if a guy says it's been real

It’s been pretty well established by multiple accounts that former SEAL Rob O’Neill is the guy who shot UBL. He would not even care when his colleague calls him for some help. Follow. One week later he sent me a text, asking how I was doing, but I replied very briefly. You are probably a really great girl ... but he does not really want a great girl. Detached with them to the Caribbean for a year. Ever since the raid on UBL’s compound, there has been an epidemic of guys claiming they were Navy SEALs, when in fact they aren’t.It’s gotten so bad that some estimates put it at 1,000 phony SEALs for every 1 real SEAL.You’re chances of meeting a real life (living) Navy SEAL are about 1 in 3 million.So how exactly do you check to see if someone was a Navy SEAL?Here are 11 steps / questions to help you get the right answer.Everything below was thoroughly researched and checked for accuracy.If you’re looking to find out 100% if someone was a SEAL or not, Don Shipley is your guy.A former SEAL himself, Shipley used to run a Youtube channel called “Phony Navy SEAL Of The Week”.Each week he (and sometimes his wife Diane) call up phony Navy SEALs and confront them about their claims.Unfortunately, Shipleys Youtube channel was terminated in February of 2019.According to Youtube, it was terminated “due to multiple or severe violations of Youtube’s policy prohibiting content designed to harass, bully or threaten”.However, in 2017 Shipley actually moved off of youtube to his own site, videos.extremesealexperience.com.It’s a paid membership site that costs just $10 a month, and will give you access to all of his “Phony SEAL Of The Week” videos, among many others.Membership to his site also includes free and unlimited SEAL verification.Don Shipley is one of only a handful of SEALs that have access to the SEAL database, which is a listing of every Navy SEAL and UDT since their inception.If someone claims to be a SEAL, he can quickly verify with 100% accuracy whether or not the claims are true.If you don’t want to fork over the $10 per month to sign up, but still want to find out if someone was a SEAL, Shipley also offers a one-time fee for SEAL verification.It costs only $20, and he will also issue you a verification letter that states whether or not the person was ever a SEAL.One of Shipleys favorite lines when he’s questioning the clowns claiming to be SEALs is: Most phonies will have no idea what he’s talking about, and will assume he means a weapon.It’s a dive rig that ALL SEALs use as part of their dive training, as well as real-world operations.A quick and easy way to trip up a potential fake navy SEAL is to ask him something like:If he claims anything other than it being a dive rig, you know he’s an impostor.It’s a bell that crushes dreams, echoes throughout the BUD/S compound, and endlessly haunts students.When a student DOR’s, he’s instructed to ring the bell 3 times and place his helmet in the line of quitters.If you’ve ever been to BUD/S, you know what the bell is.One way to trip up a potential SEAL impostor is to ask him where on the BUD/S compound is the bell.One technique I’ve seen Shipley use is to ask the phony if he could guide him to the bell from the front entrance of the BUD/S compound.It’s pretty simple.

We just greeted each other and didn't really talk. The ones I hear back from, we may have further interactions of substance; we may not. Are his friends just picking or have a hidden meaning?

Enrollment is voluntary as there is no comprehensive list of Purple Heart recipients…”Similarly, the Hall of Valor project explicitly says, “We are in the midst of a multi-year effort to identify recipients of Silver Star and below. I was trying to understand that nobody is perfect, but his uncaring personality was way too unacceptable. So I suspect that he is not over her and was probably using me as a rebound, and maybe they already got back together. It was kinda awkward since I didn't know how to act, and I think he probably felt the same way. I really don't know why I keep being obsessed about him. Understanding both sides of the coin will help you connect the dots and figure out why he’s telling you he misses you and what you should do about it. Think about that.Right, which is why I said “Not saying with 100% certainty that he isn’t what he says he is, but just thought you should be aware.” On a related note, did you know that the FBI says there are 1,000 Fake Navy SEALs for every real one? Seriously, how would you know if a guy was someone’s swim buddy?The same goes for a commanding officer, guys he might have served on a SEAL Team with, etc.Unless you were a SEAL yourself, there’s no way you’re going to know whether or not the answer is B.S.No SEAL has ever been taken prisoner of war.

That's why I tried to be very patient with him, but waiting for someone to change really isn't easy. You can easily find this information online, I’ve put links to search each in the references box below.Additionally, many phony SEALs will spell awards and citations incorrectly.

Thank you for your advice. his birthday message, "been awhile" absolutely doesn't mean anything aside from maybe he's like to hook up again.