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obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 00:49
I just want everyone to see how young imposters are becoming now and deserve to be dropped kicked to the middle ages http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?204766-Marine-Impersonator%2Fpage1

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smoke
11-22-2011, 06:22
YOu have got to be shitting me.. I cannot believe anyone would do this... :eek:


I just want everyone to see how young imposters are becoming now and deserve to be dropped kicked to the middle ages http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?204766-Marine-Impersonator%2Fpage1

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x_31BX_x
11-22-2011, 06:31
I would drop kick those ribbons through his chest if I saw that.

MARDIGRA21
11-22-2011, 07:15
Haha two national defense ribbons huh? Lmao

x_31BX_x
11-22-2011, 07:26
Haha two national defense ribbons huh? Lmao

Yeah, he was in the Gulf War and the War on Terror. However, I think he forgot that you can put a device on the NDSM. Doesn't he look old enough though?

River_Rat_459
11-22-2011, 08:43
I love the comments on the board....LMAO.


Here's a close up of the ribbons said **** bag was wearing. Yes, that is a SEAL Trident he's wearing. When asked about his BUD/S class number, his response was, "I didn't go to BUD/S, but I'm assigned to SOCOM, so we get to wear the Trident (I guess no one told him that he's wearing a mini-Trident). And yes, he is wearing a Marine Reserve ribbon ABOVE his Silver Star.


I like the pleated Dockers. Those look good.


Someone should have stripped the uniform off him then and there, Like Gunny Kitsakos did in 2006. when confronted with an Imposter wearing blues and 1SG chevrons, 27 ribbons & with a 4 day beard in Times Square he gave him one choice, take off the uniform then and there .

MjolnirActual
11-22-2011, 09:00
I think I agree with ripping that uniform off him right then an there.

I would like to know exactly what goes on in that minuscule brain of a person like that to get them to do that and think that they can get away with it. Homeboy is so far off base (pun intended) he sticks out like a sore thumb.

Ragingclue
11-22-2011, 09:41
Wow I really just want to punch him in the face. Kudos to those guys for showing restraint. I don't know if I could have done the same in person.

HAVOK
11-22-2011, 10:24
I dont understand the point of this, we will know! And you will be outed and ridiculed! And possibly injured....

MjolnirActual
11-22-2011, 10:28
I dont understand the point of this, we will know! And you will be outed and ridiculed! And possibly injured....

exactly ... its not even like you have to do a double take ... your Whiskey Tango Foxtrot alarm goes off immediately.

I mean OD Dockers? What an asshole!

obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 11:29
And don't forget he looks like he is 16 and has lt bars on and crooked to

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David_3033
11-22-2011, 13:59
Guys this was just his Halloween costume. Lol, what a tool!

smoke
11-22-2011, 15:10
Pleated at that.. Worst Look evah!


exactly ... its not even like you have to do a double take ... your Whiskey Tango Foxtrot alarm goes off immediately.

I mean OD Dockers? What an asshole!

obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 15:11
Maybe he shoulda got the uniform right if it was a costume lol

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HAVOK
11-22-2011, 17:39
If you wanna honor a Marine, fly a flag, wear a "Marines fuckin Rock!" t-shirt or something. Don't do this, your just pissing off the very people your trying to pay homage to. You wanna wear the uniform? Sign on the dotted line D-bag!

x_31BX_x
11-22-2011, 17:55
If you wanna honor a Marine, fly a flag, wear a "Marines fuckin Rock!" t-shirt or something. Don't do this, your just pissing off the very people your trying to pay homage to. You wanna wear the uniform? Sign on the dotted line D-bag!

Damn, and that is from a Soldier not a Marine.

obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 18:21
Yeah and just looking at the other people in the picture the look on their faces is wtf

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David_3033
11-22-2011, 18:38
That's hilarious looks like they found his facebook page. It doesn't look like it's up anymore. They probably gave him so much shit that he had to close it down.

obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 18:45
Good cause from what I remember was that ever before the valor act it was still illeagal to wear a uniform but was only very few instances where you could wear one

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MaximusR3
11-22-2011, 20:06
yeah, if it was a costume you are not allowed to wear any authentic ribbons, badges, devices, rank insignia, or EGAs unless maybe you legitimately earned them, and if that was the case you would still be required to display them within regulation standards. USMC reserves ribbon takes precedence over all his other ribbons, including a silver star? lol yeah ok.

MaximusR3
11-22-2011, 20:09
oh and are those 2nd LT bars he's wearing? with an enlisted EGA on his garrison cover? been stuck at O-1 for a long time I guess, considering he served in the gulf war and all lol

obtainedpilot
11-22-2011, 20:14
Wish I was immortal like he was if he was around way back then

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XxSilentxFartxX
11-23-2011, 01:38
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5XFpnl4DKQ


I am too disgusted to even speak on this thread. This slide show above is also disgusting...Ive seen some pretty fucked up dbag posers but the original dude takes the cake. I mean cmon a fing trident...A TRIDENT. Kid looks to be 15. 2TWO national defense ribbons? WTF. How in the hell did he get 2 of em..Grade A Fing doucher right there....

Warhammer0351
11-23-2011, 07:05
Makes me F'in sick!! Wish I could have came across this d-bag!! Actually, I guess it's better that I don't. I don't feel like going to jail...LOL!!!

MjolnirActual
11-23-2011, 07:58
I guess the other thing that is so, frankly shocking about this is how many fuckers there are out there doing this crap. There is the very obvious reasons that this gets under my skin and makes me want to drag one of these clowns through the streets by his neck.

Then there is this other side to this where I get even more angry because the idea of committing an act like this is so foreign to me that I can't even get my head around what would motivate a person to do it.

Especially when it's not like you need a act of congress to enlist. You go down to your local recruiting office and sign up. Barring serious physical or mental issues you will get to opportunity to follow in the footsteps of others who came before you.

It shines a particularly bright light on the cowardice of people who wear a uniform that they know they have no right to.

Like a great sailor once said... "I am what I am, and that's all that I am." I am totally cool and proud of being exactly that.

SGTNordell
11-23-2011, 21:37
A$$clowns like these people want all the attention that a real soldier gets without the hard work, like risking your life. I was totally blown away a few months ago to find a huge thread on a Special Forces forum just dedicated to outing impostors and to top it off most of the ones listed were older men in there 40s.

obtainedpilot
11-25-2011, 14:32
I say put em in a gas chamber full of vs gas with no gas mask

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eightyduecejmpr
11-25-2011, 16:57
You know, this actually makes me more sad than angry. When I got ETS'd (is that even a word? Christ I'm getting old) I got out on Sept. 1st, 2001. That's right, ten days before the shit hit the fan. I actually saved up some leave days and had them buy me out and partied with my paratroopers in a hotel for 4 days and came home to Chicago on the 5th of Sept. When 9/11 happened I was glued to my TV and I couldn't get through to Bragg on the phone, they were on high alert and all calls into the base were cut out. When I did get through to see if they wanted me back, I was told to hang tight and we'll call ya if we need ya.
They never called and I went on with my life and started school. BUT the moral of the story is the biggest fight I ever had with an ex, was for my B-day she took me to a monster truck show, (Gravedigger is still the king) and they called on all veterans to stand and be recognized. I stayed sitting. When my ex grilled me about it, I told her I just couldn't take credit for something that I wasn't a part of.
"Well you served didn't you?"
Yes.
"Well, why not stand and be recognized?"
I couldn't answer. It just didn't feel right to be in the presence of men who had fought and went to war, while I didn't take part in that.
Don't get me wrong, my time with the paratroopers spent with the 82nd is my crowning achievement in life, something that no matter what happens, no one can ever take from me. But I would NEVER think of pulling this shit. It's seriously a shame.

toby2533
11-28-2011, 07:45
As I said before i have meet to many fakes, even on vacation in Disney saw 2 guys with Marine stuff on went up Semper Fi started to talk to them both said they were in recon the other force recon, hell with most of the Marine I talk to when I'm out traveling most the Corps must be recon or force recon.

obtainedpilot
11-28-2011, 10:21
Guess they wanted to be like the marines in heartbreak ridge lol

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saviger
11-28-2011, 13:28
As I said before i have meet to many fakes, even on vacation in Disney saw 2 guys with Marine stuff on went up Semper Fi started to talk to them both said they were in recon the other force recon, hell with most of the Marine I talk to when I'm out traveling most the Corps must be recon or force recon.

Yeah, I see this allot in from the Army vets as well. I like to publicly humiliate them with simple questions like; "Hey you remember those fundamentals of Reconnaissance?" Or "what troop did you graduate from?" "My favorite being to ask them about "Fiddlers Green".
I promptly show them my right shoulder (RECON tab over Crossed Sabers), and call them a faker.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7068/1001947.th.jpg

W (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/413/1001947.jpg/)ith all those other people pretending to be in the service, I really lay into them.....Its not pretty...

Veterans day last year in class, a guy walks into school in full Class A's pretending to be a Ranger, looking all kinds of ate up. Wasnt very smart on his part, considering the the student body is about 40% Veterans.

HAVOK
11-28-2011, 15:58
You know, this actually makes me more sad than angry. When I got ETS'd (is that even a word? Christ I'm getting old) I got out on Sept. 1st, 2011. That's right, ten days before the shit hit the fan. I actually saved up some leave days and had them buy me out and partied with my paratroopers in a hotel for 4 days and came home to Chicago on the 5th of Sept. When 9/11 happened I was glued to my TV and I couldn't get through to Bragg on the phone, they were on high alert and all calls into the base were cut out. When I did get through to see if they wanted me back, I was told to hang tight and we'll call ya if we need ya.
They never called and I went on with my life and started school. BUT the moral of the story is the biggest fight I ever had with an ex, was for my B-day she took me to a monster truck show, (Gravedigger is still the king) and they called on all veterans to stand and be recognized. I stayed sitting. When my ex grilled me about it, I told her I just couldn't take credit for something that I wasn't a part of.
"Well you served didn't you?"
Yes.
"Well, why not stand and be recognized?"
I couldn't answer. It just didn't feel right to be in the presence of men who had fought and went to war, while I didn't take part in that.
Don't get me wrong, my time with the paratroopers spent with the 82nd is my crowning achievement in life, something that no matter what happens, no one can ever take from me. But I would NEVER think of pulling this shit. It's seriously a shame.

That's respect right there.

Th3Cap3
11-30-2011, 06:51
Yeah, I see this allot in from the Army vets as well. I like to publicly humiliate them with simple questions like; "Hey you remember those fundamentals of Reconnaissance?" Or "what troop did you graduate from?" "My favorite being to ask them about "Fiddlers Green".
I promptly show them my right shoulder (RECON tab over Crossed Sabers), and call them a faker.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7068/1001947.th.jpg

W (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/413/1001947.jpg/)ith all those other people pretending to be in the service, I really lay into them.....Its not pretty...

Veterans day last year in class, a guy walks into school in full Class A's pretending to be a Ranger, looking all kinds of ate up. Wasnt very smart on his part, considering the the student body is about 40% Veterans.

Damnit, I missed it all! I miss all the good stuff :-P

Imposters/posers piss me off, that kid in the photo looks like one of those basement dwellers, probably got teased a lot and thought it was a good idea. Or he is a free loader trying to get some kind of discount or free shit for looking like a service member. He should grow a pair and actually earn the right to wear a uniform.

CrzyChinook
11-30-2011, 07:42
Damnit, I missed it all! I miss all the good stuff :-P

Imposters/posers piss me off, that kid in the photo looks like one of those basement dwellers, probably got teased a lot and thought it was a good idea. Or he is a free loader trying to get some kind of discount or free shit for looking like a service member. He should grow a pair and actually earn the right to wear a uniform.

shit you really missed it we had our very own Imposters/poser...he applied to USMG! acting like some navy guy but our navy members caught it almost instantly!! steve i think the applicant name was?i dont remember cant even find the post any more....

smoke
11-30-2011, 09:44
You mean this guy: :cool:

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MjolnirActual
11-30-2011, 09:53
You mean this guy: :cool:

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Wow I totally missed this one ... SMOKE ...love the Cylon crack *LOL*

MARDIGRA21
11-30-2011, 10:17
Yeah that was funny

MARDIGRA21
04-03-2012, 09:22
This guy definitely tops them all. Apparently jump wings are superior to the seal trident LMAO. There's so much wrong with this picture other than that though.

Rickety Rob
04-03-2012, 09:29
This guy definitely tops them all. Apparently jump wings are superior to the seal trident LMAO. There's so much wrong with this picture other than that though.

WOW! He would never make it anyway

KaNtSt0PMeH
04-03-2012, 09:45
Lol i remember when i bought every ribbon at clothing sales... that shits hilarious

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