General Hester, JROTC Poser

[JJ_BPK]

This kid must have spent three years allowance creating the ultimate bling outfit..

:D:D LMAO :D:D

[Kyobanim]

He's got as many awards as he does pimples

[JimP]

"...more awards then an air force weatherman!!!" :eek:

[PedOncoDoc]

...have his testicles dropped yet? :munchin

[VVVV]

He's got as many awards as he does pimples

Those aren't pimples, they're battle scars!!

[PedOncoDoc]

Those aren't pimples, they're battle scars!!

Did he get in a fight with a deep fryer?

[dinatius]

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[twistedsquid]

What delicate hands he has for being such a tough nut.

[The Reaper]

He is wearing Cadet Major rank, but he also appears to be wearing a Bronze Star.

Not sure how you get permission to leave your HS JROTC program to participate in combat. :rolleyes:

TR

[CSB]

The "Hester" uniform appears to contain almost all "high school / college" ribbons/badges and tabs, with only three actual active component awards/decorations:

- Bronze Star Medal
- Expert Infantry badge
- Expert Weapons Qualification

That young man should explain their presence on his uniform.

The other photograph appears to be a well decorated Junior ROTC cadet (in other words, a high school boy) who has done well in his training, academics, and sports. I think he should be commended. That's someone's son, and IMO it is wrong to poke fun at him. It doesn't appear that he has done anything wrong.

[VVVV]

He is wearing Cadet Major rank, but he also appears to be wearing a Bronze Star.

Not sure how you get permission to leave your HS JROTC program to participate in combat. :rolleyes:

TR

Isn't his brass ROTC not JROTC.

It also seems odd that he is wearing ROTC (advanced course), and Torch Disks (basic course cadet).

[Joker]

He is wearing Cadet Major rank, but he also appears to be wearing a Bronze Star.

Not sure how you get permission to leave your HS JROTC program to participate in combat. :rolleyes:

TR

Its one bad-assed school where every day is just like hand to gla.., uuh, hand combat!:D