Operator Six is a former SIGINT/Electronic Warfare Specialist and 11-year Veteran of the US Army. He is fluent in Korean, and speaks bits and pieces of over a dozen other languages. He is the chief web facilitator for Second Class Citizen. He has one daughter, and lost everything in family court in 2005. His ex wife committed felonious custodial interference, taking his daughter across multiple state lines. The judge in Florida did nothing about it. OP06 demanded his rights under the SCRA. The judge ignored it. OP06's ex wife accused him of one heinous crime after another - the courts would not permit him to file slander or libel complaints. He has been effectively homeless since 2005, working when he can and making the best of a bad situation. Operator Six has no intentions of quitting now.

"I found out my ex was stealing and blackmarketing in Korea back in 1999 (she was arrested by MP’s). I forgave her because I wanted our brand-new marriage to work, and drove on. She kept stealing but got smarter about it. Then, when 9/11 hit, she started screwing around too, whenever I’d deploy. I actually came home to find another man’s underwear in my dresser drawer; she had gotten them mixed up somehow. By that time, our daughter was a year old. I tried for a while to fix things but she just kept at it. Finally, in 2004 I was about to be transferred to 1^st SFG in Tacoma after 8 years in various units in Korea, and I told her I wanted a divorce."  

"It went mad from there. She accused me of everything under the sun. Turned out it's most likely that the guy she was sleeping with was my own 1SG, a guy named Tim Hartley. When I told her I wanted a divorce, she went running to him, and he had me investigated for everything under the sun – child molestation (my 14 year old niece was interrogated by US Army MPs – waaaaay illegal), child porn , espionage, kidnapping, you name it. At the end of the day, he convinced my command to take a stripe from me for “lying” to my commander; I still have all the paperwork. I left service shortly thereafter with a full honorable discharge and all my benefits. However, "mysteriously", my Top Secret security clearance had simply ceased to exist, costing me a $100,000 a year job with Northrup Grumman. I’m looking to file a major lawsuit against the US Army still..."

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