[NavySEAL F-16]

I have sent this story, along with other information that I have gathered on Ahmad to AuthentiSeal.

When I talked to AuthentiSeal on Sunday, we just laughed that this guy wouldn't give just his BUD/S Class Number. I believe he is a fake. Your Class number is unclassified information.

Not just being a SEAL, but also that he retired at the rank he told someone that he had.

There have only been ten in the entire history of the USN. Their pictures are on the web, and none were wearing a Trident, or listed being a SEAL in their bio.

[elfman2]

I just talked to a guy at backgroundsearches.com. It costs approximately $80 to get a “previous address search” from the info that we have. From there it’s a manual county by county process of doing a “civil search” to find if he changed his name there. Prices range from $40-$100 a pop depending on how for back they need to look and how fast the results are desired.

[GATOR NAVY]

Not just being a SEAL, but also that he retired at the rank he told someone that he had.

There have only been ten in the entire history of the USN. Their pictures are on the web, and none were wearing a Trident, or listed being a SEAL in their bio.

It took me a bit to figure out what you were talking about here. The guy said he was a Master Chief Master-at-Arms (E-9). There have certainly been more than 10 MACMs. He did not claim to have been Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON), which is what I think you are trying to say.

By the way, what are your credentials?

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

Not just being a SEAL, but also that he retired at the rank he told someone that he had. There have only been ten in the entire history of the USN. Their pictures are on the web

He claims to be an MACM according to the roll of a retired vets org. You have MACM confused with MCPON. With such a basic mistake I have to question whether you are a Navy Seal. Will you post your real name and info here so we can check it out?