Talk:732nd Expeditionary Security Forces Squadron

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Feel free to add to this article. Make sure it can be refrenced. This is a despicable article. Has the author ever served in this unit?? I have. I find little in this article to be of any use let alone truthful. Additionally, if I were to Google "det 3 police transition team" to find your article, why would I want to read about how a former Airman killed another Airman after getting home?? How is that germane to this topic?? When I Google "US Football" I don't read about all of the carnage those people wrought on the world. Why the double standard Wikipedia?? This is a tremendously disrespectful, and inaccurate, article. If you are this wrong regarding something I know a great deal about, why should I trust you as a source on something I know little about??

I also agree. Why do we wish to know about the post deployment actions? It's honestly putting a black eye on the one's who were in the unit. I served as a shadow and if you are going to put that then you might as well put about the Capt. we were with that went to one of the fallen SSgt's parent's house and lied to their face about what happend when she wasn't there when he died. Alot needs to be changed with this article. I suggest whoever made it get's off their @$$ and contacts us who were there and get's this stuff fixed. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 153.29.176.61 (talk) 07:20, 21 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]