{"id":59984,"date":"2015-05-23T08:00:43","date_gmt":"2015-05-23T12:00:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/valorguardians.com\/blog\/?p=59984"},"modified":"2015-05-24T20:58:00","modified_gmt":"2015-05-25T00:58:00","slug":"jason-muldoon-phony-sf-major-wounded-vet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.azuse.cloud\/?p=59984","title":{"rendered":"Jason Muldoon; Phony SF Major, wounded vet"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Jason<\/a><\/center>
\nThe folks at Military Phonies<\/a> send us their work on this doofus, Jason Muldoon who parades around Myrtle Beach with a military ID card that says he’s a Major in the Army. He tell you all about his experiences in Panama, Desert Storm, Kosovo, Somalia – his Purple Heart. Of course, he’s also Special Forces, blah, blah, blah. Here’s the story he told his local news folks over ten years ago (they’ve since pulled the story, but here it is at Free Republic<\/a>);<\/p>\n

(West Haven-WTNH, Nov. 17, 2004 11:00 PM) _ The military is investigating this past weekend’s shooting inside a Fallujah mosque in which a Marine shot an injured insurgent.<\/p>\n

A local veteran who fought in the Gulf War says shooting an already wounded enemy is not that uncommon.<\/p>\n

In fact in some cases he says it’s all part of the training.<\/p>\n

According this West Haven veteran there’s even a name for shooting a wounded person. It’s called “double tapping” and it’s done just in case the person has a gun or the body is boobie trapped.<\/p>\n

“I’ve seen my friends blown up right in front of my face. I’ve done some pretty horrific things and your conscience just comes back,” says Major Jason Muldoon, US Army Retired.<\/p>\n

This is Major Jason Muldoon. The Army special forces veteran fought in Panama, the first Gulf War, Somalia and Afghanistan.<\/p>\n

In Afghanistan a rocket propelled grenade took out the Black Hawk helicopter he was in, leaving schrapnel in his leg.<\/p>\n

Three years later he’s still using a wheel chair.<\/p>\n

He won the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart but doesn’t want to be called a hero.<\/p>\n

“I don’t view myself as a hero. I hate the word hero.”<\/p>\n

He agreed to talk to us because of this video of a Marine shooting an apparently unarmed injured man in a Fallujah mosque.<\/p>\n

“It kind of aggravates me. You’re going to get the whole country upset about an incident when nobody really knows what happened until the unit can do their own investigation.”<\/p>\n

Major Muldoon says despite what the video looks like and sounds like the Marine was likely scared for his life, relying on his training.<\/p>\n

“We were taught kill, kill, kill, kill and you know they really didn’t spend too much time on Geneva Convention.”<\/p>\n

Muldoon says yes the Marine should have checked and treated the wounded but in a war zone a combatant’s first priority is not civilized behavior- it’s survival.<\/p>\n

“Life has a flavor the protected will never know and its so true the protected will never know what it’s like to have to be over there and be in that kids situation.”<\/p>\n

Major Muldoon says given what the Marine had been through he may have shot the man too.<\/p>\n

He says it’s up to the officer in charge to stop those sweeping a room from shooting but there’s an inherent problem with that, the officer in charge isn’t normally inside until after the room is clean.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

He pretty much just wants someone to kick his ass for this BS.<\/p>\n


\n\"Jason<\/a><\/center>
\nThe truth is that he was a PFC and he deployed to Desert Storm, but he doesn’t have a CIB, even though he was an infantryman – you can assume what you want about an infantryman assigned to an infantry unit in an area where there is combat.<\/p>\n


\n\"Jason<\/a><\/center> <\/p>\n


\n\"Jason<\/a><\/center>
\nI really, really hate this guy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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