NCO approached what at first appeared to be an attempt at stolen valor and apparently was just a really ate up Soldier. What's your take? This NCO approached what at first appeared to be an attempt at stolen valor and apparently was just a really ate up Soldier.

Posted on Aug 21, 2015

NCO approached what at first appeared to be an attempt at stolen valor and apparently was just a really ate up Soldier. What's your take?

This NCO approached what at first appeared to be an attempt at stolen valor and apparently was just a really ate up Soldier.

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Are we going too far on stolen valor?

This is the second article I have seen where real Soldiers were harassed as being stolen valor. Yes this Soldier is ate up, but at what point do you start making yourself and the service you represent look worse?

Another article had a female retiring and they harassed her on her Facebook page until she posted her DD214.

How far is too far? Are we just making it worse?

NCO approached what at first appeared to be an attempt at stolen valor and apparently was just a really ate up Soldier. What's your take?

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