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Hey lee not that your here who was your CO when you were on the AMU in 1968? Surely that is not to classified and on record someplace, because as of now there are two people that were on that team that have no recollection of someone even close to you being on it.

I didn't have a CO at Fort Benning when I shot there the first time in 1968. And I don't believe "varmintsinc" knows anyone who was there. But he is welcomed to search the web and try to find some names as if he does.

Got it. You available?

I'd still like to see getting a rifle on 100 yard paper with 3 shots. Of course I am assuming you bore sight the rifle at least. Or do you just lay your hands on it and proclaim it done?

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Amazing Lee, you are so far in denial I am almost at lost for words. Try hanging out someplace like Snipershide, there are plenty of former AMU people over there that are more than happy to share what they know about who was there and when. I quite specifically have a forum member over there that is well recognized says he can remember everyone that was on the AMU anywhere around that time period.

I explained to him that you typically play virtual dodgeball and he said if you cannot at least provide some information you should be dismissed as an imposter. He also said asking for a DD214 is way to much due to concern for identity theft but you first two letters and next four digits of your service number or even your MOS would be enough. Will you even come out and say you were in the service or will it now become some type of civilian consultant job you had that allowed you to shoot at Ft. Benning?

And yes I have a name and he has given me permission to post it as a means of shutting you up.

varmint, are you playing the same game as VAnimrod and others who claimed to "know someone big", then not ever post it for 2 years?

The only reason you folks try to make things personal is because you want to be argumentative, but you cannot argue with the facts. That's your game. I am not playing your game. I am posting reality.

Stop it.

You're hurting my kidney.



Seriously, I thought you were done with this thread?

Uh-oh..............

Lee - if you ever plan on using your oft-touted "my sources" signature line its time to come across with this miniscule amount of info.

Its time.

Lee didn't have a CO...he was the C.O.

He's tip-toeing around the edge of falsely claiming military service and trying not to step over the line. Of course, we all know he was never anywhere near AMU....but now he's caught up in his lie.

He also said he had drill recently. Another lie. Unless he's a 65 year old reservist. Well, 165 by his resume.

Okay, legal beagle, answer this:

When a U.S.M.C. sniper visits Fort Benning, who is his CO?
When a U.S.M.C. sniper trains at Fort Benning, who is his CO?
When a ROTC team shoots at Fort Benning, who is their CO?

Just like libel and slander, its a bit more complex than you think it is.

Some how this is germane to verifying your claims on attendance?

Help me out lee, you previously said you were on the AMU, now are you saying you were a USMC Sniper? Please clarify because I am completly lost.

It seems like your trying to dodge a simple question, Im not trying to ask for your home address.

No lee just just trying to confirm one thing you have claimed multiple times. Just like everything else as soon as someone starts to pin you down you will try to reestablish what you said or somehow try to pass it off.

And it was not real tough, I just posted a simple question on another forum and they were more than happy to point me in the right direction of what questions to ask. The fact that you are backing away from the simpliest of questions only serves to reinforce you are a fraud.

He was in the Army and the Marines?

When my family gets cold, we just put this thread on and huddle around the computer.

Lee knows the answer to his 3 questions he postulated. A not so clever dodge. I could call my cousin - a 20 year E8 enlisted marine. I'm guessing I could know the answer as well........

That's funny

I haven't said any of that, varmintsinc.

Why don't you just post the names you claim to have?
If you want to be personal, be personal about yourself, while I continue to discuss facts about real topics with the adults.

The only thing that is clear about Lee24 is that he is a lying SOB with some very severe mental health issues.

And Lee if you want to sue me for slander or defamation just name the time and the place and I will happily see you in court.

If Im missing something someone let me know because it sure looks like he is implicating he was a USMC sniper that shot at Ft. Benning in 1968...