework. Does that answer your question? What do you think?
Just make sure you are correct !
I don’t need you to protect me about my Vietnam service
Someone is gonna get hurt?
I really dont care if they want to play dress up.
absolutely
You should take your " I don't care" opinions down to the local VFW hall and see what they think
This is so upsetting to me.
As long as they are not getting C&P or pension from it. I don't take it to the max.
3:00 Isn't real lmao.
Don Shipley Rules
Why is this so big of a deal. If you know that it's a costume why waste your time. Look I am a marine veteran and can care less if some wannabe wares a coustom from the army surplus. If you have a problem with it go to the army surplus and tell them to stop selling them oh that's Wright they have every Wright to sale them as the clowns have to buy them . Look the bottom line is these people didn't make the cut.
Just because it's no big deal to you doesn't mean I should think the same way. Wearing camo or a military uniform isn't a big deal to me until they cross the line by making it look official with command and unit badges, rank and name and claiming to be a vet. I suggest you take your opinion down to the local VFW hall and see what they think
Advertise their employers, and addresses.
DD214 that is the military Resume of service..
You can’t find a patriot in cbs
I think that it's a discrace lying about serving in the military. Especially if you go as far as getting tattoos military pictures and you never served or were not wounded. Not sure is the wrong way to get attention or whatever.
People play dress up all the time. It's these vigilantes going after falsely accused Stolen Valor who are the biggest disgrace, and the biggest embarrassment to those who served.
@@theconscience01 A lot of people like to be noisy in other people's business. They need to find proof of stolen valor first.
I know lets play dress up in military uniforms yeah lets.
The claim that Infantry only trains at Ft Benning is not true. In the past there were many different bases that trained Infantry soldiers. What is true today may not have been true in the past. MOS designations change on occasion and old often are not the same as today. Uniforms Android regulations change over time as well. During my time in service in the Army 1965 to 1975 we went through several uniform changes, MOS changes, and more. Recently anArmy NCO got stabbed for screaming stolen valor. There have been many actual veterans also accused if stolen valor. It's just foolishness and dangerous to go around accusing people. I have seen this crap all my life.
When I was a child my friends and I would use our parents old uniforms from WWII and the Korean War to play games. By today's standards by some we would have been accused. Hollywood actors could be accused. Get over it. Unless one is benefiting it's just dress up and games. Even JROTC cadets have been accused.
I know someone who is doing this right now
One time in Iraq we ran out of coffee...it was bad man.
I'm pretty sure that patch was right at 3:52
E-5 Sgt Patch????
Lol it was right, these vigilantes need to stop
Stupid want to know if a guy is a vet? 4 questions 1 what a class 6? 2 what’s a article 15? 3 what’s a blue falcon and last what’s a H&W
I'm an Air Force veteran that served from 77 thru 80 and the only one of those I've heard of was a article 15. Maybe all services didn't have what you asked. If you asked me those questions would you accuse me of stolen valor? If so you'd be wrong. The first question I would ask is, what's a 214? All veterans, all services know what a 214 is. I don't ask what a DD 214 is, because the DD part is too much of a hint. The only time I've asked that question to a supposed vet he said "never heard of it" . BUSTED
The one with the dog was a set up to make fun of people who steal valor. Did you see the dog thought that one was obvious
In Japan they had 2 drug dogs like that. No one laughed when the handler would lift them to the overhead and the dog found hidden drugs
Where are people getting an idea that this was a joke? I thought it was funny but I assumed this guy was mentally ill. If you saw the full and as far as I know the only video on RUclips of this guy he's wearing blue jeans with his camo and when asked about it he said it was casual Friday
Who told her to wear that blouse?
I hope cbs knows that’s standard issue k9 video was a spoof
THANK YOU TRULEY FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORTING IN THIS AWFUL WORLD, I AS A MOTHER HAVE TRIED SO HARD TO TEACH MY CHILDREN RIGHT FROM WRONG, HOWEVER MY OLDEST SON THINKS ITS FUNNY TO DO STOLEN VALOR AND WHEN PEOPLE WALK BY AND SAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICES I HAVE TO TURN AWAY AND SAY HE'S A FAKE, HE WONT STOP THIS. PLEASE HELP SHAKE HIM ALIVE THIS IS SO WRONG.
take him to a place where vets are. or invite a few around
or put your money where your mouth is, i,ll bet he wouldnt last 5 minutes.
@@drewby4571 Jesus drewy, did you had to come out like that to a lady? Come on Dude take it easy, She is asking for help....on the other hand, Ma'am ask your son if he has the "Balls" to Stolen Valor, Tell him to have the "Balls" to join Ranks to and see if Stolen Valor is for a Joke....oorah
@@Ihaveseenthings577 Before I read your comment I said the same thing, take her son down to the local VFW hall so her son can say what he was doing and then the vets there can educate him on why what he is doing is wrong. I'm suggesting she attempts to educate and inform her son, why, according to you, is that wrong?
He lied about sons turning their dads in and dads turning their sons in. Seeing his gestures and the way he blinks his eyes , I can tell that he's mischevious as well...
And you do not know what you are talking about.
500.000deploy at vietnam.. Only 40.000confront nva or vietcong.. 460.000 claiming they fight.. B.s
Zero Distance even REMFs got rockets, mortars and sappers in the wire on a daily basis. Not everyone was a grunt. For every grunt in the bush they were supported by 10 REMFs. I was FDC got shot at shot back but because my MOS wasn’t 11bush no CIB we still did our job.
@@wyuciswuget 10 REMFs aw to hear that again. I think we view the support personnel differently. My view of a REMF is someone hiding out to avoid combat. I am a two tour Vietnam vet and was medivaced both tours. Charlie did not want me in country. ;-) . I was a 1Lt first tour and remember going back to base camp, herding up those REMFs at gun point, putting them on a chopper, and within three days they were medivaced due to drug withdrawl . Charlie knew what he was doing making those drugs so available, in most cases free. My 2nd tour only lasted a week and as a Company CO, I was shot by an NVA with an AK47. I got my CIB but the FOs for the ARTY walked right along side me did not, as did the medics, bless them. I think they got the combat medic badge. Welcome home brother. Hey by the way, I am 81 years old. I joined the Army as an PVTE1 in 1955, and in 65 went to OCS. and retired as a CPT O3. Damn that was along time ago, look at Vietnam now.
If you didn’t earn it don’t wear it. I know some vets that earn it but never flash it. I do now after twenty some years. Not on my person but on my truck.
0:08 WOW! That's quite a shirt.
Dont serve
Let's see I went to Virginia Aerospace Museum and bought a hat that has the Air Force insignia, if I wear the hat, Oh and not wearing military pants or shirt, is that call Stolen Valor?
ONLY IF YOU CLAIM YOU ARE A VETERAN WHEN YOU ARE NOT. it is not the clothes people IT IS THE FALSE CLAIM TO BE A VET
@@johnnorris1615 You are so wrong - - you can claim to be a veteran - Supreme Court over ruled Stolen Valor - - keep up with the times - - what is illegal is to accept a discount for military service - - that is the crime. The ONLY exception is you can't buy, sell, trade, wear the Medal of Honor unless you are the recipient (sons and daughters of dead MOH winners can't wear it either). But they can wear the uniform all day long, with medals (except MOH), with any rank, and as long as they don't get a financial gain (can be Starbucks discount), then, and only then is it stolen valor. Any other crying by vigilantes is an embarrassment to all vets.
@@theconscience01 What you're saying is true only to the extent of what constitutes the legal definition of being charged a felony for this action. If someone's not trying to benefit from falsely claiming to be a veteran, they didn't commit a felony. But in my opinion as a Air Force veteran you've dishonored all that have served. I don't care about the financial gain, but claiming to serve this country and didn't is an insult to all that have served and especially those that gave the ultimate sacrifice with their lives. All those who commit stolen Valor and also those that think this no big deal should go to the local VFW hall and express their opinion there and see what happens
This is my standard issue k9 🤣
People act they were in the military.should be beat .l serve 15 yrs,
Slimy
Got me on that one bud
DD214-if he has one then he was in the military,every person that get a DD214 upon seperation from the military note to mention travel order,dont take genius to figure it out,DD214 IS THE MOST IMPORTANT DOCUMENT THAT THAT U CAN GET FROM THE MILITARY ,U NEED ONE VA BENEFITS,when someone say theyre military show me your DD 214 !!!!!
Donald Feger I was in the military for 6 years. I don’t carry my dd 14 form around with me.
Who carries that around with them?
There are fake 214s out there. I have a VA ID card. To get treatment or other services from the VA they don't ask you for your 214, it could be fake. They will go on the VA computer to see your 214. You can't fake what's on the VA computer. VA ID card is legit. Here in Montana I have veterans license plates but to get them all you have to do is show them a 214, which could be fake. So don't go by license plates. I don't see how a VA ID card can be faked
Standard issue K9… lol
Your not a Veteran unless you have Veteran plates on your car as far as I am concerned.
Veterans status is an option, at least in Montana. And here in Montana to get veterans plates you go to DMV and show them your 214, they don't check with the VA to see if it's real and you can fake a 214. Ask a veteran for his VA ID card, that can't be faked. That card is an option, not all vets have one. But to get that card from the VA, unlike Montana DMV, the VA doesn't ask for you to supply your 214 to them, they just go to theVA computer and verify your a veteran. If your a vet they will give you a pictured VA ID card
Nice Report.
Thank America for all the honor of living here in the United States and making America great.
Wow
this is silly on both sides and realy a wall of shame for a farether inbarresment
You should go to your local VFW hall and discuss your opinion there. It's always better to express your opinion from a educated view point. Have you ever served in the military? Talk to the parents of a service member who has been killed or to the many many veterans, like myself, who served their country and are disabled due to their service. Try and be better informed in the future
FYI Embarrassment
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