John “Super Soldier” Collier

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Meet CSM John Collier, at least he would like you to believe he is a CSM. We did not out this guy, he was outed awhile back by my friend and original Stolen Valor hunter, Doug Sterner. But one of our fans found him on facebook, continuing his lies, we figured we would give him a special place here on our site.

Our friends over at thisainthell also posted a little something about him here -CSM John Collier; Facebook commando

So he claims to be a CSM, is wearing tons of unauthorized medals, and here is what he claimed in a newspaper article:

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And in the picture above he is also wearing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Guard Identification Badge.

Here is the complete news story, which includes the citation for his Silver Star:

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I think he watched way to many war movies! Although he did serve, just not in the capacity in which he claims. Here are his actual service records:

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And he was discharged as an E-1, something tells me he was awarded something, but it wasn’t a Silver Star! He served mostly as a vehicle mechanic in the reserves, and he is still using his embellishments today. Here is a post we found on facebook, courtesy of one of our fans.

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That is one of our fans commenting, soon after he sent us all the info he found. Here is a snapshot of his facebook page, we blotted out the friends, as they probably do not know of his posing ways. I am sure you guys can pick apart the uniform, pic is a little blurry but you can still make out most of it.

 

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48 thoughts on “John “Super Soldier” Collier

  1. No respectable Guard of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier would wear the badge on THE WRONG F…ING POCKET!!! That’s probably what raised major red flags; and the beret badge for foreign wings award!!! SMH What a tard!!! LMAO. The snapshot shows that he lives in Lillington, NC; That’s just down the road from Ft. Bragg “82nd paratroopers, search and destroy mission, out”

  2. I cannot understand why it is these faker inevitably live near a place like Ft Bragg. A sure-fire guarantee that they will be found out.

    BTW, some years back there was a man who claimed to have witnessed/taken part in a massacre during the Korean War. I believe it was a place called No Gun Ree. I’m pretty sure he was exposed as being a man who merely attended unit reunion ceremonies several years in a row and learned enough about the unit to seem convincing.

  3. There should be a special sentence for Valor Thieves. There should be a special boot camp run by real DI’s including Ranger, SF, SEAL, Force Recon, and Air Commando training. A valor thief should be sentenced to this special boot camp for a minimum of one year plus an additional year for each decoration, each special qualification he falsely claims.

    • love it jim, but no…just exposing guys like him is more than enough punishment, so the whole world can see his meserable, worthless, meaningless existance that he has to make up stories to get people to like him or respect who he is…its really sad, then to be shamed by the discovery that hes a lier and a fraud, thats got to just rip his insides out….i just wonder how this poor bastard sleeps at night…

      i just cant understand why someone cant be proud of what they did do….even if he was just a mechanic or a cook or a dish washer….its all work that has to be done to defend our country, theres no shame in that. more than what i did. not everyone is going to be a navy seal or in sf, theres no shame in that. dont know why these guys feel that way.

      • Amen Brother! I was a spoon and proud of it. I trained at Ft. Jackson in Feb of 1987 with the 1st and 61st (E-3-61) on Tank Hill. I went on to the 277th CSS for AIT and had to get out one week before I graduated and shipped off to my permanent party in Alaska. So, I chose saving the life of a family member over my military career. I wonder to this day how far I could have gone. I wanted to eventually try to make my way into Special Ops and admire those who made the journey and would wish to die before even thinking about stealing the honor and valor of those who TRULY served. Even tho I’m considered a veteran, I don’t feel that I TRULY served. That right is reserved for the true heroes.

  4. Can someone get a better resolution on his arm? I swear it looks like he’s wearing SMA rank. And how does someone with so much not have a combat patch . . . And dat stash . . . That’s so far outta reg it’s not even funny. Pathfinder badge is crooked, and he has no accoutrements on his awards that he has ‘multiples’ of ‘w/ valor’ of.

  5. I just do not get why someone would steal the real Valor of our real Military Men and Women, and from my real hero CPL. Gary L. Holz, KIA Oct,5 1967, Door Gunner 2/7 Cav. Vietnam. This tears at my heart and if you should read this Mr. Collier “STOP” what you are doing,get the help that you need, and leave the real Hero’s rest in Peace.
    PFC Ron Holz
    Co C 2/12 3 BRG.4TH.INF.Div. Grunt, Vietnam 66/67

  6. I just checked out his friends list and he is friends with every VFW from WA. State to Florida, and do they know he is a FAKE ?

  7. The thing that honestly pisses me off. Is these people. I am in the Army. I am a 92m. I have one of the toughest jobs in the service. I bring home deceased service members. People like this should be drawn and quartered. I have lost many friends and family in this and other wars. I have awards. But the only people that should be called heroes are those that die in service of the USA. They gave everything, we all give some. These people need to understand very time they do this true heroes get fucked over. My husband and I are in the Army. My brother in law is a Marine. I have many friends in all branches. Someone anyone, help raise awareness on this issue. Thank you and God Bless.

  8. The fact that he was discharged as an E1 is a true indicator of his extraordinary skills at being a douchebag. Wait, douchebag is too kind for him, they actually serve a purpose.

  9. To: Spc. Moss: I have to tell I would not have your duty for nothing.When my Brother was KIA in Vietnam I was only only 150 miles from him, I was pulled from the field and told about his death, and I was asked to escort his body home from Vietnam, I could not muster the courage to do so, being heart broken and in shock,so they sent me home first to be with my parents before his body arrived. I thank you so much for what you do.

    • I am truly sadded by your loss sir. I understand the pain far to well. As well as the fact it never gets any easier. I shared your story with some of my close battle buddies. They as well as myself thank you for your support. I can tell you that it is very hard when you lose someone you love. I can assure you that those in my job treat all kia’s with the upmost respect. I am sorry for you loss. God bless to your family. And carry on battle.

    • I too feel for you greatly. I wa a Navy Corpsman and my brother was a Navy Nuke Officer. He died at 42 of Cancer at the rank of CDR. I was out by then and teaching college. To see my brother die that way, which I believe was caused by his service (nuclear power). I am so proud of him and it was a pleasure to serve with him. All gave some and some gave all

  10. Well before his page went down I emailed just about all the VFWs on his friends list and thise that where military to further out him….You all are doing a great job expousing these folks….Thank you for that – I means a lot to all of us that have served.

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