We're back to the topic of Stolen Valor in airsoft. This is about airsofters pretending to be have received medals for being in the service or pretending to be part of a unit when they did not have actual military service in the first place. Diles46 touches the topic in this video... "Well... is it? I take a pretty hard look at how airsoft and stolen valor co-exist. What is your personal thoughts on this subject?

The Stolen Valor issue in airsoft has died down a bit, but the issue still remains a big problem in the community. DesertFox Airsoft and Spartan117gw talk about this whilst they play the v10 update of Squad, an online, team-based military shooter game that requires team work and communication. Players can play a match of up to 50 players and uses the Unreal Engine 4.

We continue with the Stolen Valor issue that has struck once again in the U.S. Airsoft community, as those who are in the know have worked hard to ensure that no posers should be making false claims about being in the service or served in certain units, especially elite ones, to get respect. Unicorn Leah and Jet DesertFox have an update on this.

The story of Stolen Valor in airsoft rears its very ugly head again. We are seeing postings on Facebook of an individual who has been claiming to be a U.S. Army Ranger exposed to be a fraud by someone who is a retired Ranger himself. We're still looking into the issue but for now here is Unicorn Leah and Jet DesertFox, airsoft's first couple, talk about the issue.

The firearms world was rocked this week with the Devil Dog Arms Founder and CEO Joe Lucania admitting to stolen valor on being a USMC sniper. Stolen valor is about individuals claiming to have served in certain units or claiming to have been awarded for bravery though these are bogus claims. Lucania posted on Facebook admitting to it and has stepped down as CEO of the company.

We're now on the second episode of WTF Airsoft from Team Blacksheep which has as member Brian Holt of Echo1 USA. Here, they discuss various questions sent in by viewers and also discuss about relevant issues related to the sport. They start the episode with the question on Rate of Fire (ROF) and to the subject of Stolen Valor. Almost 40-minutes long, it should be worth your time watching it.

With Acts of Stolen Valor being put into spotlight, we have been aware that some in the airsoft community are committing such and have written a feature story about it. On this subject, the Tominator writes about one story... "So what is Stolen Valor?