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A Pennsylvania man was charged this month by federal authorities for impersonating a lieutenant colonel who had been awarded the Navy Cross, and the Silver and Bronze stars. The man actually had served only three years in the Air Force as a plumbing specialist. In 1995, an Illinois judge, who later resigned his post, lied for years about receiving two Medals of Honor, the nation's highest military award. He could not be prosecuted, though, because he was never seen wearing the medals.

When you lie - lie big so it gets you so much attention you get caught. How about "I got an ARCOM and was promoted to E-5" when wannie bees want to play army?

11 posted on 05/24/2006 1:02:30 PM PDT by 2banana (My common ground with terrorists - They want to die for Islam, and we want to kill them.)

"I got an ARCOM and was promoted to E-5" when wannie bees want to play army?

I made E-4 twice, can I claim I made E-8?

1995, an Illinois judge, who later resigned his post, lied for years about receiving two Medals of Honor, the nation's highest military award.

You've got two be kidding me. Has anyone, EVER, received two MoH?