The Uniform That Floated Upright: The Woman Who Wasn't a Veteran
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The Uniform That Floated Upright: The Woman Who Wasn't a Veteran
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A spotless Army Class A uniform, still in its dry paper bag, floated upright in Dry Fork Creek the last weekend of March 2014 - eleven ribbons, two unit citations, and a black-stenciled collar reading "COLLINS, G." How did a woman with no military record build a life in a tight-knit town by claiming two deployments to Afghanistan, and why did nobody demand her DD-214 until it was nearly too late?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from the uniform found on the creek bank through Gina Collins's arrival in Mableton around 2008, her volunteer work with the American Legion and the Veterans Services Advisory Council, and the small clues that eventually drew suspicion. What finally breaks the story wide open?
Date: late March 2014
Location: Dry Fork Creek, Mableton
Person: Gina Collins
Claimed Unit: Forty-First Forward Support Battalion
Verified Military Record: none
- The uniform found was an Army Class A, dark blue, hanging from a submerged branch still inside a dry paper garment bag.
- The inside collar of the uniform was stenciled "COLLINS, G."
- The uniform bore eleven service ribbons and two unit citations.
- Collins arrived in Mableton around 2008 at age thirty-one and claimed two deployments to Afghanistan in 2004 and 2007.
- A library volunteer noted the claimed unit, the Forty-First Forward Support Battalion, had been deactivated before 2004 and had not deployed to Afghanistan in Collins's claimed years.
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