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INTRODUCTION V V A - Claims by members of Vietnam Veterans of America ================================== |
Heroes or Villains? |
Individuals reported as
of 10/2009
Note: These individuals are IN ADDITION TO those investigated and named in the book STOLEN VALOR. Those
with a "LINK" have records, news articles, pictures or tales
posted. |
THOSE CLAIMING MEDAL OF HONOR
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| Maas,
Nicholas Shane
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09/2006 04/2007 07/2007 |
Omaha, NE | Claims
active duty Army Ranger, weekends at Ft Benning. Also claims part of
1/75 and served in Afghanistan and Iraq. Claims battle field
commission during battle of Mazer-e-Sharif. Claims Silver Star.
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Served
April 6, 1998 to May 5, 1998 and January 17, 2002 to March 8, 2002
ONLY award, Marksman w/Auto
Rifle. Discharged a Private from National Guard and Army. |
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01/2009 | Brunswick, GA | Claims to have been a Navy Seal during Jimmy Carter’s presidency and says he was on a mission when six seals died and he and one other seal were left in the Persian Gulf several days before they were picked up. He refers to “Operation Eagle Claw”, as the mission he was on when the SEALS were killed. | ACTUAL RECORDS | ||||||||
| Macaulay, Wayne Richard | 06/2005 08/2007 |
NC, TN, CA |
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Authorized ONLY the National Defense. E-4 "released from active duty." Computer Programmer, never left the States. | ||||||||
| Macbeth, Jesse Adam | 2006 01/2007 |
Phoenix Virginia |
Self-proclaimed "Army Ranger" -- SERVED
one month 13 days ARMY. May 1 to June 13 2003.
SEE BELOW May, Eric Holmes also |
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| MACKERT, WAYNE | 08/2009 | . | Claims Navy Cross. Claims awarded in 2008 after decades of lost paperwork. | . | ||||||||
| Maddox, Clyde | 03/99 | Alabama | Claims
Korean War POW , Army ================================================
http://www.accessmontgomery.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060203/NEWS/602030337/1001
Name
on marker not a POW Clyde M. Maddox's name appears on the monument at the Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The Elberta resident and U.S. Army veteran said he didn't know how his name got on the monument. "I have a lot of friends that are military and it would be a dishonor to them if my name is on that monument, and it should be removed," said Maddox, 72, who served in Korea from 1952 to 1954. "In fact, I would pay to have it taken off." Larry Greer, a spokesman for the Pentagon's POW/MIA Office in Washington, said Maddox's name did not appear in their database as a prisoner of war during the Korean War. Jeff Hester, spokesman for the Birmingham Veterans Affairs Medical Center, said Maddox's name was pulled from a list of individuals with prisoner of war license plates generated by the Alabama Department of Revenue's motor division. Maddox, who pled guilty to possessing forged military documents in 1985, and said he has never been a prisoner of war. Maddox said he did not remember applying for a prisoner of war license plate but said that he was at one time in possession of such a plate. "To my knowledge, I never applied for a POW tag," he said. "Someone gave me one, but I don't recall when it was and I didn't put it on anything. ... I didn't pay that much attention to it. I didn't know they were official." The Department of Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars said Maddox's name should be removed. "We hold in very high regard those who have been held prisoner of war. They are in a very special group of people, and for a name to be amongst them that has not paid that price ... it desecrates the memorial," said Roland Day, senior vice commander of the Department of Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars. The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs officials said they are investigating the matter but said they were not sure what they could do. "This monument is at a federal facility and is not on our purview," said Clyde Marsh, commissioner of the Alabama Department of Veteran Affairs. A representative for the Gov. Bob Riley's office said they are also looking into the situation. "The first step is that everything has to be verified," said Sandra Lucas, deputy chief of staff for Riley's office. "Because we have a tag in question, we have referred that issue to the Department of Revenue. And as for the state to rectify the situation, to make changes to the monument is an expensive proposition." The monument is brushed aluminum, with each of the 1,200 names etched into it. To remove Maddox's name, an entire panel would have to be removed. Hester said he had no idea how much the work would cost. |
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| Magee, Pamela | 11/2004 | Idaho | http://www.arbiteronline.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2002/11/11/3dcf149ff2551?in_archive=1
Pamela MaGee Not enough for you? MaGee also recognizes the need for a non-traditional student's voice in ASBSU, and her plans to represent those students in Canyon County, Gowen Field and Mountain Home are the kind of progressive ideas we respect. ===================================================== Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 14:57:30 -0500 (EST)
.... Yes, I have talked about my experiences in the Gulf War but
never said or misreported myself in my military service. I am proud of
serving my county an it was very difficult leaving my children and getting
served divorce paper over in the Gulf. We all make mistakes and I do agree
that people should not claim that they were POW's if they ever not or
medals that they never earned. But to put in false information on
this website about a person because of hearsay you are doing the same
thing these people have said about there military service that are not
true.
Its sad that we as a nation have come to this
"The Truth will set you Free"
Pamela MaGee
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Discharge shows: Army service Ribbon; Good Conduct Medal; Marksman qualification Badge Rifle, M-16; Southwest Asia Service Medal with Bronze SERVICE stars; National Defense Medal; nothing follows |
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| MAGER, ERIC LEE | 10/2009 | WA | Pictures are from 1999 timeframe. By the
way, he had a GREAT story for why he had to take them off for an inspection
. He had been in the National Guard for 5 years. He also has a RANGER tattoo on his (?) right upper arm. Eric was also in the NJROTC at Bremerton High School in Bremerton, WA. He was telling people that he was a Captain.    myspace photo
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From: xxxxxxxxx SFC MIL USA TRADOC
Sent: Monday, November 09, 2009 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: Re: Eric Mager
No record of him attending Ranger School. |
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| MAGUIRE, JOHN F | 02/2008 | "ME MAIN" |
QUOTE My
Only desire is to perform all to my best thus assuring to projects are built
safety in mine. In the past 30 years I still have a 100% satisfaction. Not
one faulty project to this date. END QUOTE |
Served Sept 68 - April 70
Discharged a PFC. Only awards ND, VSM, VCM, Infantry badge. |
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| MAGYAR, BRIAN R | 2007 01/2009 |
NC |
Seen wearing the DSC. CLAIMS Retired (CW-5)
SFGA,
claims founding member of SFO-D, Claims Grenada Desert-One up
until Haiti. He wears SF shirts everyday. Business card claims 4 combat
jumps.
2009- AGAIN wearing CW5 rank and the DSC on his hat.
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 Pic courtesy of The Harnett County Sheriff's Office, for larceny of Computer equipment - 03/05/09. |
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| Maiz,
Robert S. aka Edwin Maiz |
07/2006 | New York | Claims Navy SEAL, mercenary. Wore USMC and USN uniform. Claims "active inactive." |
NOT A SEAL. NPRC could locate no military records. |
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| Malone, Reggie aka Reginald Malone |
2003 02/2006 01/2007 04/2007 |
WA | http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19920828&slug=1509724
Friday, August 28, 1992 - Page updated at 12:00 AM Date Fakes -- Smooth-Operating Imposters Take Victims' Love And MoneyLaura Belcher thought she'd met her prince. Undercover officer Reginald Malone was warm and caring. He sent her flowers, a teddy bear and romantic cards - sometimes as many as three in a day. He was attentive to Belcher's 9-year-old daughter. "I'd had such miserable luck with men all of my life, and I finally thought I'd met my dream man," said Belcher, a 36-year-old minister's assistant for the Jesuit Community at Seattle University. But Belcher's prince turned out to be a frog. Reginald Malone lied about who he was. Despite his badge, his walkie-talkie and his familiarity with police lingo, Malone did not work at a police station, but a book bindery. A previous wife and a live-in girlfriend thought he was a celebrated Navy diver. He was not. Malone - convicted of theft and impersonating a police officer - is a date fake. The scary thing is, Malone is not alone. Date fakes here and across the country lie not only about their jobs but about their ages, their names, their financial status and, inevitably, their marital status, say psychologists and private detectives. Date fakes will take your money or break your heart. Or both. Tacoma private eye Sandy Taylor said clients who have been duped by men sometimes call her in the middle of the night. "They're scared, they're embarrassed, and they don't know which way to turn," she said. "I try to keep a professional distance, but it's hard when you know what's been done to them." Georgia Kearns, a private investigator in Seattle for three decades, said she used to check out about one date fake a year for wealthy clients. But in the past few years, she's handled 15 cases for women from all walks of life. Kearns said the AIDS scare, the increasing number of single women, and increased awareness that people have a right to know something about who they date have boosted business. But how do you know when someone is making himself up? "The mythology that a liar can't look you in the eye just isn't so," said Dr. Gordon Deckert, who speaks around the country about liars and lying. "These liars who prey on women will look you right in the eye. They're on stage, acting out a part. But their audience is the people they're trying to entice." In Seattle, recent victims include a teacher, an art collector, a computer programmer and a Seattle Times business reporter. Copyright (c) 1992 Seattle Times Company, All Rights Reserved. ================================= EXPOSED
- Article KOMO News,
Seattle, Tacoma
01/2007 -- This scammer is still online ... his link to his Yahoo profile
is http://profiles.yahoo.com/passionate4love4u
and is still telling women lies.
Please be so kind and add the link above and his Yahoo ID of
passionate4love4u to his profile on your wall of shame.
Great website!!!
==================================================== Reggie Malone, a man who police say poses as a Navy SEAL online to befriend women and steal from them, has been caught at it again. 'The Imposter' Is Caught
Once Again http://www.komotv.com/stories/41734.htm BELLEVUE - The lies begin to
unravel at a Bellevue Hotel. Two women have come to see the man in room 254. (click the link for video and the rest of the story.) |
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| Maniscalco, James | 01/2009 | NY |
NYPD nabs counterfeit cop on Staten Island
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St
Louis could locate no active duty records.
New York could locate no state Guard/Reserve records. |
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| Mankovitch, Donald | . | . | Claiming SPECIAL
FORCES and "GREEN BERET"... POW, SF [SgtMaj], 101 Arbn, SS, PH |
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| Manoian, Howard | 03/2009 | . |
Phony paratrooper to be feted by FrenchD-Day vet ‘misrepresented his service’
By Richard Weir
Saturday, June 6, 2009 - An Army veteran who has masqueraded as a D-Day paratrooper for decades is due to receive France’s highest military award, although records reveal the 84-year-old Lowell native didn’t jump into Normandy on June 6, 1944. Howard Manoian’s gripping accounts of landing behind enemy lines with the elite 82nd Airborne Division have been widely reported by the Herald, The Boston Globe and other newspapers. National Archives records provided to the Herald by military researchers show Manoian does in fact deserve recognition as one of the many thousands of young American soldiers who put their lives on the line on D-Day - not as a paratrooper, but as a member of a less glamorous chemical warfare unit that came ashore on Utah Beach and ran a supply dump. “The military records leave no doubt that he never served in Normandy as a paratrooper,” said researcher Brian Siddall of Ithaca, N.Y., citing numerous reports and payroll records listing Manoian in the 33rd Chemical Decontamination Company throughout 1944. Siddall, 47, nephew of the 82nd’s Cpl. Quent Siddall, who was killed on D-Day, said, “To give the award to someone who has misrepresented his service for the past 30 years diminishes the value of the award.” Though queried by the Herald and the researchers regarding discrepancies in Manoian’s past accounts, the French government still plans to award the Legion of Honor to the retired Derry, N.H., cop. Manoian is to be honored today at the Airborne Museum in Ste. Mere-Eglise, said Troy Darr, a spokesman for a U.S. military task force planning today’s 65th anniversary events. Alexis Berthier of the French Consulate in Boston said the Grand Chancellery of the Legion of Honor is aware of the issue. But he said, “Mr. Manoian will receive the Legion of Honor based on the confirmed and established elements of his service, not on the contested ones. It is established that Mr. Manoian participated in the Normandy campaign and was wounded in action on French soil.” Reached by phone in his home near Ste.-Mere-Eglise, Manoian acknowledged serving in the chemical unit, but stood by his paratrooper claim: “I was in basic training in the Chemical Warfare Service. After that I went into the paratroopers. The French government did a lot of research on me. They cleared everything.” D-Day paratrooper David Bullington, 88, of Dyesburg, Tenn., whose name appears in the 82nd’s official records, said he only met Manoian years after the war and Manoian told him three different versions of where he landed. “You don’t land in three different places in one jump and walk away,” Bullington said. Noting that he lost a lot of friends that day, Bullington added, “I don’t like to see someone claiming to be a paratrooper to grab a little bit of glory for doing what real paratroopers did in Ste. Mere-Eglise. It’s a slap in the face.” In numerous interviews - even when challenged by the Herald this week - Manoian has said he was shot and hit in both legs by shrapnel June 17, 1944, while searching a house. But records show he was evacuated to England that day after fracturing his middle finger, returning to duty only in November 1944 - precluding his claim of a combat jump in Holland on Sept. 17, 1944. In Ste. Mere-Eglise bars, Manoian, wearing a scarf purportedly made from his D-Day parachute, is feted as a hero. A plaque marks a spot in the local cemetery where he claims he landed. But Howard Melvin, a 505th regimental sergeant major, before his death in 2002, relayed his suspicions about Manoian’s story to former Herald reporter Tom Farmer, who had interviewed Manoian in 2001. Siddall’s later search uncovered the chemical unit records. Farmer, who notified French officials, said, “It saddens me that this is a legitimate D-Day veteran who served his country with courage, but for some reason felt compelled to embellish his record to re-create himself as a paratrooper.’ ================================================= 'Band of Brothers' American World War Two hero exposed as a fraud
By Peter
Allen and Chris
Brooke
The Daily Mail
Last updated at 11:31 AM on 10th July 2009
Howard Manoian was a local hero in the Normandy village that he had
retired to - feted for his tales of sacrifice in liberating France
from the Nazis.
The American was happy to tell how he was wounded in action twice after
parachuting into nearby Sainte-Mère-Eglise on D-Day in the fierce
battle later depicted in John
Wayne's film The Longest Day.
Numerous admirers heard how he was shot in the hand and legs by a German
machine gun during a fire fight and then again by a Messerschmitt which
strafed the field hospital where he was recovering....
click the link above for the rest of the story.... |
A jump from the truth?Vet’s account of ’44 air drop over France questioned
Howard Manoian, 84, whose accounts of a parachute landing on D-Day in
France, have recently been questioned.
A man whose accounts of landing behind enemy lines as a paratrooper on D-Day earned him ample press attention may have fabricated them, according to a newspaper report and military records. Howard Manoian, 84, had in recent years described to several newspapers, including Stars and Stripes, his harrowing jumps into France and Holland as part of Company A, 1st Battalion, 505th Parachute Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division. But military records never listed him with that unit during World War II. Instead, they showed him as serving with the 33rd Chemical Decontamination Company, which was in charge of a supply dump in Audouville-la-Hubert, France. "He was never part of the paratroopers," said researcher Brian Siddall of Ithaca, N.Y., who first told the Boston Herald about his allegations. Siddall cited many morning reports and payroll records listing Manoian in the 33rd Chemical Decontamination Company throughout 1944. "The evidence is overwhelming and these reports are accurate," he said. The Boston Herald first exposed Manoian’s apparent misstatements last week. Stripes could not reach Manoian by phone at his home near Sainte-Mère-Église where he has lived for the last several years. His landlord said he had returned to the United States after becoming severely ill. Manoian was scheduled to receive France’s highest military honor, the Legion of Honor, during a ceremony last Saturday, commemorating the 65th anniversary of the Allied invasion. An official at the Grande Chancellerie de la Légion d’Honneur confirmed that Manoian was slated to receive an award from the organization, but could not provide more details. According to the Herald story, National Archives records provided to the newspaper by military researchers showed Manoian does deserve recognition as one of thousands of American soldiers who were present on D-Day. Manoian’s chemical warfare unit came ashore on Utah Beach and ran the supply dump. Manoian told Stripes in 2006 that he landed on June 6, 1944, in a cemetery in Sainte-Mère-Église, and helped to fend off Germans who were flooding back into the French town. Manoian said he was shot twice: first on June 17, 1944, in the left hand and both legs, and then he said he injured his right arm, hand and head when a German plane strafed the Utah Beach hospital, where he was recuperating. Medical records show that Manoian was treated twice for injuries suffered during the war. The first time, though, was for a superficial hand wound and he was released the next day, Siddall said. Manoian was also injured on June 17, 1944, but records show he was treated for a broken middle finger at a hospital in England. He was not discharged from that hospital until November 1944, contradicting his claims that jumped into Holland in September 1944. Both medical unit reports list him with Chemical Warfare Service, Siddall said. Even as late as March 21, 1945, medical reports show Manoian listed as part of the Chemical Warfare Service, not the paratroops, Siddall said. |
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| MANOZZI, MARK N | 03/2008 04/2008 11/2008 10/2009 |
MA |
Claims four (4) Purple Hearts, was a
Marine DI, 100% Disabled
-------------------------------------------------------- http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:tr5v4MoS3G0J:bobbywarns.com/comments-15.html+%22MARK+MANOZZI%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us ---------------------------------- Hey Marine: Great site.Served in 3rd Recon-1967-1970 Mark Manozzi
MARK MANOZZI, GYSGT, USMC RETIRED
MA. STATE POLICE, RETIRED
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| Marasco, Dominic | 1999
04/2009 |
Orlando FL
Palatka FL Melbourne, FL |
Claims Medal of Honor/SEAL
Claiming SEALS and/or Frogman... PICTURE |
Nov
1999 - Arrested
FBI caught Marasco in
Ocala, this time as a LCDR SEAL wearing the CMOH. As you know that is a federal offense - FBI snatched him up. His federal court date is sometime this week. |
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| Marchand, Rolland Thomas Jr | 04/2004 | . | claimed USMC Vietnam Vet, wearing both a Purple Heart and a Navy Cross on his vest. FBI contacted. | . | ||||||||
| Markert, George J. | 06/2007 | PA |
Phila. Inquirer OBIT (7 June 2007) for George MARKERT. Claimed to have
enlisted in the Navy in 1965 after high school graduation and was
stationed on board the USS Winston. "He had special training as a
coxswain and went on to special training as a NAVY SEAL. George did 2
tours in Vietnam from 1966-67 with the 3rd Marines 3rd Force Recon and
in 1968-69 as part of the special Phoenix program. Proud
recipient of one Silver Star and 2 Bronze Stars for each
tour."
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| MARKSBERRY, MITCHELL VANCE | 2003
08/2009 |
KY | Phony
Navy Seal Story - Boone County Sheriff's Department, Boone County,
Kentucky http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ln6dHKF2v0  |
DROPPED
FROM TRAINING FOR PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.
Formerly listed by AUTHENTISEALS as a fraud. |
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| Marsh, Larry | . | San Diego, CA | Claims Medal of Honor, POW | . | ||||||||
| Marshall, Brad Billy | 11/2007
03/2008 |
Omaha, NE |
Claims 5th Special Forces Group background and his "sealed"
records.
Below are direct cut/pastes from the Kenpo net--in Mr.
Marshal's own words: |
Actual
Records
His Martial Arts Academy is Brad Marshall's Kenpo Academy 16609 Erskine St. Omaha, NE 68116
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| Marshall, Glenn | 08/2007 | MA |
2008
- The "rest of the story" Friday, December 7, 2007 To Talia: Glenn Marshall and the Abramoff Corruption Connection ..... More: http://www.southcoasttoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20081217/NEWS/812170353/-1/NEWS01 http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090508/NEWS/905080331 http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2009/05/08/former_wampanoag_leader_sentenced/ |
05/03/2009
http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090503/NEWS/905030329
Lies and fall of a tribe leader
He once told a couple of buddies that he had driven racing legend Carroll Shelby's brand new high-performance Mustang. While in Vietnam, he said, he spent two weeks away from his Marine unit living with the H'mong people and learning their cultural ways. And in 2000, he told a researcher that Vernon Pocknett, the respected and deceased spiritual leader of the Mashpee Wampanoag, hand-picked him as his successor for tribal chief. Glenn Marshall could tell a fantastic story, those who know him say. But sometimes the stories were just that: fantasy....... |
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| Marshall, Michael Lee (Mike) | . | . | Claiming SEALS and/or
Frogman... Seal Team 12 "Mike Force 2 the flying padre, Seal Team 12" [<<frmarshall@webtv.com>>] |
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| MARSHALL, WILLIAM O | 09/2008 | CA |
A Somber Remembrance
Veteran was put in a pen as a POW
Article Launched: 09/20/2008 08:09:42 AM PDT
William Marshall, a Korean War POW, pauses during his speech
Friday at the Solano County Vietnam Veterans Memorial. (Ryan
Chalk/The Reporter)
Especially if those stories include being captured by Chinese soldiers in Korea and becoming a prisoner of war for more than a month while watching fellow soldiers be executed. William O. Marshall gave a moving and vivid recollection of his time as a prisoner during the Korean War, in his keynote speech Friday at Vacaville's POW/MIA Recognition Day, held on the front lawn of City Hall. Several former POWs and veterans from every branch of the service were in attendance as city and county officials paid tribute to those captured during war and those who never returned from battle. Marshall said he entered the war as a young, fresh and green soldier, but that changed quickly after months of combat. "It doesn't take much to become a POW in a war zone. Anyone can grab you," he said. He said his group of men were held up under the cover of trees and could hear themselves being surrounded as enemy soldiers that banged on pots and pans, while verbally taunting the American soldiers. "They would say 'Hey Joe. Why did you come to my country?,' " he said. "And you can't say a word." Marshall, who was also wounded, and his company were eventually captured, stripped to their boots and forced to march to a camp. He said all rules for how to treat a prisoner were thrown out the window. He said they were put into pens, similar to those farm animals are kept in. "They would use piano wire to lock you down. It would cut you up. I saw many comrades shot down for no reason," he said. "You got a hostage. You have someone you can do whatever you want to, whenever you want to." While many soldiers would talk back to those keeping them prisoners, Marshall said he survived by keeping his head down and not saying much. "I weathered the storm by just being quiet," he said. "Some soldiers, we talk big and bad. But they would lead them outside the door and we heard 'pow, pow.' The enemy, they were real cold blood." It was when Marshall and others were being marched from one camp to the next that he and a few others escaped. While walking on a narrow trail, they slipped into the cover of the trees and waited for the enemy to pass. In an outpouring of emotion, Marshall recalled some who weren't so lucky. But after seeing some of his brothers die, the group made a run for it. They eventually found a truck company near a creek and were returned to safety. "We got under the trees and laid there until it got light," he said. "Then I must have run for four days." Marshall was asked back into duty, but wasn't the same soldier. He was eventually taken to a hospital and treated for his wounds before returning home. "I went back, but I was reluctant to do anything," he said. "I was not going to be locked up again." |
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| Martens--Sagiao Melinda E. 'Mindy' | . | . | Melinda E. 'Mindy' Martens--Sagiao Saturday, June 1, 2002 Hastings resident Melinda Ellen "Mindy" Martens--Sagiao, 42, of 827 Maplewood Ave. died Saturday, June 1, 2002, at Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital in Hastings. Services are 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Odean Colonial Chapel in North Platte with the Rev. Mike Wing officiating. Burial with military honors provided by the North Platte Veterans Honor Guard will be in Fort McPherson National Cemetery south of Maxwell. Visitation is 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday and 8:30 a.m. until services Wednesday at the funeral chapel. Mrs. Martens--Sagiao was born July 25, 1959, to Harry D. and Maxine L. (Chandler) Martens at Sioux City, Iowa. In 1965, she moved to North Platte. She graduated from North Platte High School in 1977. She attended the University of Nebraska--Lincoln with a full athletic scholarship in volleyball. She earned a bachelor's degree with a double major in health education and physical education, with a coaching endorsement. From 1981--1983, she interned at the Women's Athletic Department and was a graduate assistant volleyball coach. From 1983--1984, she was assistant volleyball coach at the University of Pennsylvania. She entered the U.S. Air Force in 1985, playing volleyball for the AIr Force and armed services. She was the first woman in the Air Force to complete a High Altitude Airdrop Mission. She was a physiology technician with the Mobility Command Unit 92nd Air Medical Group. At the time of her accident and retirement from the Air Force, she was an E--5 staff sergeant at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane, Wash. In March 1992, she married Ieti M. Sagiao. She lived in Hawaii from 1997--2001 before returning to Hastings. While in the Air Force, she received several awards and commendations, including the Overseas Long Tour in Germany, the first Oak Leaf Cluster Award and the Congressional Medal of Honor. ... She was preceded in death by her parents. A memorial has been established. |
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| Martin, Douglas | 12/2007 | . | ||||||||||
| Martin,
James Vincent
aka
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08/2006
08/2006 |
Florida
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Claims Vietnam Navy SEAL. Claims he became a SEAL
so he wouldn't have to kill people, because in combat a 12 year old
girl shot him and shattered his leg, and he couldn't pull the trigger,
his CO had to kill her and rescue him. He said he did rescue missions,
rescuing POWs.
NOT A SEAL.He is a Registered Sex Offender..... go to this web site, http://www.familywatchdog.us/ShowNameList.asp and click on his name. JAMES VINCENT MARTIN OCKALAWAHA, FL. ![[]](images/martinjames.jpg) ======================================= .... I greatly
appreciate your interest in upholding the honor of the US Navy SEAL Teams,
and your search for the TRUTH. Before answering your questions I must make
clear that I am a private individual, not affiliated with the US Dept. of
Defense or any other government organization. Additionally, although I
worked for/with the AuthentiSEAL verification organization for several years
as an Investigator (and later as a Special Investigator dealing with the
media), the members of that organization elected to formally disband in
2005. If the name you
provided is spelled correctly, I do NOT find a listing in the SEAL database
for anyone named JAMES
LEOPOLD MARTIN Jr. Be aware that I have also examined
possible alternate spellings, and names with similar pronunciations.
There are a total of twenty-five (25) men listed in the SEAL database with
the last name MARTIN.
Three (3) of those men have the first name “JAMES”.
Two (2) of those men are a well-know SEAL father and son; the father (Sr.)
having served during the Unless he has
undertaken the unlikely action of a legal name change (an action for which
there would be court documentation) since his claimed service with the SEAL
Teams, and based upon the information you have provided, I can state
conclusively that JAMES
LEOPOLD/VINCENT MARTIN Jr. has NEVER completed SEAL training, and
he is not now, nor was he ever a US Navy SEAL or UDT “Frogman”. Please
be aware that the SEAL database includes the names of all men who served
with the Underwater Demolition Teams (“Frogmen”). Since 1983 when the
UDTs were all re-commissioned as SEAL Teams it has been the convention
within the Naval Special Warfare community to use the modern term “SEAL”
when referring to all men who ever served in any of the SEAL ‘precursor’
units...... Very
respectfully, Steve
Robinson |
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| Martin III, Sam | 05/2005 | Martin, KY. |
Claims:
1) He was an ex-Navy Seal
2) He was a former Green Beret
3) He had "Top Secret" clearance at the Pentagon
4) He had been in Afghanistan after we bombed them, helping re-build
the airstrip for the government
5) That his personal mentor is Col. Richard Cole
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MORE on this tale: www.ceocowboyexposed.com
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| Martinez, Gilbert | . | Omak, WA | Claims Medal of Honor Korean War, deceased | . | ||||||||
| Martinez, Jerry Albert | 06/2006 | CA | Commander at post
180 Azusa CA for 4 years claims he was a Navy SEAL Special Forces.
States he was in Vietnam, as a demolition man on a Navy SEAL team.
Wears a navy seal emblem on his bdu uniform while doing military
funerals. Wears Navy SEAL bracelet. Wears
Airborne Wings, Vietnam medals.
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Served Navy and Navy Reserve, March 1963 to April 68. Discharged MM3, fireman. NO awards or decorations. NOT A SEAL | ||||||||
| Martinez, Manuel, "Manny" | 2001
2002 REPEATER!! |
Georgia |
....Georgia national guard deployed to Tuzla
Eagle Base in Bosnia for a 6 month rotation. During that
time, met a guy that wore a >Navy Seal Trident on his Army
uniform, and he was also from the Georgia National Guard.
He went by Manuel "MANNY" Martinez, and he was a Sgt
in the GANG (Georgia National Guard). Claims
Seal, from 79-83.
Manuel
“Manny” Martinez is CASE 084 in NO GUT NO GLORY by Steve
Robinson. (pages 266-271). Thought to be and one of the worst
offenders have ever encountered – a SEAL imposter serving with
the “GANG” (Georgia Army National Guard) in Bosnia, wearing a velcro-attached
SEAL Trident on his uniform so that he could ‘sanitize’ it anytime
it looked like he might run into people who knew he wasn’t SEAL
qualified. |
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| Martini, Roland H. | 05/2005 | Garden Grove, CA |
..... a Navy commander in summer white uniform,
with nametag "Martini." ... thick set of medals on his
chest, which included a bronze star, a silver star, a Navy
Cross, combat action ribbon with two stars, gold jump wings,
aviator's wings, and diver "bubble." He was not a
line officer, but wore shoulder boards with JAG crest.
Claimed he had been with 22nd MEU during Desert
Storm in an EOD billet, but did not mention any of the primary
combat theaters (e.g., Iraq, Afghanistan). Claims law
school,
"Boalt Hall" (Berkeley).
SELF SUBMITTED information:
Service: Navy
Status: Active Duty
Military.com Memberships Affiliation
Years
Marine Anglicos Veteran 1989-1995
Marine Snipers Supporter 1988-2002
Navy Divers Supporter 1988-2002
Us Naval Academy Class Of 1989 Active Duty
1986-1989
Us Navy Jag Units Active Duty 1998-2005
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...
e-mail directory the Navy is now using and could NOT find a
Commander Martini.
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He wasn't a USNA grad.
Paul
Paul E. Galanti
Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.) ------------------------------ No UDT training located. ===================== |
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| Masa, Lawrence | 01/2007 | IL |
Fire Lt. Accused of Faking Military Duty
01/04/2007
Suburban Chicago Fire Lieutenant Accused of Faking Military Duty,
Collecting $190K
By LAUREL JORGENSEN
The Associated Press
CHICAGO - A suburban Chicago fire lieutenant collected more than
$190,000 in salary and benefits during several leaves of absense that
he got by falsely claiming he was being deployed for military duty,
Cook County prosecutors said Wednesday.
Lawrence Masa, 42, was charged with felony theft and official
misconduct following his Tuesday arrest at the Orland Park Fire
Protection District headquarters. Masa was released on $100,000 bond
Wednesday evening, authorities said.
Masa falsified documents to show that he was being deployed for active
service in the U.S. Army in order to take five leaves, said Charles
Doll, commander of the investigations division of the Orland Park
police department.
Masa's time off totaled 27 months between March 2003 and December
2006, authorities said. But instead of serving in the military, Masa
worked for private contractors overseas and collected about $200,000
salary on top of his fire district earnings, Doll said.
Masa claimed deployment to a different location each time, including
two domestic deployments and one to the Middle East, Doll said. Masa
was on active duty with the U.S. Army between 1982 and 1986 and in the
U.S. Army Reserves through 1988, Doll said.
A message left at a residential listing for Masa was not returned. If
convicted on felony theft charges, Masa could face up to 15 years in
jail.
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Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 17:16:23 -0800
(PST)
Subject: Fraud To: info@pownetwork.org First, I love your website. I noticed you have a firefighter who claimed to be in Iraq when he was actually a private contractor. His name is Lawrence Masa. I know Lawrence Masa (Larry), and have worked with him as a private contractor. He is most deserving to be on your "Wall of Shame", however you don't have the whole story only the criminal action against him.
He has told us contractors that he was a Army Ranger, Special
Forces, and Delta Force. He was also in Africa, Haiti, Somalia,
Gulf war one, Iraq, Afghanistan and many more. He has told us he
was a Medic converted to Intel collecting, He was also
attached to the CIA for a year.
Did I mention he had everyone believing he was a Major
in the National Guard? Yes, and when I last saw him he said he
was up for LtCol.
If that is not enough, what you still need to know is that he
started the Orland County SWAT Team. Yes, he was a Police
Captain for Chicago police dept.
His lies go on forever. This guy has done everything.
Truly the biggest scammer I have ever heard.
Finally,
Larry, enjoy the prison time, don't drop the
soap....unless you like that sort of thing. |
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| Mason, Nathan A. | 06/2006 | Branson, MO | Claims Navy SEAL. Oft wears Trident on civilian clothing. | NOT
a SEAL. Reportedly performing in Branson. |
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| Mast, Karen Rose -
Claims Major -
"the only woman aviation cadet in the United States Army Air
Corps (WWII)....flew "an Australian wooden Mosquito MarkXVI...
reconnaissance missions over Japanese held territory..."
Claims 4 Purple Hearts, Silver star, two military records..... Investigators
have found Mast may have retrieved a legitimately filed DD214 for
HARRY MAST JR from an Ohio courthouse and altered it to her own
story. Harry and Karen MIGHT even be twins. Harry was a AAF PFC
mechanic who never left the U.S. KAREN MAST HAS RECEIVED V.A.
benefits. NO RECORD of HER service can be located in St. Louis.
QUESTION EVERYTHING !!! Member of American Legion William A. Leonard Post No. 422. Mast has contacted various organizations asking them to honor her as an American heroine, including Air Force Women Officers Assoc, Women Military Aviators, and the Military Order of the Purple Heart. |
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| MATHIS, JACK DENNIS | 12/2008 | . |
theledger.com
| The Ledger | Lakeland, FL
Jack is a distinguished war hero, having received two Purple Hearts, two Bronze Stars, a Silver Star, the Navy Cross as well as numerous other commendations. He is a member of the VFW Post # 2297, Lakeland and the Military Order of ... |
No Navy Cross listed on HOME OF HEROES Site. | ||||||||
| Matthaidess II, E. David | 06/2009 | Rib Mountain |
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ACTUAL
RECORDS
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 8:54 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: Rgr Check Matthaidess, Edwin David
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| Mattocks, Dale | . | San Fernando Valley, CA | Claims Korean War POW | . | ||||||||
| Matthews, David Lee
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02/2005 | Jacksonville, NC | http://jdnews.com/ Obituaries for 02/12/2005 February 12,2005 David Matthews Retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant David Lee Matthews passed away quietly at his home Feb. 10, 2005. David was born in Long Beach, Calif., on Dec. 13, 1959. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in July 1978. He participated in operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, where he was taken prisoner of war. He was also chosen to speak before the United Nations regarding military procedure. He was a very humble man who did not speak of his accomplishments, but encouraged everyone he knew to always strive to do better than their best. The Marine Corps was his life. ...... He moved to Jacksonville from Yuma, Ariz., in September 2003. This was to be a reunion with his children, whom he had not seen in several years due to military obligations and employment as a prison guard with the state of Arizona. He was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor on Thanksgiving Day 2003. He fought bravely during his illness as he had during his military career. He survived longer than anyone had expected..... |
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| Maxcy Jr, Stanley Byron | 04/2005 | Albertville, AL |
Not your average
children's author Sand Mountain Reporter Published April 09, 2005 Once upon a time, there lived in the forest a family of bears. There was Papa Bear, Momma Bear and &...... |
Served in Indiana, SC and Ft. Sheridan
Il. July 17, 1961 to Jan 24, 1963 Private First Class |
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| Maxey, Robert Henry | 11/2007 | Salina, KS |
Guy claims he served in Philippines at age 13 and was POW Earned two DSCs Earned TWELVE Purple Hearts (the record is EIGHT and MOH recipient Bob Howard is the only of the 5 who share that record still living) Earned FOUR Silver Stars POW in Korean War |
Actual Records | ||||||||
| May, Earl Scott | 05/2007 | Maine |
http://www.wlbz2.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=60896
Memorial
Dedication Canceled After Fundraiser Admits Lying About Service Organizers
decided to postpone Saturday's event after the news got out. The memorial
now sits covered by a tarp in downtown Rumford."I think it was a good
idea to postpone it. Looking at the law enforcement side of it, I think it
was, because when you're dealing with such masses of people, a large group
of people would have been here and we're not sure how people would react
in situations like that," said Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant. People
in Rumford have mixed feelings about the controversy. |
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| May, Eric Holmes | 05/2006 | Houston, TX |
What do you know of this guy? Captain Eric May
from Houston?
Is he for real? Has been on www.currentissues.tv
all weekend with radical TV from Lafayette, La (Acadiana Open Channel (AOC))
all weekend with excerpts from the wannabe "Jesse McBeth." Ong
video link on top left of site. Don't know how to save video to my
computer, but it probably should be done.
FYI the local AOC (partially taxpayer
funded) 2 hr. show is broadcast all over U.S. and to many other Open
Community channels AND Al Jeezera TV from here in Lafayette, LA.
Claims:
-1st Cav -
Bosnia
- Was enlisted then became officer - photo in dress blues being shown on TV while he calls in to program - stated he was a writer for NBC and others
- Supposedly trained in Russian
language by Army Security and speaks several languages
- Says he was in the Reserves - 75th
somewhere in Texas
- states that he heard that Neutron bomb used in Bagdhad on April 5th, 2003 when 3/7th Scouts of 3rd. ID was being over run at airport. Claims that Jessica Lynch story was fabricated to cover up what happened with 3/7th on 4/5/03 at Baghdad Airport.
- Calls Bush "dictator"
- says 911 staged for control of oil - much anti-semite talk - Hashem Tellawi (claims Palastinean on TV, but told me he was Iraqi on street) is owner/host of this show and is a supposed nuclear engineer
06/24/2006 -
MORE TO FOLLOW AT : http://www.want2be.info
WATCH FOR POSTING
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Discharged, 2xPO for promotion to Major.
Offered tour to Bosnia, did not go. Orders for him to go were revoked. Received Letter of Reprimand (LOR) from Major General (2-star) Claude J. Roberts on 22 September 94. Last OER for 931101 through 941031 is very sub-standard. Lists: "Never gained respect of subordinates or peers." "Did not accept responsibility for his actions or the results he produced." Performance block is: "Often failed requirements." Recommendation block is: "Do Not Promote." Narrative is even more damning....
------------------------------------------------
He DID go to Defense
Language Institute, learned Russian, 37 weeks, Intermediate level.
From
'77 to 80, he was enlisted.
Commissioned
through ROTC in '83.
=============================
Captain May,
My personal response to you, Capt May, is that you seek help.
Your continued activities since I last saw you support my original
assessment and I so responded to friends of mine when they asked.
Your accusations and allegations are consistent with classic paranoia,
delusions of grandeur (your Ghost Troop) and sense of persecution with
such nonsense as Bush drugging a whole population of families at Ft
Stewart, the use of a Neutron bomb in Iraq by the US resulting in humans
"melting", etc.
Your posting of my name in such a derogatory manner on the your
website is objectionable only in misspelling my first name.
The only time I saw you and which you identified itself was in a
meeting with barely thirty people present and the subject which I
addressed was the role of religion in the conflict in the Muddle East.
The only military subjects I addressed wer in response to the usual UH
blather about minorities being in the majority in the military.
You weren't in black, you wore gray.
Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) is not distinguishable from Public
Relations in any substantive way regarding the truth or falsehood of
the content. It only differs in that it's target(s) aren't
necessarily "public" nor is it necessarily manipulative or
deceptive. The most useful tactical PSYOPs used in combat
is simply to tell enemy troops where and how to surrender.
Classic PSYOPs include the offer of $30,000 for Chinese fighter pilots
to fly an MIG-15 to South Korea. The Chinese response was to
ground its air force for weeks while personnel security
clearances were updated.
In Poland in WW2, the Polish underground published an official looking
document proclaiming Hitler's birthday as a holiday for Polish workers
working in German factories in Poland. One day's
production lost was greater than most 1,000 plane bombing raids.
Your efforts to discredit those you served with in the 75th while they
face death in Iraq and Afghanistan lacks the finesse of professional
public relations OR psychological operations. What you
have become is the wet dream of the same pro-terrorist crowd that
reveled in the blood of those I served with in Vietnam, and who revel
in the blood of Houstonians spilled in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Eventually, if not sooner, your accusations and allegations will
become an embarrassment to the anti-war crowd.
Gordon Fowkes, M.Ed.
LTC AUS (Ret)
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| Maynard Jr, Darwin Reed | MI | 08/2005 |
Mike Maynard,
Korean
War veteran |
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| MAYO, ANTHONY J | 06/2008 07/2008 09/2008 07/2009 |
Tampa, FL |
Mr Mayo had NEVER been in the
Military
Here's is what Tony Mayo is up to now, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOHJPGhXSvc,
he's really hamming it up on youtube, look at the comments section- his ID is
eliteforcecombat.
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LETTER FROM NPRC
NOT WELCOME AT FORT BENNING |
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| Mayssonnett,
Alfedo O. |
12/2003 09/2005 |
Eureka, CA |
Member of the Marine Corps League. Claims Silver Star (with combat V) and
five Purple Hearts.
He has presented a "Silver Star" award when confronted with the claims. |
CLICK
FOR ACTUAL RECORDS Bar Manager at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Eureka, California. |
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| MAZUROWSKI, BRIAN | 02/2008 | NY | CLAIMS AND RETRACTION | . | ||||||||
| McCaffrey, Gary Robert | 06/2007 | NV | Claims served in Viet Nam while he was in the Coast Guard. | After graduating from the Coast Guard Academy in he was stationed about the ocean going tug, Cherokee in Norfolk, VA. He was then sent to Navy flight school in Pensacola, FL. His first tour of duty was in Hawaii and his 2nd and last tour as he was passed over twice was Brooklyn, NY. Served from June 1971 to Feb 1981. Awards noted in records: Expert Rifle; Expert Pistol; Humanitarian Service; Coast Guard Meritorious Service; National Defense. | ||||||||
| McCain, John S. III | . | . | Claiming SEALS and/or
Frogman...
Claims cousin to Senator McCain, helicopter pilot, SEAL, SS, BS, PH, NC, DFC, served with Montel Williams and Jesse Ventura, advisor on GI Jane! |
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| MCCALL, EUGENE | 11/2009 | VACAVILLE, CA |
www.thereporter.com/ci_13642655+eugene+mccall+and+navy+seal&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=usBlock party builds unity
Posted: 10/26/2009 01:00:39 AM PDT
Surrounded by neighbors, Eugene McCall
welcomes friends old and new at a neighborhood block party Sunday
on Keystone Court in Vacaville. (Gilberto Ramirez/GRamirez@TheReporter.com)
Also honored was 73-year-old event organizer Eugene McCall, who received surprise commendations from both the city and his neighbors for his efforts in bringing everyone together. "This is how every neighborhood should be," said City Councilwoman Dilenna Harris, indicating the close-knit feeling radiating from the crowd. "I can't say how important it is for our neighbors to come together and support one another." Harris also thanked McCall for his 21 years of service with the Navy, including as a SEAL, and then presented him with a certificate of appreciation from the community...
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I greatly
appreciate your interest in upholding the honor of the US Navy SEAL Teams,
and your search for the TRUTH. Before answering your questions I must make
clear that I am a private individual, not affiliated with the US Dept. of
Defense or any other government organization. My efforts to expose SEAL
imposters are performed as a service to the public, and in honor of my SEAL
Teammates who gave their lives in service to our nation… men who truly
earned the right to the title “US NAVY SEAL” but who are no longer able
to stand forward in defense of their honor, their reputations, and their
TEAMs. If
the name you provided is spelled correctly, I do NOT
find a listing in the SEAL Database (end of WWII to the Present Day) for
anyone named EUGENE McCALL.
I have also examined possible alternate spellings, and names with similar
pronunciations (MacCALL, McHALE, etc) without finding any that appear to be
applicable. Unless
he has undertaken the unlikely action of a legal name change (an action for
which there would be evidence in the form of court documentation) since his
claimed attendance at BUD/S training, and based upon the information you
have provided, I can state conclusively
that EUGENE McCALL has NEVER COMPLETED SEAL training, and he is not now, nor
was he ever a Navy SEAL or a Navy UDT “Frogman”. When members of
the Naval Special Warfare community meet others who claim similar service,
but whom they do not recognize, there is a conversational exchange of
information that establishes the bona fides of each to the other. There is
no set formula for this exchange, nor for the information that is exchanged,
but it ALWAYS takes place, and the REAL Naval Special Warfare members can
ALWAYS spot a phony as a result of this exchange. Media journalists don’t
have such ‘insider’ information. In the run-up to Veterans Day there are
always dozens (if not hundreds) of well-intentioned articles written about
veterans and military service, and some will be written about people who
never served in the military, or whose aggrandized claims do not accurately
reflect their actual service record. Invariably journalists will home in on
people wearing huge arrays of military medals, and will often pass up other
veterans who either display none at all, or who only display a small number
of awards. The visual display of multiple medals is like bait to a hungry
fish. The publication deadlines and broadcast time schedules leave media
representatives with little or no opportunity to verify verbal claims made
by ‘veterans’ wearing such huge medal displays or telling stirring
accounts of heroic action. Invariably a few spotlight-hungry imposters will
bedeck themselves with awards they did not earn, position themselves to be
‘discovered’ by journalists, and thus find themselves catapulted to
‘celebrity’ status via TV broadcast or news publication. I
will tell you that before any classified operations may be undertaken as a
SEAL Operator, a man must first successfully complete the totally
unclassified BUD/S Training program and the follow-on secondary training
program; the names of all those who successfully graduate from that training
program are compiled in the SEAL database. Later participation in classified
operations has no impact on whether or not a person is listed as a graduate
of the UDT/SEAL training program. There are records of every man who has
qualified for the title of “SEAL”. Despite what you might see on TV or
in the movies, there have been and will continue to be secret missions, but
there are NO secret UDT “Frogmen” or Navy SEALs. ... You might consider
providing this information to the Managing Editor of the VACAVILLE REPORTER;
feel free to provide them with a copy of this email. Steve
Robinson RM2(SEAL) |
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| McCarthy, Michael C. | . | . | Claiming SEALS and/or Frogman... Dob 12/45 | No records found | ||||||||
| McClanahan Richard "David" | 04/2007 | TX
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Had Purple Heart plates & former
POW plates on his cars.
10/31/07 |
Records --
note the letter from USASOC
denying Special Forces training - and the DD214 says there was!!
MORE: http://www.dramarillo.com/ =================================
Chest full of lies
Fake heroes go too far and they get caught
By Michelle Tan - mtan@militarytimes.com
Posted : July 30, 2007
He says he's served twice in Iraq and once in Afghanistan. He says hes
got three Silver Stars and three Purple Hearts to prove it.
This summer, former soldier Richard David McClanahan will have to
prove it in federal court....
The full story is in the Army Times. MORE: http://www.armytimes.com/news/2007/08/Phony_hero_070807w/ |
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| McLaughlin, Roy Lukas | 04/2006 06/2006 07/2007 02/2008 |
TN
Last
known to be headed for
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McLaughlin
named his heating and air business in Latest claims:
He claimed to her
that he was a Criminal Informant - found it to be a lie. He
still claims that he is a CI for DEA, TBI and Homeland Security.
Dickson TN PD says that McLaughlin has used the identity of his brother
who may currently be a police officer. Previously charged with impersonating a police officer. He uses his brothers military gear (while his brother WAS in Iraq) telling people he was a Marine. He once says he was shot in Iraq when he was called up to go there to rescue his brother. He tells people he isn't married, but he is or at least was then. He uses one of his children as a pawn in his crazy schemes. He has several children.
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His
brother, James David McLaughlin is an 11 yr Marine Veteran who served in
Bosnia and Iraq. NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH
Roy Lester McLaughlin - a 100% disabled US Army Veteran.
Has record with Tennessee Board of
Parole and Probation. Reportedly on probation - facing theft of weapon
charges and more. When he suddenly had
to disappear because his special forces unit had been re-activated to go
and get Bin Laden, he neglected to clean up behind himself. Found
in his belongings were hundreds of birth certificates from states other
than TN. He'd been placing ads in newspapers offering financial
help to single parents. He collected $30.00 and copies of the
families' birth certificates. In return, he sent them a pamphlet
containing common knowledge that could be found in the phone book or
internet. "Lukas
wishes to act and tell others that he is some kind of hero when he
doesn't have the balls
to even visit a recruiter." http://ccc.nashville.gov/portal/pls/portal/PORTAL. |
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| McCloud, Kevin | 07/2005 | FL |
Claims to have been CIA, visited Hoa Loa at least 4 times (as a Navy
SEAL!), while POWs were there in prison, retired as a full
Captain, put 4 years in the Coast Guard(!), and has written a book,
"The Phantom Warriors".
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Never a SEAL | ||||||||
| McCord, Tony aka James Cameron Beaumont aka Christopher Robyn/Robin Malcolm. |
01/2006 08/2007 |
Canberra Redding, CA West Placerville, CA |
Claims Capt Australian SAS. Claims retired from active duty
and had been doing undercover work for joint task forces on
counterterrorism. Claims working with the DEA and other agencies.
He also said he was intimately involved in "removing" certain
targets, and was sanctioned by the Gov. in doing so. Claims
involved in the SAS ops in 1988 at Gibraltar. He claimed he was
the shooter who got into trouble. He said he was working a lot
with the Brits as he claimed to have dual citizenship. But
belonged to the Aus SAS. Claims P.O.W. and as a SAS Officer under the
name of Tony McCord. Told stories of his imprisonment and torture
to get him to break, as he was the leader of his Squad, being the
Commanding officer. He said he was finally rescued with his men
after the SAS found where they were being kept. He was held
just under a few days of being a year. He said he was just days
from death when he and his men were recovered by the SAS, and
spent 6+ months trying to heal. Has "scars and wounds."
Claimed that he trained with the SEALS.
He also claimed his/his team jumped from 55,000 feet
one night and landed on the deck of an Aircraft Carrier and captured
the Commander of the ship as part of an exercise to test security.
May have police ID badge or airport security ID.
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No
Australian soldier was taken prisoner. The Aust SAS had one soldier
presumed dead after falling about 80 feet from a rope on a hot
extraction. His body was never recovered after a search by an Infantry
Company. There were B52 bomb craters filled with water at the time...
NOT a SEAL. |
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| McCown, Shaun Michael | . | . | CLAIMING NAVY CROSS, SEAL, revoked Law License | . | ||||||||
| McCoy, Brandon Lee | 06/2007 | Seymour, TN | Claims Ranger and uses his 'tough guy'
background to intimidate. http://www.plentyoffish.com/member2987074.htm http://www.myspace.com/lastdragonknigh lastknight316@yahoo.com |
He served only in the National Guard (not active army) and was released after only a few days over a month. Discharge because he was unsuitable for service. Not there long enough to establish an Honorable or Dishonorable - not worth the time it takes to do the paperwork. | ||||||||
| MCCRARY, CARL | 10/2008 | CA |
http://www.pe.com/localnews/rivcounty/stories/PE_News_Local_E_gang12.47ee906.html?npc [PIC] Former Navy SEAL Carl McCrary works with youths military-style during a session at Foss Field Park in downtown Perris. [PIC] As he works with youths, former Navy SEAL Carl McCrary uses military drills and lessons about leadership, never giving up and the benefits of staying in school and respecting one's parents. 10:00 PM PDT on Saturday,
October 11, 2008 Six days a week Carl McCrary works counseling children, many of them juvenile delinquents, in group homes and treatment facilities. On his time off, he doesn't stop.... ...."Sound off!" "Parade rest!" It usually takes a few minutes for newcomers to catch on and start chiming in with the collective screams of: "Sir, yes sir!" But between double-stomping and running drills, McCrary is weaving in more subtle lessons about leadership, never giving up and the benefits of staying in school and respecting one's parents. The former Navy SEAL has labeled his effort "Youth Rescue Mission" because he feels nothing less than a full-scale rescue effort is necessary to steer youth away from the negative forces around them.... |
Carl
McCrary – is NOT listed in the SEAL Database. Master Chief has
contacted the paper about the story and says he’ll keep me informed of
progress. Steve
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| McCreary, Robert Edmond | 12/2006 | CA |
Shihan Robert McCreary - Shihan Robert McCreary holds an 8th degree black belt in Aikido, and a 5th degree black belt in Karate. He brings to this Council over 47 years of training as a martial artist, and 32 years as an instructor at his own school known as the Irvine Martial Arts Academy, where he was the chief instructor over his 12 black belt instructors; as well as a visiting instructor at other schools. Shihan assists in the training and development of all black belt instructors at the Full Contact Martial Arts Academy. He additionally is an instructor in the use of various martial arts weapons including the Baton; Bo; Jo Staff; Sai; Sticks; Three (3) Sectional Staff; several types of Swords; and is a distinguished expert in the art of Throwing and Fighting Knives. He has (15) years experience as a bodyguard and personal security expert. He has taught hand to hand combat to several police departments and military Special Forces units. After several years of strenuous training and developing his expertise, he founded the style of American Karate and Aiki-Jujutsu (AKAJ), which is oriented to teaching serious adult students the practical use of Japanese martial arts in street combat situations. Shihan McCreary served (2) tours in Vietnam with a U.S. Army Special Forces Unit and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross; Silver Star of Valor; Bronze Star Medal with “V”; and Purple Heart with a second Oak Leaf cluster. Few men alive today can claim the life experience and knowledge possessed by Shihan Robert McCreary. |
NPRC
says NO MILITARY RECORDS could be located NOTE: Many of these claims have been removed from Martial Arts websites upon orders from the Sensei. |
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| McCrumby, Isaac E. | 05/2009 | . |
Police say Air Force poser stole $500,000
By Sam LaGrone - Staff writer
Posted : Monday May 4, 2009 5:23:18 EDT On April 3, police say, Isaac E. McCrumby strolled into a Target in El Paso, Texas. He browsed the electronics section and picked up two iPods and a DVD player; when it came time to pay, police said, he reached into his uniform pocket, pulled out his Air Force ID and wrote two checks. The name on the ID was Kenneth Stewart; the money belonged to a woman from New York. McCrumby took his bags and strolled out the door, authorities said, into a warm and cloudless afternoon. Texas and federal authorities claim the shopping trip was another day at the office for the unemployed and unsigned R&B singer who never spent a day in blue. McCrumby made his living by donning rumpled camouflage with no name tape, rank or insignia and passing bogus checks and credit cards, according to officers and police documents. In the two years McCrumby had posed as an Air Force reservist, authorities estimate, he had stolen $500,000. McCrumby told Air Force Times he hasn’t done anything wrong. Imposter extraordinaire?McCrumby, according to the authorities, used stolen bank and credit card information to pass bad checks nationwide. With a fake military ID and a camouflage uniform, McCrumby went into businesses and passed checks and credit cards to the tune of sometimes $20,000 a month before being arrested in early April and admitting his actions to police, according to a search warrant affidavit. “He had 4,000 names and account numbers,” said Lt. John Williams with the police department in Euless, a suburb between Dallas and Fort Worth. Police also say they found an unregistered and fully loaded AK47 in his office. On April 8, Euless police arrested McCrumby on three felony charges: fraudulent use of identification information, possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of forged government documents. McCrumby was released from Tarrant County jail April 11 after posting a $70,000 bond. A female accompliceTwo Euless police affidavits, signed by Detective Brian Brennan, for warrants to search McCrumby’s home and office detail the police case. Authorities first got wise after a Bank of America internal investigator notified them that $20,000 was missing from 20 accounts that had been handled at a Countrywide Financial office in Fort Worth. The investigator traced the accounts back to Kimberly Crawford, 26, a customer service representative who admitted to selling account numbers to McCrumby. Crawford would jot down the account information from service calls and give McCrumby 30 to 40 numbers in return for about $1,000. Crawford told police that McCrumby then created fake credit cards with a card skimmer, a device that wrote over the magnetic data strip on Wal-Mart gift cards and prepaid Visa cards. Then McCrumby donned his pseudo-uniform and passed himself off as Tech. Sgt. Kenneth Stewart, an Air Force reservist. He cashed forged checks at Wal-Marts and Targets in El Paso and Las Cruces, N.M., police said. McCrumby “was probably using the military ID cards as a second form of ID to help facilitate his fraudulent activity,” Special Agent Matt Miller, with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, said in one of the affidavits. Brennan, the detective who signed the affidavits, followed up on two April 3 checks used at the Target in El Paso. Surveillance video showed a man “wearing an Army-style uniform” use two stolen account numbers to buy two iPods and a DVD player, Brennan wrote. The “male wearing the fatigues is McCrumby.” A setup?McCrumby is adamant that he’s not the man who police are looking for. “I don’t know what they’re trying to get together,” he said. “I didn’t make that money like that.” McCrumby describes himself as an R&B singer who ran a small studio in Arlington, Texas, and now is being accused of crimes he didn’t commit. “They just have the wrong person,” he said. “By the end of this investigation the true person will be stated.” McCrumby said the account numbers and the AK47 in his office, raided by police, were not his. They belonged to others who worked in his studio and were stored there “because mine was the only one with a lock on it.” McCrumby admitted to being in prison in Arkansas, but was vague on the details. Since being let out, McCrumby’s “been trying to get signed” by a record company, he said. MyPageClues to McCrumby’s lifestyle as a hard-luck crooner litter his MySpace page. From his studio, he recorded atmospheric R&B seduction ballads under the handle “Sicc,” with the titles “girl please” and “big trucc chevrolet.” Police say he funded his music hobby with his ill-gotten cash. Judging by the contents of his MySpace pictures, McCrumby was able to finance a lifestyle filled with Vegas vacations, tricked-out SUVs, Cadillacs and jewelry. One photo gallery has almost 50 pictures of McCrumby in a Vegas hotel room with captions that read “fresh to def,” “eyes for the haters” and, posing in front of a mirror, “no theres not to [sic] of me ............. sorry ladies.” On a post to a blog linked to his site, a friend listed as “Darius C” describes McCumbry as “Makin dem fake checks.” Movin’ inAfter Crawford, the Countrywide employee, admitted to her role in the fraud, authorities moved on McCrumby’s storefront studio April 8. Besides the AK47, police and federal agents found thousands of dollars in high-end recording gear and expensive instruments; a stack of fake checks made out to Kenneth and Kimberly Stewart, the names on the fake military IDs; 160 counterfeit money orders; two credit card skimmers; four fake military IDs; and hundreds of account numbers, records show. What they didn’t find: the uniform. The police went to McCrumby’s house in Fort Worth. No one was home, so the police broke down the door. Police found more electronics and impounded them — flat-screen TVs, video game consoles and workout gear. They also found a large hole in the master bedroom wall. “There was severe damage to the walls in the master bedroom and the master bathroom because someone removed a large floor safe,” the affidavit says. Police theorize whoever moved the safe threw a 45-pound weight at the wall to get to the safe, cut the bolts that held it to the floor and wheeled it out. Officers didn’t find a uniform, but on the floor next to a child’s jacket was the camouflaged hat that looks like the one the man was wearing on the surveillance video. Damage assessmentAs of April 30, McCrumby was facing state charges in Texas but he likely will also face federal charges because of the allegations he passed bad checks in other states, said Williams, the police officer. McCrumby averaged $600 a check over the 500 transactions they know of so far, authorities said. As to the extent of the alleged damage, no one knows for sure. “More investigation is need[ed] on the other suspects and personal information that was seized,” Brennan, the detective, wrote in an affidavit. “There were thousands of account numbers as well as identities compromised in this scheme.” |
DEPARTMENT Isaac McCrumby, 29, used a fake Air Force ID to cash bogus checks, police say. He was arrested on federal fraud charges in Texas.
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