M [1]
10/2004
09/2006
aka Wolf, T Running
aka T.S. Running Wolf - Walks with Thunder
aka T.S. Running Wolf - Walks with Thunder
Hint: Shouldn't lie to a REAL ex-POW.
12/2007
01/2008
Claims Vietnam POW (held in Laos 2.5 years) w/an
awarded purple heart (calf was shot off of one leg). He has a Boston
accent.
He is recognized in our area and is very vocal about being a POW.
He receives 100% disability from the VA. He was a gunny sargent in
the Marines when he left the service. He was a mechanic on
helicopters and his chopper was shot down over Laos and he was captured.
He was held for 2.5 years and was released after the others held by the
North Vietnamese were already home. That is the basic story he
tells everyone. He was supposedly part of secret mission ops that
took troops back and forth into Laos. That is the reason given so
far as to why he doesn't show up on any POW list. His call sign on
the helicopter was "Panama", if that helps at all.......
Wayne Manning, USN. Not sure of rank/grade but he is in the Milwaukee VA hospital and claiming to be a former POW from the Vietnam era.
DECEASED
John Marchese, 55 honored Green Beret...
Greene Beret 1966-1970; Three tours of duty; Three months as a Prisoner of War; Silver Star; Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
"He told me the used to put him on a mattress and give him electric shocks..."
"He was a POW and now he had cancer...same determination that he handled the POW situation..."
Not authorized Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart.
MARCHESE JOHN entered the Army in
March 1970 and got out 8 December 1976 during which time he served in
Vietnam with an MOS of 62F2O which was Crane Operator. DOB:
July 1950.
Discharged a PVT. Served in Vietnam from 2 Jul 70 - 21 Oct 71.
AWOL twice in 1976 w USAR.
aka Perry F. Slocum
12/2006
Uses OBVIOUSLY falsified DD214.
ENGINEER - E6 AT discharge. Active Duty Feb 27 1967 to Oct 1 1969. "ENROUTE TO USARPAC" 29 NOV 67. "ENROUTE TO CONUS 28 SEPT 1969" Units and assignments avail for entire "captivity" time.
06/2004
2004 - now claims POW/Tunnel Rat
Mortar/Gunner
(last name withheld by newspaper)
Claims attended University of Texas (1968) and NFL draft pick for LA Rams.
POW/MIA statistics not accurate either. (766 POW and 5,011 Missing ????????????????)
San Fernando Valley, CA
aka
Martin, Wilford Blaine
aka Blane Martin
Charlottesville, VA
07/2007
08/2007
GArticle&cid=1031775796707&path=Variables.path
Memorial Day Service
TriCities.com
May 31, 4:52 PM EDT
Brian Mills
Their names are read one by one, slowly and precisely, filling the skies with a resonance that says the blood of heroes never dies. A simple flower whispers: "I will never forget you--even though I hardly knew you."
Delores Tackett was just four years old when her brother died in Vietnam.
He went to serve straight out of high school never had the opportunity to have a family a marriage but he went and served his country and gave his life for his country.
Close to a hundred names are etched on this veterans memorial in front of the Hawkins county courthouse.
Laura Cornett grew up with out a father.
My whole life was changed because of my father's death I was three years old when he was killed in action.
And it's not just the families of veterans who remember those who gave up so much.
Well on April 12 Th 1965 I lost my whole team, yeah I remember them all.
Blane Martin spent the next sixteen months as a P-O-W, squashed into in a bamboo cage not much bigger than himself.
I try not to remember all of it but I can't forget it.
And so the roll call will be sounded again out next year, and a not so firm hand will pay tribute, with a respect that's rock solid.
Memorial Day, originally called Decoration Day, was first observed may 30th 1868, when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery.
The reporter states:
I guess he has a problem to confront at some point in his life ....or may be he won't ...thanks for the heads up ...Brian
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2007 - Attended the Chambers Farms powwow where he is a member of the Black Warrior Society. Martin presented the "Buffalo Robe" to ANOTHER phony named Daniel Laws at the powwow.Laws claims MOH, Navy SEAL, Purple Heart, a POW,
once in Vietnam and once in "Beloit", was wounded three
times and still active in the military as a military advisor to Condi
Rice."
When asked f he was a SEAL instructor, Martin said " I trained
Daniel." When asked what team he was with and he told me
UDT-12 1958 to Aug 1967. When asked what BUDS class he was in
- he changed the subject
Martin himself claims he was a POW in a bamboo cage for eighteen months or that he was hung by his thumbs for two years in a jungle prison or the story above in the newspaper.
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Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 17:18:20 -0600Subject: Blane Martin...Never a MIA/POW
Reply-to: mmcgrath62@adelphia.net
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2007
POW Network,
BOTH of the men which are involved in this action are SEAL IMPOSTERS.
This is yet another case of each imposter providing offering false bona
fides for the other as well as making their own false claims. Both are
heavily involved in the Native American POW WOW circuit, the Native
American military veterans’ GOURD DANCE ceremony, and the Native
American BLACK WARRIOR SOCIETY specifically for military veterans.
Recommend after you review all for completeness that both men be
installed on your web site as imposters with all the details.
IMPOSTERS:
Blaine Martin – claiming SEAL, SEAL Instructor
Daniel Laws - claiming MOH/POW/Purple
heart/ SEAL
Respectfully,
Steve Robinson
USN 1970-1978
SEAL Team ONE
Inshore Undersea Warfare Group ONE
UDT-SEAL Association
Special Operations Association
POW Network Advisory Board
Naval Special Warfare Archives - SOF Analyst/Contributing Journalist
Disabled American Veterans - Life Member
FORMER Special Investigator - SEAL Authentication Team
Author of the book NO
GUTS, NO GLORY - Unmasking Navy SEAL Imposters
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http://richmondregister.com/articles/2004/06/01/news/news02.txt
....... Lee Martin, who was preparing to
come back to the U.S. when he was captured in
Vietnam, shared some of his experiences as a prisoner of war.
"I spent a few bad days in Vietnam," Martin said. "I didn't know the Lord at the time because of things going on around me. I said, 'There can't be a god.' I said, 'If he's as good as they say he wouldn't be letting this happen.'"
One of Martin's friends whom he was captured with eventually succumbed to the torment as a prisoner and committed suicide, he said.
"One night while I was sitting there the Lord come to me and talked to me," Martin said. "He said, 'Lee, believe in me and you'll make it home.' You see now that I am home.
"I believe in the Lord because he was the one that brought me to Vietnam and brought me to serve him," Martin said. "I am now a deacon at West Side Baptist Church in Berea."
Martin said he had spoken in front of students
previously, but was nervous speaking in front of a group of veterans.
.......
| http://www.richmondregister.com/articles/2003/11/12/news/kit_carson_elementary_students-0.txt News |
|
Kit Carson Elementary students participate in Veterans Day
ceremony Berea Community School celebrated the 50th anniversary of Veterans Day with a tribute to all veterans who work tirelessly to secure freedom for America and for others........ Vietnam Prisoner of War Lee Martin also talked about being a veteran and his time in Vietnam. He said although he was captured and held prisoner, he will never regret serving in the military. "I'm proud to be an American, and I'm proud to be a veteran," Martin said. "When I got home, I never got a welcome from the people either. I don't suppose many from Vietnam did. We are still proud to have been part of the United States military who served our country to fight for freedom." Martin talked of the day he was taken prisoner. He said he and fellow comrades were sent to pick up nine other soldiers who had been out fighting for weeks. He said after getting the other soldiers, their helicopter went down. He said everyone but himself was killed. I was pinned under the helicopter in a rice-patty field, Martin said. I was taken prisoner for 14 months. It was very bad for so very long. One day I asked God why I was there, he answered by saying if I believed, I'd make it back home. That was the day I asked the Lord into my life. Then one day the U.S. Marines came in and rescued me. That was a glorious day.... Tonia Sexton can be reached at tsexton@richmondregister.com. |
Purple Heart NOT authorized. NEVER a POW.
EXPOSED
http://www.richmondregister.com/articles/2005/03/22/news/news02.txt
Records show a supposed POW exaggerated story
A local veteran thinks his suspicions have been confirmed after an open records request failed to confirm the accounts of a Berea man claiming to be a Vietnam prisoner of war.
Irvin Lee Martin, who was awarded several decorations for his service in the Vietnam War, has exaggerated his record in at least two local speeches since November 2003, comparisons of Register archives and military records show....
If the links will not work, copy and paste into your browser.
Letters to the editor after expose:
One from his wife on April 3rd saying that since he was only a POW for 14
days that it wasn't enough time to get in the records.....There were
2 letters supporting Martin in April 13th paper saying things like how
MEAN it was to expose such a FINE man.
RESUME:
United States Air Force.
July 58-July 73:
Assigned Air Force Logistics Command (Special projects, non-ferrous
alloys);
Developed solutions, etc. to problems with C5A wing extrusions cast at
USAF HVY PRESS MAT plan (KACC, Halethorpe, MD;
TDY to Turkey to resolve alloy problems on U-2 aircraft; Flew
missions for scheduled pilot over USSR and China; Re-assigned
USAF Directorate of Intelligence;
Commanded “Ravens”; Deputy Commander of all Special Operations;
Assigned DOD and appointed as Special Advisor on Air Intelligence to NSC.
Education:
1958-Johns Hopkins University,
BS Metallurgy
1963-Armed Forces Industrial War College
1967-American University, MA-International Relations/Geopolitics
1970- Air War College
Claims most of his colon is gone - his physical problem allegedly related to his POW status.
Claims he cant talk about his “assignment” (meaning the one where he was made a Major General)
Martin’s former Church has a Veteran’s Plaque hanging on the wall. He is there, listed as having been in Korea and Vietnam
Martin was ordained in the Episcopal Church. No background check was done.
HYLA V. PEARSON
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From: "Yvonne Gobble"
<ygobble1@jhuadig.admin.jhu.edu>
Subject: john a martin
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 09:43:32 -0400
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NO MILITARY RECORDS FOUND
August 29, 2005
"...deposed and excommunicated from the Anglican Province of
America and the Diocese of the Eastern United States. Because of
your lies and the misrepresentation of who you are....
01/2005
New York: Putnam, 1990.
p. 398-399. While Dennis Marvicsin was an Army helicopter pilot in Vietnam, he was never a POW.
aka Mauk, Joe
07/2001
05/2003
aka McCartle, Tom
aka Doyle, Mickey
aka Doyle, Timothy M.
Titusville
Marco Island, FL
10/2002
12/2002
12/2002
Now claims shot down while delivering mail in a light single, escaped and was shot by a 75 yr old farmer with a WWII rifle.
aka Bill aka Bleau
PRELIM search finds NO Ronald G served in Nam.
Close match for name and service in Nam =
MCCLELLAN RONNY G AF E05 82130
Military Records requested
When confronted....."Someday you'll learn the truth", and "STOP listening to those assholes talking bad about me and telling those lies"
McNeill, MS
Article in Northshore Regional Medical Center newsletter! (possibly spring 2003)
Birmingham, AL
06/2002
05/2004
2004:
Information provided by ANOTHER source reporting Dennis:
1) He had a POW tag that entitled him to certain tax
exceptions that was called in by the County Tax Commissioner, Daniel
Power of Savannah, Georgia. Mr. Powell ordered him to
surrender the POW tag, and he was made to pay back taxes and a hefty
fine.
2) He obtained a fraudulent armed forces ID card with the
rank of Colonel, which the FOIA proved that he was only E-5
enlisted. Was reported to the CID section of Hunter Army
Airfield, Savannah, GA.
3) He wore and displayed Officer dress uniform displaying COLONEL
RANK, with numerous medals and ribbons as followed:
a) 4 Purple Hearts
b) Silver Star
c) Navy Seal Badge
d) Bronze Star
e) Master Paratrooper
Under the FOIA he was only awarded 1 Purple Heart.
4) He was actively working under the umbrella of the
VA Savannah Primary Care Clinic in Savannah, Georgia (satellite of
Charleston VA Medical Center, Charleston, SC) doing eligibility
clerk duties loading veterans and handling sensitive documentation, and
transporting veterans to appointment in Charleston, SC (a 2 hour drive).
5) Some of his activities has
been exposed and word is that he is planning on relocating to the
North Carolina area ( Asheville or Fayetteville).
08/2002
Records show NO Navy Cross, NO POW Medal, NO Purple Heart, NO jump school NO SS, NO BS...
MOS750911 "Corrections Man".
Sentenced to prison for 18 months - DWI.
Released 07/02 from prison. Immediately returned to Legion, VFW and Amvets to continue fairy tale. Pleaded "early release" as a war hero! WHEN CONFRONTED ON ALTERED DD214 - CLAIMED HE HAD ALL THE PROOF AT HOME. INSISTS he's the real thing.
aka
"Mad Max"
aka
Nathanial Ellis Maxwell McDougald III
Salisbury, NC
multiple reports, 1993 - July 2002
Claims Special Forces, POW 68-70. Claims Sontay (held, escaped and returned on Sontay Raid). Claims RETIRED Army. Claims head injuries from torture. Claims to be 60 (believed to be 43). Participant in HIGHLAND GAMES in SC, NC, TN, KY. Leads children's wrestling events. Has been known to wear medals. Claims PBS doing his story in 2002. Possible summer Rock Concert to raise funds for wheelchair for spouse. Receives extraordinary amount of free labor (house renovations, addition.) Alleged to have been married 6 or more times, possibly has 13 children. Claims mother and father dead. Rode with Christian Motorcycle Ministry out of Gainsville, MO.
04/2003
Captured and tortured by Fu Manchu Had his fingers and back broken by Fu Manchu Piloted F-16 around the world on secret Vietnam missions. born... 10/1944
Worked as a Baptist minister in Texas.
USMC May 62-June 82
Discharged as FIRST SGT
ONE Purple Heart; Vietnam Service Medal with 3 service Stars; Presidential Unit Citation; National Defense Service Medal; Vietnam Commendation Medal; Vietnam Cross of Gallantry; Meritorious Mast; Sharpshooters Badge/rifle, pistol; Marksman Bade w rifle; Armed Forces Exp Medal.
NOT a POW. NOT a Sgt Major.
Military Schools and Training:
NCO Leadership Course; MarSctyGrdScol; Evasion and Escape; Tactics
MarRflPlt; SERE Crs; Functions of the InfSNCO; Read; Mt Ldrshp Crs;
Corrs Proc 01.31B; Spelling 01.18; Punctuation 01.19B; 1st Sgt Admin Crs
81R
aka Nash,
John (Jack)
aka John F. Nash
aka Jack "Dusty" Rhodes
aka JackSlim42
aka CWO40873
Greenwood, Campbell County, VA
Richmond,
Charlottesville,
Lancaster PA
12/2002
Real name:
Mckean, Lionel Tucker
click here for the REST OF THE STORY on
LIONEL TUCKER
MCKEAN
PAGE LOADS SLOWLY - ACTUAL MILITARY RECORDS POSTED
aka "Pineapple"
{other spellings of last name used}
81 years old!
treated Bethesda. Used piano wire to kill in Afghanistan. Claims 2 team members killed in A.
Known to frequent the VA Medical Center in Miami, FL for treatment of skin cancer - claims he was always given priority treatment because of POW status.
Last known place of employment: 1999 Executive Director of St. Matthew's House, 2691 Airport Rd. South, Naples, FL
aka Meeks, Ed
09/01
Perryton, TX
03/2008
Out of the 125 bikers traveling to Brownsville, Olen Merry is the only Vietnam P.O.W. He met most of the riders on Sunday, and he is proud to be honored with his fellow veterans.
"Well I think its great that the Vietnam Veterans are finally being recognized," said Merry.
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Perryton Texas claiming VN POW in March 2008.
NOT A POW - actual records
11/2004
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11/2004 - Claimed Marine, heroically rescued from a Cambodian POW camp in 1970....
"Messer,
who received 17 Purple Hearts, is expected to receive a Congressional
Medal of Honor by the end of the year."
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EXPOSED
http://www.fayettevillenc.com/ap-state.php?story=59925
Military records dispute hero status
By Lynne Powell | Cherokee County Bureau
lynne.powell
GAFFNEY -- A Gaffney man who told
reporters he was a Marine heroically rescued from a Cambodian POW camp
in 1970 in fact served only 10 months in the Navy and was
court-martialed, according to military records obtained by the
Herald-Journal.
The copies of military records for
57-year-old Warren Brent Messer show that he enlisted in the Navy in
October 1967 and received a special court martial for an unauthorized
absence in August 1968. He was discharged ?under honorable conditions?
-- which is different from an honorable discharge -- into the Naval
Reserve later that month.
Messer said in an interview with
the Daily Courier of Forest City, N.C., and two television stations
that he was prisoner of war in Cambodia, barely hanging on to life at
80 pounds with broken feet and fingers before Ronnie Scroggs rescued
him.
Scroggs, a North Carolina resident,
claimed to be an Air Force medic who rescued 18 POWs in the 10 months
he was in Vietnam.
Messer said he suffered four
gunshot wounds and was awarded an unprecedented 17 Purple Hearts and
was set to receive the Medal of Honor.
After his claims were published,
members of national POW groups and Gaffney residents who knew Messer
disputed his story.
When contacted by the Associated
Press Thursday, Scroggs said his efforts weren't documented because of
the secret nature of his mission........
According to
Messer's military records, he enlisted in the Navy on Oct. 13, 1967,
and completed boot camp on Jan. 16, 1967. The Navy declared Messer had
an unauthorized absence from the military for one month before he
turned himself in on May 24, 1968.
His record shows he
was court-martialed on Aug. 2, 1968, for the unauthorized absence. On
Aug. 12, 1968, he was discharged, according to his records.
His enlisted performance record shows he received the
lowest rating (1.0) for military behavior and wasn't rated at all on
leadership, military appearance or adaptability.
The records show
that Messer received no decorations, medals or badges and it is noted
he wasn't paid from April 23, 1968, to May 24, 1968, during his
unauthorized absence.
Messer has filed multiple claims with the
Department of Veterans Affairs for as many as 15 medical conditions
including damaged eyes, hearing loss, muscle sprains and a gunshot
wound to his chest.