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<\/a>The good folks at Military Phony<\/a> send us their work on this Donald Wayne Lidy<\/a> fella.\u00a0 Lidy lives in Speedway, Indiana and is 51 years old at the time of this writing – March 2021.<\/p>\n As you can see from the above photo, Lidy is wearing one of those ball caps that no self-respecting SEAL would be caught wearing. The Trident logo is so big it is reminiscent of the ‘facehugger’ from the Aliens movies.<\/p>\n Lidy seems to have an entire wardrobe of\u00a0 SEAL bling and is not shy about wearing it.<\/p>\n Here is a SEAL Team Six claim by virtue of the billboard on the back of his shirt.<\/p>\n Then, Lidy displays his “rack” on his Facebook page as his profile photo.<\/p>\n Lidy often posts the SEAL Trident on his Facebook page, implying he was a Navy SEAL.<\/p>\n Let’s not forget his truck…<\/p>\n Lidy also has a few ball caps that imply he was a veteran of Desert Storm.<\/p>\n Lidy was honored by the Quilts of Valor Foundation.\u00a0 We are told that this award was for Lidy\u2019s \u201cengagement in direct combat\u201d during the Gulf War.<\/p>\n An ex-SEAL that works with Military Phony checked both the UDT\/SEAL archives and the UDT\/SEAL database and found that there is NO record of \u201cDonald Wayne Lidy\u201d or any other variation of his name ever completing BUD\/S Training or assigned to any SEAL teams.<\/p>\n Let’s see what the NPRC says about Don…<\/p>\n Then, the Department of Defense Manpower Data Center \/ SCRA showed the following for dates of military service.<\/p>\n Then, there’s this from the USS Hue City (CG-66) 1993 Med Cruise book.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n
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