This fellow, Michael Seale, worked with his Marine Corps League detachment for years. To join the Marine Corps League an applicant must submit for review a DD-214 or other proof of active \/ past ‘honorable’ service; and the document is then returned to the applicant. Only honorably discharged veterans are permitted to become members. If a forged or altered DD-214 had at one time been shown in the past and regrettably passed examination enabling membership, doing so again could lead to prosecution for the forgery. Perhaps something caused him to be asked to once again show his DD 214. He refused to show it to them, so he was compelled to resign with prejudice and can never rejoin. Among other things, he wore Naval \/ Marine Corps Aviator Wings, Bronze Star Medal with \u2018V\u2019 device for Valor, Purple Heart Medal, Air Medal with apparently three (3) Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters, and a Combat Action Ribbon. The National Personnel Records Center queries \u201cWho?\u201d<\/p>\n