I have these two pieces from WW1. Probably army. One is a lighter the other I am not sure. Pictures inside.
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Do recruiters often use fake first names?
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Just something I noticed about my recruiter that piqued my curiosity.
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74th anniversary or V-J Day is today.
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Air Force launches "EDGY A F" program. This is not a joke.
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Going to Art school after service
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What were your experiences going to art school after or during your time in the service?
Did the GI bill help with paying for any education? Or did you feel like it was a gimmick?
What degree did you study and what is it like now?
What was it like not going to college at 18 but instead around 23 or 24?
How did you mix in with the student population?
How do you think your military service impacted...
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Penalties for Inaccurate or False Statements
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Posted this over on /r/SecurityClearance and someone asked me to post it here because we've been getting a lot of questions related to people being coerced into lying/omitting information on their enlistment paperwork by recruiters and how it will come back when they need to get a clearance either in the military or when they leave to become a contractor or a government civilian.
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US military 'used nerve gas'
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I need the origin of this gas mask
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