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Unless the fake is committing fraud by trying to get money or position, its none of my business. Often there behaviors will give them away. Why is it in our country we are so worried about others getting something we don't. I say have your own personal honor and that will take you anywhere. People who pretend to be vets etc, would never understand why this would make anyone who served angry. If they understood the commitment, hardwork etc they wouldn't do it in the first place. This is why getting in there face or getting angry is a waste of time.
Off topic, the big thing i miss now that im a vet is how disciplined i was in the service and how easy you can lose it in civilian life.
Wearing a cap with a Logo or a T-shirt spelling out something is NOT the same as a person wearing a Uniform that depicts an actual Military service as with that person who was slandering the US Marine Corp with his outlandish display.
I can wear my WW11 or Korea cap with pride and can prove my time of service if asked.....full uniform today....Nah, I'm too old for that.
Yes, the uniform is wrong for an NCO in Army Dress Blues, his infantry insignias are for officers so is the U.S. on the lapels. If you the medals on your dress uniform you don't wear the ribbon bar. Yep, some wrong with that picture.
Wearing a cap with a Logo or a T-shirt spelling out something is NOT the same as a person wearing a Uniform that depicts an actual Military service as with that person who was slandering the US Marine Corp with his outlandish display.
I can wear my WW11 or Korea cap with pride and can prove my time of service if asked.....full uniform today....Nah, I'm too old for that.
As a teenager I once wore my dad's Navy cruise jacket. When asked, I told the person it is my dad's jacket and he went to the places listed. For me, it was a way of honoring my dad. I suspect that some fake veterans do this in the hopes of getting free food/drinks and or money. At the very least, that is fraud.
Yes, the uniform is wrong for an NCO in Army Dress Blues, his infantry insignias are for officers so is the U.S. on the lapels. If you the medals on your dress uniform you don't wear the ribbon bar. Yep, some wrong with that picture.
Did you catch his rank insignia? You'd think a sergeant major would know better.
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