Poser impersonating SF officer
08-11-2010, 12:51 AM
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Poser impersonating SF officer Figured you boys might like to have a look at this
http://www.georgiapacking.org/forum/...hp?f=6&t=49635
it's sick what some people's children will do for attention
http://www.georgiapacking.org/forum/...hp?f=6&t=49635
it's sick what some people's children will do for attention
08-13-2010, 04:55 PM
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hats off to the guy that spotted him. i researched all the badges online and had no idea CIB can have stars or about the SF tab not suppose to be on the combat sleeve
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08-17-2010, 01:07 PM
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I encountered a kid like this at a taco bell late last year here in PHX. in some ACU's with a beard and ear rings in ... I was in my civ's and simply asked for his ID and when he failed to show I just told him to get the F**k in his car , leave and take that sh*t off . I'm not an NCO "E-4" so the lengths of my juristiction are limited but none the less people like this make me sick to my stomach ... I'm Active Duty AF btw at Luke AFB for a short 5 years now .
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I caught a kid at the mall in Austin once decked out in "his" class A's. This kid had to be maybe 19, but was a SFC with 4 service stripes and 5 deployment stripes. He was also an airborne ranger/SF, EIB, purple heart you name it he had it.
I didnt ask for his ID card, I just went off on him in front of his friends. I asked him if he knew what the stripes on his sleeves represented, that was a negative. I asked him what ARCOM and AAM stood for, another negative. Funny considering he was had multiple of them on his chest.
So then I politely told him to run to his car and get as far away as me as possible before I stomped a hole in his chest and stripped him down bareass naked right there in the mall in front of everyone.
Im not one of those guys who goes around trying to act like a hardass or anything, but that situation made my blood boil because it was literally a couple weeks after I helped put one of my friends in the ground due to an IED.
I didnt ask for his ID card, I just went off on him in front of his friends. I asked him if he knew what the stripes on his sleeves represented, that was a negative. I asked him what ARCOM and AAM stood for, another negative. Funny considering he was had multiple of them on his chest.
So then I politely told him to run to his car and get as far away as me as possible before I stomped a hole in his chest and stripped him down bareass naked right there in the mall in front of everyone.
Im not one of those guys who goes around trying to act like a hardass or anything, but that situation made my blood boil because it was literally a couple weeks after I helped put one of my friends in the ground due to an IED.
