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I am a coward and I lack the courage to request Conrad's official military service records via the FOIA, even though I just need his name to request them, and even though they will provide his records to me for free via email, because my bipolar egotistical ass can't handle being wrong. |
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Edit: This section was added by Conrad himself, apparently unaware that it is up to himself to prove things, not other people
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I'm very involved with Tor, i2p, protecting free speech and privacy, which is why I believe ED deserves to remain available for all - freedom of expression, doy. Unless said speech is directed at me |
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Yeah, I was, it has the years and months total time right there on the very document, but you're so fucking retarded that you can't read, obviously. But boy, you do love to skim a line, talk shit, skim a line, talk shit. |
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Not all my deployments were at sea. I was assigned to JCU (Landbased/Airborne), and JMAST (Landbase/Amphibious). |
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I did indeed deploy, multiple times to various places on land and at sea, which is significantly more than you have done |
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When asked about his deployments, he ultimately admitted, “I never deployed.” |
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All of my medals were earned. All of them! |
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I have valor. You dont even know what valor is |
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Submitted several documents purporting to show the appellant was entitled to wear the Purple Heart Medal, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Combat Action Ribbon, and the Afghanistan Campaign Medal, as
well as qualified as an Enlisted Expeditionary Warfare (EXW)
Specialist. He also submitted documents indicating he had been
entitled to imminent danger pay for deployments to Cote D’Ivoire
and Afghanistan |
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The appellant submitted these documents in the hope of gaining admission into a program for wounded veterans |
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NCIS asked for and received the appellant’s permission to search his personal computers. A forensic examiner discovered several files on the appellant’s computer that contained images of award citations, NAVPERS
1070/613 forms, and signatures of certifying officials. These
images match in material aspects the documents the appellant
provided to HM2 F, and appear to have been “cut and pasted” to
create the documents |
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We are also satisfied that the appellant’s confession was sufficiently corroborated by other evidence in the case. Specifically, we considered the numerous images found on the
appellant’s personal computer indicating the appellant created
the documents purporting to prove authorization to wear
deployment-related awards |
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