Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices on his uniform almost a year before he died and was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.
Boorda was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive. Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices and wore his uniform without the devices almost a year before he died.
Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices and wore his uniform without the devices almost a year before he died. Boorda was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.
Boorda had removed the two ribbon devices and wore his uniform without the devices almost a year before he died. Boorda was generally perceived as having made a good faith error in believing he was authorized to wear the devices, as opposed to an intentional effort to be deceptive.