[honway]

http://www.cnn.com/US/9705/16/hackworth/

Hackworth says error doesn't compare to Boorda suicide case

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- David Hackworth, the retired army colonel turned journalist who questioned medals worn by the Navy's top admiral -- who later killed himself -- acknowledges he wrongly claimed credit for two of his own military honors.

The awards, which had been listed on Hackworth's personal Internet page, have now been removed.

[Just mythoughts]

Go figure, so has Hackworth been feeding us bull for years, so who is he really working for.

[isthisnickcool]

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- David Hackworth, the retired army colonel turned journalist who questioned medals worn by the Navy's top admiral -- who later killed himself -- acknowledges he wrongly claimed credit for two of his own military honors.

I met a fellow a few years ago that wrote a booked called "Stolen Valor". It was about people that lied about being in the military, what they did in the military, decorations, etc. He exposed numerous people that were fakes.

People that take credit for things they never did in the military are the lowest forms of life.

[OldFriend]

I remember Hackworth having to remove two of his own medals. The man is without conscience or honor.

[Ford Fairlane]

How the hell would Hackworth have earned a DFC???

That is an Army Air Corps / Air Force decoration!!