Posted on Feb 13, 2014
CSM Aircraft Maintenance Senior Sergeant
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So I have the German Armed Forces Badge for Military Proficiency (Gold) that I would like to add to my OMPF. However, the certifying official is an infamous 1-Star General that shall remain unnamed because he is still pending a GCM. Do I add the award with this guys name attached to it or should I just leave it be?
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CSM Infantry Senior Sergeant
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I recommend you add it, as this is your achievement, regardless of who signed it and their current status.
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CSM Aircraft Maintenance Senior Sergeant
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Right. It just sucks that literally a month after he signed it, he was charged. I want to add it to my OMPF so I can take my official photo with it, but it feels tainted now.
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feel proud you accomplished this on your own did the general do your tests or did you, just because he/she signed off doesnt matter, drive the fk on be proud of yourself, i had a chance for this in iraq but had too many missions to do and couldnt participate, many of my brothers did at the time, and they got it, great for them and great for you
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Upload it! No matter who signed your award, if you earned it, you should proudly display it. The allegations agaisnt said GO is not about producing false awards, so there should not be any negative connotation attached to your award by the members of the board who view your records.
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If you are questioning its validity or if it will make the board members have a negatively biased opinion of you then I would advise that it will not. It was your achievement as stated earlier, it's not like your name is in the GCM hearings and if it was well, then you wouldn't have to worry about the board anyway. 
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