Stolen Valor?

[TacticalCowboy]

Lack of a moral compass coupled with a selfish desire for notarity or financial gain.

Seems like a lot of effort for that discount at the donut shop haha

[Kdurham]

Seems like a lot of effort for that discount at the donut shop haha

Yeah 10% isn’t much. Now the 50% off at Popeyes makes sense. Lol


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[TacticalCowboy]

Yeah 10% isn’t much. Now the 50% off at Popeyes makes sense. Lol


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In that case, I’m gonna go get me some BDU’s

[PlanoDano]

1. For those who believe no one claims to be a sailor. All Seals are sailors.

2. It has been more than 40 years since service numbers were used.

3. I respect those who served as cooks, it is an important , difficult and underrated job.

4. Not all branches use MOS

[bowhunter_2]

They havent issued those in almost 30 years. Its just been your Social Security number since then.

OP are you prior service?

They definitely do still issue a service number.

[Kdurham]

In that case, I’m gonna go get me some BDU’s

Hahaha


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[Ætheling]

They definitely do still issue a service number.

In the late 90s and 2000s it was your SSN. Did they starr it up again? Because they definitely stopped it. Nvm. Looked it up they started back up in 2011. Regardless they didnt for almost 30 years or so dont go using it as a test.

[bowhunter_2]

In the late 90s and 2000s it was your SSN. Did they starr it up again? Because they definitely stopped it. Nvm. Looked it up they started back up in 2011. Regardless they didnt for almost 30 years or so dont go using it as a test.

Gotcha👍🏼, thanks.

[billythefish]

1. For those who believe no one claims to be a sailor. All Seals are sailors.

2. It has been more than 40 years since service numbers were used.

3. I respect those who served as cooks, it is an important , difficult and underrated job.

4. Not all branches use MOS

It was a joke. Grow a sense of humor.

[Bullseye07]

They definitely do still issue a service number.

Actually they all definitely don’t still issue a service number. When I was in the Marine Corps we used our SSN for everything. The Corps, Navy, and Army all discontinued service numbers around 1970. The army is the only ones to go back to a DoD number in 2015. I think the Air Force never stopped using them. Google is your friend.

[bryan sandlin]

here is something to go over in your head. a man on YouTube by the name of Don Shipley had a channel just for exposing the stolen honor. he went after the fake Marine that banged the drum in front of the kids in Washington. you may have heard the story? well YouTube just dropped Don's channel. told him he was a bully. look into it.

[Atfulldraw]

I love to pull records on a poser.

There used to be one on here... mouthing off about being an Army Ranger under a different name, “it’s classified,” serving in Somalia, “it’s classified”.....being a bad***, blah, blah, blah.

He gone now.

Turns out he did basic and then.....nothing.

[bryan sandlin]

If he can't produce his DD214, then look up Don Shipley on the www. He can help ya

just went thru all of the post's. YouTube dropped Don Shipley.

[Razorback01]

My number from 1983 to my retirement in 2014 was my SSN, Air Force/ANG, ingraned in my mind along with my DL#.

Back in early 201X the Govt. sent a note to have our retired ID cards refreshed with a DoD ID number vs. our SSN. I've often wondered how many of my documents/orders etc are floating around with my SSN.

FYI-DD214s don't tell the whole story.

[kmitchl]

FYI-DD214s don't tell the whole story.

That’s correct. I got a copy of mine about a month ago. All mine shows is my active duty service. Does not show my reserve service, rank or date of discharge, or type of discharge.