Doug Reeves – Navy SEAL Diver & Persian Gulf War Participant Explained
Douglas Reeves
As a follow-up to a posted article yesterday about Douglas Reeves, we wanted to share an email that Reeves wrote to a genuine Navy SEAL when that SEAL questioned Reeves’ claim of being a Navy SEAL diver.
This email was written before the article yesterday. Click on it to see a larger version.
The short version: Reeves will be damned if the Navy or any SEAL is going to tell him that he didn’t earn that Trident.
BUD/S is the first phase in becoming a SEAL. An individual must serve in a SEAL unit and complete additional requirements such as parachute training. Although BUD/S training is substantial, it is not the only requirement.
It also seems as if Reeves has his own definition of the Gulf War and the dates that it encompasses.
Category: Fake SEAL, Navy Poser, Phony SEAL, Valor Vultures
Sing along with Fake Gulf War veteran Douglas Reeves…
I’m a Navy
SEAL Diver guards the mother ship
I’m a Navy
SEAL Diver cumming nacho dip
I’m a Navy
SEAL Diver bum a smoke and sip
I’m a phony, in the Navy.
Ohhhhh.
*shrug* Fine. So be it. Guess it can be chalked it up to Freedom of Speech. Reeves can continue to jump up and down and holler that he’s a real-deal-Navy-SEAL and those that actually know better can respond “NO OFFICIAL USN RECORD OF DOUGIE REEVES COMPLETING BUDS TRAINING EXISTS, AS SUCH REEVES IS NOT CITING FACTUAL TRUTH”. Not surprising that Reeves doesn’t have the BALLS to come to VG or MP and actually declare his ‘statement’ which only validates that he’s a gutless/nutless COWARD and always will be. But at least there’s consistency – Dougie is still bring’n an sling’n the I’ma-SEAL-BS *shrug* so he’s still a LYING POS.
P.S. thanks for the vintage VP post but there just ain’t enough gold in any national repository or even a bayonet long enough that could get me to sing along with that POS. Doom on Dick-diving Dougie…
One more spelling error: It is the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, not Rosenthal… Seems to me that one would know the correct spelling of the school one attended.