Investigation finds Black airman faked racist text messages from supervisor

[Kyle]

Airman will face Uniform Code of Military Justice punishment for fabricating the exchange

A U.S. Air Force investigation found that a Black airman in Arizona faked racist texts from a supervisor to claim skin color played a role in the service member being denied a special duty assignment, and he will now face Uniform Code of Military Justice punishment.

"The 56th Fighter Wing has concluded its investigation into reports that an airman was denied a special duty assignment by their supervisor based upon their demographic identity," a Luke Air Force Base spokesman said in a statement Tuesday, according to Military.com. "Following an exhaustive investigation, authorities determined that the statements published did not occur and the text messages were fake."

The controversy originated in May, when the Black airman sent screenshots of the alleged text messages to the popular Air Force amn/nco/snco Facebook page and claimed they were from a supervisor who denied the service member a special duty assignment. The post quickly went viral, leading to the investigation.

Investigation finds Black airman faked racist text messages from supervisor

An investigation found that an airman who claimed to have received racist text messages from a supervisor while being denied an assignment fabricated the exchange.

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What punishment goes with that these days?

A Silver Star or the CMH?

 

[Monello]

What punishment goes with that these days?

Airman of the quarter. Frontrunner for airman of the year.

 

[spr1975wshs]

I think I know what the Tuskegee Airmen would do to this d1ckweed.

 

[Hijinx]

The least he should get is a bad conduct discharge.

 

[KassadiXX]

I'm sorry that the falsification of texts is also practiced among people who have an importance and an important job in society. I would never have thought that an aviator could falsify some racist texts because of some nonsense. I used to think that only children and teenagers practice falsifying texts and sending anonymous texts. I remember that I liked to make funny pranks by sending anonymous texts with the help of Best Sites To Send Anonymous Text Messages. But when I grew up, I realized that it is a great stupidity, and we should understand that.

 

[BOP]

So much racism in this country that they constantly have to fabricate incidents to prove it.

And, when caught, they'll say with perfectly straight faces (botox, no doubt) that "they only did it to highlight how racist this country inherently is."

I don't understand that (Hemeroidrage) level of stupidity, but a part of me kind of admires their commitment to it.