I have personal first hand knowledge of a AGR (Active Guard Reserve) SSG Recruiter of the Iowa Army National Guard, who knew his father was a drug dealer, convicted felon and received a dishonorable discharge after desertion.
He allowed his fathers DD 214 from when he was in the National Guard to be used as a basis for receiving burial rights from the American Legion Post and a Honor Guard from the Iowa Army National Guard, suppressing the information about his father's dishonorable service. (His father never filed his DD-214 for his dishonorable discharge with the local country recorders office)
In my opinion, this is Stolen Valor by the AGR Recruiter on behalf of his deceased father, conduct unbecoming of an NCO, fraud, conduct unbecoming of a active duty recruiter who is suppose to be an example in the community.
I am in a position to obtain the father's DD-214 from his dishonorable discharge, just waiting on the National Personal Records Center.
What would you do? Report this or let it go?