I am a retired Battalion Motor SGT. A 214 is easy to fake. I retired in 1992 but I think things are pretty much still the same.
Ask him what his job title was. He should have no problem telling you. If he tells you it is classified that would be your first clue. It is true that what someone did maybe classified but their job title is not.No he is not required to give you his 214. You can accept it if you want. But not required.
The 214 is not discharge paperwork. It is a record of service. Everyone gets one. You can also contact the branch of service he was in. Ask for his file portion that they can release.The VA may also be able to help.If he tells you he was a Seal team member. Contact Don Shiply he is on you tube. He is a retired Seal and as access to Seal team records.
If he starts bragging about his military service. Then I would call him a fake. No true veteran bragg's about his service. We served did our job and that was it.
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