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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nYou probably remember Greg Allen<\/a>, a phony Marine hero in Marin County, California. Allen told tales about his phony career, including that the movie “Sniper” was about his experiences in the Marine Corps. Our buddy, Dan Noyes, the ABC7 reporter <\/a>who exposed him, does a follow up interview with some of the youngsters that he prepared for boot camp at his “House of Steel” facility and it appears that, because he had never attended Marine Corps boot camp himself, he used training techniques that he imagined the Marine Corps used, based on his interpretation of various Hollywood depictions of that experience;<\/p>\n Kris Hardy told the I-Team that Allen and his squad leaders sometimes used drinking water as punishment and that in one session, while running laps in a parking lot, he downed 10 bottles.<\/p>\n “We’d have to drink the whole water bottle after one lap,” he explained. “And then we would get another water bottle, have to drink that all down in another lap, and do that over and over again until we vomited back up.”<\/p>\n Hardy says one of Allen’s squad leaders made him do pushups in the mess.<\/p>\n “What kind of person would make somebody else do pushups in their own vomit?” Bull said. “To me, I don’t see how the guy slept at night.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Yeah, we actually had an ROTC instructor who died from over-hydrating one year at Fort Bragg’s advanced camp. Water isn’t something to mess around with, if you don’t know what you’re doing. And Allen, obviously, didn’t know what he was doing.<\/p>\n