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Dave Heil · October 3rd 06, 12:11 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

wrote:

The Imposter has NEVER made available a single document for
anyone to view, hasn't even shown a snapshot of himself
from that claimed "18-year USMC career."

I've never made any military documents available for you to view, Len.
I've never shown you a snapshot. Are you going to accuse me of being an
imposter?

This "Jim" (whoever that is) laid a small word trap there.
He carefully did NOT specify WHICH database.

A trap, eh?

The Imposter
IS in the FCC database, thus will appear in the QRZ data-
base. This "Jim" (whoever that is) will then begin a big
argument over databases, possibly spinning off a whole new
thread...ignoring the original military Imposter subject.

I found an online military database in very short order. It shows
information on the individual you are calling an imposter. The
information is available for free, online. I am not going to provide
you a url. I am not going to copy the information and post it here.
You can find it easily for yourself.

This "Jim" has NEVER served in any military branch.

So?

He
may think the "database" (of those in the military) is
some freely accessible database somewhere on the Internet.

There is a freely accessible database which shows some, but not all
information.

It is NOT.

There is another of your factual errors.

For military veteran information, one goes to NARA
(National Archives and Records Administration) St. Louis
Missouri, NMPRC (National Military Personnel Records
Center) there. One MUST supply the veteran's
personal identity (besides the name) such as a Social
Security Number and/or military branch serial number
if that was used during the term of service. But that
can gain access ONLY if the requestor is identifiable
family/kin or a previously-identified Human Resources
department or investigative organization (police
departments, FBI, etc.). The VA (Veterans
Administration) has to go that route also. There is
NO WAY that any government agency is going to realease
information on anyone 'casually' from a simple phone
call to the VA. This FAKE takes advantage of that in
his bluffing in here ("call the VA" repeated often).

Yet no military veteran has any obligation to supply such information to
you for any reason. Go figure!

Dave K8MN