Viper's Vietnam Veterans Pages,
Wannabe's

* Read below about the scumbag in
this photo
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Wannabe by - NamvetPoet
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America's New Legion Of Liars.
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Stolen Valor Act
Stolen Valor Act
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Wannabes, Valor Thiefs, Poseurs, Fakes,
Frauds, Scumbags, Low Life's, Imposters,
Charlatans, Cheats
You will be caught!
P.O.W. Network Unmasking Military Imposters
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Those Who Want To Be But Werent
There are those who want to be but never really were,
They try to make you think, that they are one of you,
If those who want to be but werent could only see them
self,
But they will never do this, for they know as well as I, Ó Keith (Hacksaw) Bodine 2003
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If you did not earn these medals don't get caught wearing them
| Whoever knowingly wears, manufactures, or sells any decoration or medal authorized by Congress for the armed forces of the United States, or any of the service medals or badges awarded to the members of such forces, or the ribbon, button, or rosette of any such badge, decoration or medal, or any colorable imitation thereof, except when authorized under regulations made pursuant to law, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than six months, or both. |
* About the photo of the so called soldier at the Wall "Inevitably, on Memorial Days and Veterans Days, photographers gravitate to The [Vietnam Memorial] Wall or its smaller replica, which travels around the country, for appropriate images they can send to the nation's newspapers. * * * On Memorial Day, [May 28,] 1996, The Dallas Morning News ran a huge front-page color photograph of a . . . scraggly veteran dressed in a boonie hat and fatigues, weeping in anguish, his face pressed to the black plexiglass surface of The Wall's traveling replica. 'Reflecting on the Fallen,' was the headline, and the caption described [him] as a U.S. Marine veteran who fought in Vietnam. ['Marine veteran who fought in Vietnam, pays honor to a friend as he visits the Vietnam Wall Experience, a traveling replica of Washington Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, after Brooklyn's Memorial Day parade.'] The Associated Press photograph appeared in numerous other papers around the country. But [a] Morning News reader . . . pointed out that [the man] was wearing a camouflage BDU jacket first issued in 1983, a commercially-manufactured bush hat, a full-color 3d Marine Division patch not authorized for wear after 1947 (and not worn on camouflage in any case), and a pin for the 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, part of the 1st Marine Division, not the 3rd. A search of military records revealed that [the man] had never served in the Marine Corps or any other branch of the service." (B.G. Burkett and Glenna Whitley, Stolen Valor, How the Vietnam Generation Was Robbed of its Heroes and its History, 586). On July 13, 1996, The Dallas Morning News ran a correction: "On Page 1A May 28, a Memorial Day photo showed [a man] who identified himself as a Marine veteran who fought in Vietnam. Federal officials say that [he] did not serve with the Marines in Vietnam." |
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