How would you react if someone tried to publicly accuse you of "Stolen Valor"?

SEMPER FI, SIR! Thank You for your service.

SPC Steven Oxley - ...
~~LMFAO~~ "Go Pound Sand".....
I've Also Used That Comment, But For Well Over The Past 68 YEARS Of My 79,
BUT Very Few Others Whom I Know, Ever Heard Of It Before.
I LOVE It ~~ It's A True CLASSIC ~~ Like "STUFF IT UP URANUS":
Thanks For Repeating It ~~ Others Here NEED To Know It For Their Future Use !

SP5 David Cox - Awesome, LOL

I would publicly disprove their credibility by presenting documentation from, in my case, the Air Force, paperwork from Randolph Air Force Base records, listing and proving the accuser is a liar. Once exposed as a liar, the accuser will never be trusted again and have no defense. If they claim the documentation is forged, they will have to go to Randolph Air Force Base or just make excuses for failing to do so. That public humiliation will do better justice by destroying their usurped reputation than "rearranging their face" or "walking away." If they run away, they will expose themselves as fraudulent accusers.
That is why you should obtain and keep documents to back yourself up in case you want to reveal medals awarded to you. When you make a claim, treat those who hear of it or read it as having the right to be given proof. This will demonstrate your support for all victims of stolen valor, the deceived and the people who earned their medals. If anyone has an honest doubt, give them that right to see the proof because they are entitled to it.

SPC Korey Kilburn - When I enter my hometown AF Reserve base, I'm required to show my retired ID AND driver's license. My husband the retired reserve colonel only has to show his retired ID. When I questioned the double standard, I was told, "We have a lot attempts at 'stolen valor' around here." Sure--there are dozens of retired female majors trying to enter your installation--NOT. Just a way to harass women. You'd think that would've ended 25 years ago, but no.

SFC Leticia Plaza - My favorite: when I was getting a smog check on my car, I asked if he gave a military discount. He asked, "Was your husband in the military?" I replied, "We both were." He asked, "Do you have two husbands?""

Maj Gail Lofdahl - But, who is the WH now?

Maj Gail Lofdahl - Unfortunately, I even find myself asking women, because the ratio of male to female is so high (in my age group, at least). I can recall my mother (WWII Nurse) complaining that it was so much easier to carry my father's papers than her own, because hers also had the wrong-name (maiden-name). So thank you for your service, Ma'am, lasting progress might possibly occur just because any change is GI-slow.

In TEXAS You do not have to show any thing but Your Va card.

SPC Robert Coventry - Retirees have a retired ID card. . . .

Whip out my blue ID and then tell dipstick to get out of my face.

In Nevada to get a disabled veterans handicap plate you need to show that you are 100% disabled by the VA.