William C. Bradford; valor thief at Energy Department

Nearly two years ago, William Clarke Bradford wrote an article for the National Security Law Review which proposed that the military should expand it’s target list to ““law school facilities, scholars’ home offices and media outlets where they give interviews” – all civilian areas, but places where a “causal connection between the content disseminated and Islamist crimes incited” exist.” He was a teacher at the US Military Academy at the time he wrote that missive and he was dismissed soon after that thing was published.

Ten years before, according to the IndyStar, he was parading around Indiana University wearing a Silver Star, claiming to be an Infantry/Special Forces major and a hero of Desert Storm.

Well, we got his FOIA and he was never promoted past Second Lieutenant as a Military Intelligence officer and he had never served on active duty except for training – no Desert Storm, his commissioned service didn’t start until four years after the first Gulf War. Of course, there are no awards in his records jacket at NPRC – no Silver Star;

Mr Bill noticed that Bradford has been hired at the Department of Energy now as the Director of Office of Indian Energy. His bio at the DoE doesn’t mention his pretend military career or his teaching stint at USMA, but it claims that he’s now a faculty member at the Coast Guard Academy and that he “volunteers as a reader to the Blind Veterans of America, as a qualified liver donor”. I’d look into all of that shit, including the liver donor thing. He’s a proven liar.

Oh, by the way, the Washington Post doesn’t like him either for his politics, so we agree for very different reasons.

Category: Phony soldiers, Politics, Valor Vultures