The Stolen Valor Act made it a crime to make false claims about receiving

1) wounds in battle

2) military awards

3) classified information

According to the act, those found guilty of making false claims could face fines and

1) imprisonment

2) dishonorable discharge

3) community service

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Rudy Patel

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29 May, 21:11

The Stolen Valor Act made it a crime to make false claims about receiving

1) wounds in battle

2) military awards

3) classified information

According to the act, those found guilty of making false claims could face fines and

1) imprisonment

2) dishonorable discharge

3) community service

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Rachel Flowers · Answer 1

The Stolen Valor Act made it a crime to make false claims about receiving 2) military awards

According to the act, those found guilty of making false claims could face fines and 1) Imprisonment

The Stolen Valor Act made it a crime to make false claims about receiving1) wounds in battle2) military awards3) classified informationAccording to the act, those found guilty of making false claims could face fines and1) imprisonment2) dishonorable discharge3) community service

The Stolen Valor Act made it a crime to make false claims about receiving

1) wounds in battle

2) military awards

3) classified information

According to the act, those found guilty of making false claims could face fines and

1) imprisonment

2) dishonorable discharge

3) community service