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Nice... He spent a WHOLE 15 months in the Navy... What a clown... North Korea... Ohh Boy... Don
 

www.enformy.com/Descendants stated that Louis Houston Farmer, a descendant of Barnett Walsh, was a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor.

Man sentenced for fake military claims, fraud

ERIE, Pa. — A Pennsylvania car dealer is getting two years and nine months in federal prison for faking military honors and cashing more than $200,000 in counterfeit checks.

Dale Farr was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Erie after pleading guilty in August to falsifying military decorations and bank fraud......

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I greatly appreciate your interest in upholding the honor of the US Navy SEAL Teams, and your search for the TRUTH. Before answering your questions I must make clear that I am a private individual, not affiliated with the US Dept. of Defense or any other government organization. My efforts to expose SEAL imposters are performed as a service to the public, and in honor of my SEAL Teammates who gave their lives in service to our nation… men who truly earned the right to the title “US NAVY SEAL” but who are no longer able to stand forward in defense of their honor, their reputations, and their TEAMs.

If the name you provided is spelled correctly, I do NOT find a listing in the SEAL Database (end of WWII to the Present Day) for anyone named DENNIS FARR. I have also examined possible alternate spellings, and names with similar pronunciations without finding any that appear to be applicable. In point of fact there are no entries in the entirety of the SEAL Database for anyone with the last name FARR.

Unless he has undertaken the unlikely action of a legal name change (an action for which there would be evidence in the form of court documentation) since his claimed attendance at BUD/S training, and based upon the information you have provided, I can state conclusively that DENNIS FARR has NEVER COMPLETED SEAL training, and he is not now, nor was he ever a Navy SEAL or a Navy UDT “Frogman”.

When members of the Naval Special Warfare community meet others who claim similar service, but whom they do not recognize, there is a conversational exchange of information that establishes the bona fides of each to the other. There is no set formula for this exchange, nor for the information that is exchanged, but it ALWAYS takes place, and the REAL Naval Special Warfare members can ALWAYS spot a phony as a result of this exchange. If Mr. FARR persists in insisting that his SEAL claims are legitimate, I might suggest that you ask him these questions:

(1) Since there is no listing in the SEAL Database for the name you are currently using, WHAT NAME DID YOU USE during SEAL training?

(2) What was his BUD/S Class Number? (NB: No SEAL ever forgets the class number he shouted all day long, every day, for 6 months)?

(3) Where did his training take place? (NB: Training has been conducted at several locations over the years; different portions in different places)?

(4) When did he graduate from Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training? (i.e. a specific graduation DATE)?

(5) When did he enter the US Navy (a specific month and year)?

(6) When did he leave the US Navy (a specific month and year)?

(7) What was his Naval Enlisted Classification code –NEC– or Naval Officer Billet Code – NOBC?

There are many other questions which could be asked to further establish the level of veracity or untruth regarding his claims, such as asking for the names of other members of his graduating class, but those basic questions are absolutes. The answers to those questions are totally UNCLASSIFIED, and every real SEAL will gladly provide that substantiating information upon request.

I might suggest that you also ask Mr. FARR to specifically identify WHICH SEAL Team(s) he served on, and when. I am in direct contact with several hundred of my SEAL Teammates whose collective experience covers virtually all time periods from the Korean War to the present; I can quickly contact those individuals to verify any specific names, events, or other claims offered by Mr. FARR. If he feels that his name has somehow been mistakenly omitted from the SEAL records, I’d be pleased to speak with him and hear details of his service which would serve to validate his claims. The Director of the Naval Special Warfare Archives – a close personal friend and SEAL Teammate – is only a phone call away and standing by to amend the records if this is ever found to be true. However, I estimate that I’ve made the same offer to more than 5,000 SEAL imposters in the last eight years, and none of them ever turned out to be a valid SEAL.

Before any classified operations may be undertaken as a SEAL Operator, a man must first successfully complete the totally unclassified BUD/S Training program and the follow-on secondary training program; the names of all those who successfully graduate from that training program are compiled in the SEAL database. Later participation in classified operations has no impact on whether or not a person is listed as a graduate of the training program. There are records of every man who has qualified for the title of “SEAL”; there have been and will continue to be secret missions, but there are NO secret SEALs… we know them all.

The week-long run-up to Veterans Day always seems to bring out a huge number of military imposters, wannabes, neverwases, and self-aggrandizers, most of whom find a way to wear what amounts to a military Halloween costume in an effort to draw praise and garner admiration from others; most especially these actions seem intentionally designed to draw attention from media representatives. The first two weeks in November are also the time when the most people in our nation are acutely aware of, and curious about the military regalia being worn by others. They want to understand the meaning of the pins, ribbons, and medals, and they want to honor legitimate veterans for their service. This is also the time of year when the largest percentage of military imposters is discovered or revealed, often as a direct result of that increased scrutiny by the media, and the general public around them.

I must also note that if the man’s claims of being awarded a PURPLE HEART MEDAL are not substantiated by US archival records, then he is in violation of the STOLEN VALOR ACT of 2005 and potentially subject to prosecution under federal law. Each count upon which he is found guilty would carry a maximum penalty of $100,000 in fines and 1 year in federal prison.

The important point to consider in this matter is that Mr. FARR has presented you (and presumably others you know) with false information. Whether his motivation was for media attention, employment purposes, monetary gain, increased social status, “dating” opportunities, or personal notoriety, if your report regarding his claim of being a SEAL is accurate it is clear that his personal ethics have not prevented him making false statements about his background.  If the man’s personal ethics do not prevent him from offering such a false statement about his background, you must ask yourself what other false statements he might have made, or might be willing to make.  Thank you again for your concern in this matter, and for your assistance in upholding the honor of the US Navy SEAL Teams. If I can be of any further assistance to you in this matter, please contact me at your convenience.

Respectfully,

12/2008

Here’s a mil.com entry by Mr. Fass…note he shows rank as Captain, not Major as claimed in article. Claims he served 5^th and 7^th SF. No claims to awards in profile.

Claims 2:

CLAIMS 3

http://www.rogerschristmashouse.com/images_of_soldiers_on_tree/robert_h_fass.jpg

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http://www.al.com/news/press-register/baldwin.ssf?/base/news/1240478108257170.xml&coll=3

No DSC or SS, the BSM/V is legit, and ONE of the claimed FOUR PHs is legit. No service in Nigeria or Dom. Rep.

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12/30/2008
....ask for his citations and/or orders for a DSC and SS, but he said he was having trouble finding them in his house due to the turmoil of a recent divorce.

WE CANNOT AND WILL NOT AUTHENTICATE HER LIES.

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 For the entire article on Sylvia Fast, clink on  link http://www.niagarafallsreview.ca/webapp/sitepages/printable.asp?paper=www.niagarafallsreview.ca&contentID=107649&annewspapername=Niagara+Falls+Review

Mr. George Raymond Faust being identified as a former Navy SEAL appears to be incorrect. His name is not listed in the SEAL Database containing the names of all Navy UDT "Frogmen" and Navy SEALs from 1947 to the present day. Misidentifying such credentials is a disservice to both Mr. Faust and to the men who truly earned the right to the title US NAVY SEAL.

In point of fact there is only one man with the last name FAUST listed in the SEAL Database, and that one man completed SEAL Training in 1952, which would make him about 75-77 years old at the present time. That one man's first name is not "GEORGE" and his middle name is not "RAYMOND".

Respectfully,

Steve Robinson RM2(SEAL)

USN 1970-1978

SEAL Team ONE

DECEASED

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2004_March_30/ai_114737783

MELVILLE, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 30, 2004

FONAR Corporation (NASDAQ-FONR), .....

One of the first patients at Medica Stand-Up MRI was Richard J. Feldt, a U.S. Marine veteran from Dallas, Georgia. While serving in Vietnam, Mr. Feldt suffered the horror of being buried alive, an experience that gave him a severe case of claustrophobia. Because of Mr. Feldt's medical condition, his physician wanted him to have an MRI exam......

He lost his arm in a motorcycle accident.

AKA Kawika Feltman

Has a NAVY SEALS EMBLEM tatooed on his upper back.  Directly under his NAVY SEALS emblem tattoo, are TALLY MARKS which he claims are "confirmed kills" that he had to do when he was in Beirut, Lebanon as a P.O.W

10/2009

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Norman Gregory Fernandez hails from Southern California. He was the National President of a Motorcycle Club that he was building thru the Internet via Delphi forums. (American Cruisers Riding Club). This is an honorable Motorcycle Club who knows Fernandez is a Fake and have taken steps to rid themselves of him.

Mr Fernandez is known personally by numerous people and for the last couple of years, they have been treated to stories of his being a member of the 7th Special Forces "can't talk about it" "won two Purple Hearts" "Sneaked into the Service at 15" "one of only a few surviving members of his A Team" yada, yada, yada, Those and more stories about other items than you can shake a stick at.

Norman Gregory Fernandez list his law firm at:
Firm:
The Law Office of Norman Gregory Fernandez Address: 18375 Ventura Blvd. #412
Tarzana CA 91356
Country:
Phone Main: 818-998-1584

But the Phone number traces to:
Francis X Schwartz
8800 Eton Ave Apt 94
Canoga Park, CA 91304 Phone: 818-998-1584 (private residence)

Norman Gregory Fernandez has another Law Office located at:
http://www.norman-law.com/Underground/page3.html"
18375 Ventura Blvd,
Tarzana, Calif.
818-703-8137

You will notice the Special Forces Patch on the left lower side of Norman's vest in the above Photograph. No real Special Forces Veteran would wear the Special Forces insignia in this fashion.
(see website http://www.phonyveterans.com/Fernandez.html for photos!)

Since several ex-military members of Norman's American Cruisers Riding Club discovered Norman was a Fake, a liar and an imposter, e-mail f lew out over the Delphi forums. Norman has spent the last few weeks hunting down all the Web Pages he lied on and deleting them.

Besides being a Phony Special Forces Veteran, Norman runs several "SCAMS" on the Internet. Everything from how to beat a Speeding Ticket to how to become a Lawyer and pass the Bar Exam. All at prices ranging from $25 to $50 dollars.

Far from being a "War Hero", Norman is a small time crock and con artist.

If you come in contact with Norman Gregory Fernandez, stuff cotton in your ears and keep your hand on your wallet.
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01/2005

aka Joshua Ferris