Disgraced Airman Booted From The Force For His Ties To This Group

Our American soldiers give their lives to protect our freedoms. Our children look up to these men and women so they should conduct themselves in a way that would make us all proud. That is why it is so upsetting to hear when one of these service-men acts so shamefully.

In Colorado, Tech Sergeant Cory Reeves was discharged from the Air Force after he was found to be an active member of a white supremacist group.

One year ago when reports started coming in about Reeves’ activities with Colorado Springs Anti-Fascists in a group called Identity Evropa he was demoted from Master Sergeant to Tech Sergeant.

The Air Force started investigating the claims and discovered that Reeves was an active member of the group.

Reeves, who had been in the service for more than 15 years, was raising money for the group, and chat logs between him and another member show that he was willing to help with “some missions” in Colorado Springs.

Screenshots of these chats were leaked by Unicorn Riot, an online alternative media source, and reveal that Reeves claimed to be the only member of the group in Hawaii before he moved to Colorado.

The former airman even brags in the chat logs about pictures shared by the Colorado Springs Anti-Fascists of himself captured at the Identity Evropa events saying, “High-resolution photos of my face are all over Antifa websites and they are clueless to my identity.”

According to the Anti-Defamation League, Identity Evropa, which has since been rebranded as the American Identity Movement, was one of the most active white Supremacist groups in recent years.

A spokesperson for the Schriever Air Force Base where Reeves was stationed commented, “Racism, hatred, and bigotry have no place in the Air Force, and we’re committed to a culture where all airmen can feel welcome and thrive.”