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Peter Clay Charles – US Army Ranger Combat Medic, 75th Airborne Infantry Regiment, Blog of Shame

“Every stinking hell hole on this planet.” —  Peter Charles

BACKGROUND

Peter Clay Charles comes to us from Durham, North Carolina.   He is 54 years old as of September 2018.

He is a college professor and for some reason, his students are under the impression that he was a Green Beret.

For another class, he lists his military background as a “former paratrooper (Spec Ops Combat Media, Bravo Co. 3rd Rangers, 75th Airborne Infantry Regiment – RLTW)”…

On his Twitter account, he also lists being a Ranger as well as the MOS/designations he was qualified in, namely 91B, 18D, 01H Spec Ops Combat Media (SOCM) and Ranger…

On Peter’s LinkedIn account, he reinforces these claims but goes further to say that he was in “Every stinking hell hole on this planet.” and treated the very men after he “shot or stabbed” them…

Turkey may have been one of these hell holes that he has visited since he certainly implies it from this post…

Peter Charles claimed that he delivered a baby during the course of a three-hour firefight…

Then, there are the saber-rattling threats to employ the deadly skills he has learned as part of his training…

Peter Clay Charles’ military records were ordered via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request.

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FOIA RESULTS

DoD Manpower / SCRA

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NPRC

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DISCUSSION & SUMMARY

DISCUSSION

The military records do not support Peter Clay Charles’ claim of several things:


He had no discrepancy about the rank.  He claimed Specialist (E-4) and he got out as a Specialist E-4, so he was honest about that.

His military records show that he was a Medical Laboratory Specialist – a 92B series.  An 18 series designation is what would be SF, and he claimed that but there is no training, designation or assignments that suggest he was in Special Forces.

His only assignment OCONUS was to Germany unless he counts that as a “stinking hell hole.”  Either way, we doubt that live rounds were flying by him.

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SUMMARY

Many of the claims attributed to Peter Clay Charles were not supported by his official military records.

STOLEN VALOR

If Charles has used any of these unsupported claims to gain anything of value, including money, work positions, speaking engagements, medical benefits from the government or leniency from the court, it could put him in direct violation of the Stolen Valor Act.

The direct claims on his online profiles may not only be unethical, but illegal.

His records do not support him being in military combat.

At the very least, this professor should come clean with his students.

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SOCIAL MEDIA


NOTE: Many people helped with some aspects of this case including the Guardians of the Green Beret. We thank them.


 

This Ain’t Hell: https://thisainthell.us/blog/?p=81798

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