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In reply to the discussion: Stolen Valor or not? [View all]Brother Buzz
(40,364 posts)52. Ah, but you did serve more than three years, total
and it looks like....they credited your total time toward toward your GCM.
An AUS flunky with two years, ten days, active duty doesn't qualify.
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In my state, the County Veterans Service Office issue the authorization for the plate
Brother Buzz
Feb 2017
#3
What could be? The story about rescuing buddies under the upside down flag and having flashbacks?
Stinky The Clown
Feb 2017
#11
You'd think troops in distress would get on the radio, pop smoke, fire off some rounds...
pinboy3niner
Feb 2017
#18
I don't recall the company number, but it was January and colder than a well digger's ass.
Stinky The Clown
Feb 2017
#22
They can only credit enlisted time for the GCM; commissioned time can't be counted
pinboy3niner
Feb 2017
#54
Census that ended in 1995 showed that of the 9+ million who claimed to be Viet Nam vets.
jack69
Feb 2017
#36