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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nOur friends at Special Forces Poser Patrol<\/a> send us their work on this Fred Meyling guy who has some of the most elaborate tales to tell about his decades of service to the country. According to the Nevada Courier-Record<\/a> he was named the Tahoe-Douglas Elks Lodge Citizen of the Year for his tales of derring-do;<\/p>\n \u201cAfter entering the Army full time he was convinced to change career course and he joined the Army Special Forces Green Beret unit,\u201d Zogorski said. \u201cOne of his first assignments was on the security detail for the American Olympic Team at the 1972 Munich Olympics. This American Security team was not called upon to act by Germany during the Terrorist Massacre that occurred then.\u201d <\/p>\n After college, Meyling served two, four-year tours with the Army and had one deployment in the Vietnam War before he mustered out of the military. <\/p>\n […]<\/p>\n In August 1990, after Iraq invaded Kuwait, Meyling received letters from the U.S. Army requesting that he re-enlist, which he said he ignored.<\/p>\n \u201cSomehow, the Army knew about his newly acquired language skills and his studies of the Islamic religion and the Middle East,\u201d Zogorski said. \u201cFinally, the Army sent a car to pick him up and re-enlisted him on orders directed by none other than General Norman Schwartzkoff. He was the first military officer wheelchair-user to be approved to serve in the armed forces and paved the way for others like him to be able to serve in the armed forces.\u201d<\/p>\n He was assigned to the Joint Special Operations Command, and spent most of his time in Washington D.C. and MacDill Air Force base near Tampa, Fla. He spent an additional 18 years with JSOC. In total, he served 28 years in the military.<\/p>\n He then retired to Gardnerville to be near his three daughters, two that live in Northern California and one in Minden. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, I know how that goes, George Bush sent a car for me when the War Against Terror began, but I jumped from the car before it could get me to the Pentagon (*cough*bullshit*cough*). Some of us have skills that no one else in the military can be taught, and the Pentagon keeps coming back for us, rather than training new people. You know it happens, it’s in all of the movies.<\/p>\n Well, you know everything in those previous paragraphs is bullshit because he’s posted here. Meyling did 13 months in the Army as a medic. He never went to jump school, he was never in Special Forces, his medical career after he left the service is a sham;<\/p>\n What makes this worse is that Fred, here, is the president of a 501(c)(3) organization called Welcome All Veterans Everywhere and he’s a VA claims specialist helping veterans. <\/p>\n![\"Fred](\"https:\/\/www.azuse.cloud\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/03\/Fred-Meyling-FOIA-300x300.jpg\")
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