I know this dude. He enlisted a few years after me. Just noticed his picture on Facebook.
Anything odd?
Anything odd?
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Attn: US ARMY Vets
- Thread starter Mudfoot
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Yes. He saw ZERO combat, but sure has a chest full of combat medals. Placement is all wrong, too.
Never knew you could wear chest candy on both sides, guess you Army guys are cool like that....
Never knew you could wear chest candy on both sides, guess you Army guys are cool like that....
Purple Heart, and no CAB????
RIBBONS can be worn on the right side if no medal is made for them,
I wear a presidential citation on my right while displaying medals on the left.
Never knew you could wear chest candy on both sides, guess you Army guys are cool like that....
You can't. I can't remember, but you can't wear rifle badges on the right side. Dumbass has Bronze Star and Purple Heart hanging. Looks like a CIB and Jump wings, too. Far as I remember, he was a mechanic.
Joke ! But Thank You for your service ! That pains me ! I can't say retired Marine because as we all know ... Once a Marine , always a Marine ! 
Stay Healthy & Safe ! 73 & God Bless ! Leo
,,, and another AZZhole from Palm Springs Ca
At least He is wearing my presidential citation ribbon on the right
At least He is wearing my presidential citation ribbon on the right
,,, and another AZZhole from Palm Springs Ca
At least He is wearing my presidential citation ribbon on the right
Hoorah Master Guns....
And I thought the Soviets had a lot of medals.,,, and another AZZhole from Palm Springs Ca
At least He is wearing my presidential citation ribbon on the right
And, . . today they all drive big trucks. Unmarked. No DOT numbers.
With near-invisible chase vehicles and silent chopters overhead to guard the rig ferrying sealed loads from 14-stories below Mt Weather and running cross-continent non-stop to go deeeep within Cheyenne Mountain
“Miles past the blast doors, dude. Miles.”
Hell, just last month drove her onto USNS Cape Inscription RO/RO to meet an Ohio-Class in the Pacific Test Range. Flipped the chassis locks and the 22-ton container lifted itself off the trailer . . . and hovered on out.
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