John M. Adkins of Hazlet, NJ, Special Forces liar and fraud
John M. Adkins of Hazlet, NJ, Special Forces liar and fraud
Guess who found you, we did, the real Special Forces soldiers.
And we're not happy that you've been wearing our uniform and telling folks that you are a "green beret", especially when you only "served" four months in the military.
Yeah, we have your real records and we also have a nice picture of you, (you little bitch) wearing a SF Tab (And Ranger Tab).
So you're a knife maker huh, good luck with that.
You might want to scrub your fakebook page again........
Enjoy your new fame.
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John M. Adkins of Hazlet, NJ, Special Forces liar and fraud
...great records....remember, this also includes the down time during the Christmas holiday.
As a prior Drill Sergeant I can tell you he was 'Separated for the Good of the Service/Army' which is an expedited not contest release.
IOTW, he was such a shit bird they just wanted him gone so that he would not influence/infect the other trainee's. He was an impediment to training and good order.
That or he is slightly mental.....it is easy to pick out the slightly insane when a little pressure is applied.