Why is the United States Army proud to say "This man was once part of us"?

Question

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At 16, he ran away from home and lying about his age, joined the Army, serving three years, then received an honorable discharge. The U.S. Army says he was a good man who served well. He was the best the Army says.

Answer 1

Well it will never be said about you old yellow Lemon Troll!!!

Answer 2

What a person does after his military service is up to him. I also didn't read where the Army said it he was the best. All the article says about him is, "At 16, he ran away from home and lying about his age, joined the Army, serving three years, then moved on to a series of odd jobs"......etc Is this about him being a porn star? That has nothing to do with the military!

Answer 3

Well I didn't see in your article where the army says he was the best. But if he served honorably and his lying about his age was obviously not discovered until after he had served his time?

Then yes He served honorably and did his job, what he did after he was out of the military doesn't make him less than what he was to the military.

Answer 4

Your link is broken. You'll have to provide a name.

Answer 5

Why don't you just get a job or something, you have to have something better to do than sit here and bash the military.

Answer 6

aaawww, i just took a look at your questions, and i was wrong, you just ask quite a few negative ones when it comes to the US Military, why?

Answer 7

They got nothing to be proud of this shitty Iraqi war.

Answer 8

You really don't like the American military, do you?

Answer 9

well come on
you know
the umm big...well you know