Dario Scarlotti proudly showed his three Purple Heart patches on his biker vest.
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U.S. Army Veteran who earned three Purple Hearts spotted at the Milwaukee Harley-Davidson dealership 24 hours party location.
September 1, 2013
Milw., WI - On Friday, Dario Scarlotti, 51, aka, "Ghost" of Hartland, WI, a U.S. Army Veteran who received three Purple Hearts in 1986, 1992, 2001 was taking part in the 110th H-D Anniversary celebrations. He served multiple tours and fought in Desert Storm, Kuwait, Gulf War and Afghanistan. Scarlotti says, a company was renamed Ghost in honor of the Veteran.
He served in the Army Special Forces and assigned as a covert marksman sniper during the wars. He said, that he went in to an undisclosed location, located the target, then made the kill and vanished without a trace gaining the alias "Ghost." Scarlotti didn't disclose how many targets were terminated during his career as a sniper in the Army.
He served in the Army Special Forces and assigned as a covert marksman sniper during the wars. He said, that he went in to an undisclosed location, located the target, then made the kill and vanished without a trace gaining the alias "Ghost." Scarlotti didn't disclose how many targets were terminated during his career as a sniper in the Army.
Scarlotti proudly showed his three Purple Heart patches on his vest.
Scarlotti who speaks both English and Spanish says he is Puerto Rican and Sicilian. He is helping to direct parking for motorcycles at the Milwaukee Harley-Davidson dealership 24 hours party through September 2nd during the H-D 110 Anniversary at the Milwaukee Harley-Davidson, 11310 W. Silver Spring Rd.
Scarlotti who speaks both English and Spanish says he is Puerto Rican and Sicilian. He is helping to direct parking for motorcycles at the Milwaukee Harley-Davidson dealership 24 hours party through September 2nd during the H-D 110 Anniversary at the Milwaukee Harley-Davidson, 11310 W. Silver Spring Rd.
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