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                    (2) That the impersonation was wrongful and willful.
                 [Note 1:  If intent to defraud is in issue, add the following element:]
                    (3) That the accused did so with the intent to defraud a certain person or organization in a certain
                 manner.
                 [Note 2:  If the accused is charged with impersonating an official of a certain government without
                 an intent to defraud, use the following element:]
                    (3) That the accused committed one or more acts which exercised or asserted the authority of
                 the office the accused claimed to have.
                 c. Explanation.
                    (1) Nature of offense. Impersonation does not depend upon the accused deriving a benefit from
                 the deception or upon some third party being misled, although this is an aggravating factor.
                     (2)  Officer.  The term  "officer"  has  the  same  meaning  as  that term  carries  in  10  U.S.C.  §
                 1  01 (b )(1 ).
                     (3) Wif!fulness. "Willful" means with the knowledge that one is falsely holding one's self out
                 as such.
                     (  4) Intent to defraud. See subparagraph 70.c.(14).
                 d. Aiaximum punishment.
                     (1)  With intent to defraud. Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all  pay and allowances, and
                 confinement for 3 years.
                     (2)  All  other  cases.  Bad-conduct  discharge,  forfeiture  of  a11  pay  and  allowances,  and
                 confinement for 6 months.
                 f.  Sample specification.
                        In  that            (personal  jurisdiction  data),  did,  (at/on  board-location)  (subject-
                 matter  jurisdiction  data,  if required),  on  or  about   20  __;,  wrongfully  and  willfully
                 impersonate (a(n) (oflicer) (noncommissioned oflicer) (petty otlicer) (agent of superior authority)
                 of the (Army) (Navy) (Marine Corps) (Air Force) (Coast Guard)) (an of1icial of the Government
                 of              by  (publicly wearing  the  uniform  and  insignia of rank of a  (lieutenant of the
                 ____ _,  '--__,))(showing the credentials of                (_)[*with intent to defraud
                 __ by            [**and (exercised) (asserted) the authority of __ by __
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                 [*See  subparagraph b note 1.]
                 [**See subparagraph b note 2.]

                 40.  Article  106a  (10  U.S.C.  906a)-Wearing  unauthorized  insignia,  decoration,  badge,
                 ribbon, device, or lapel button
                 a  Text ofstatute.
                        Any person subject to this chapter-
                               (1)  who  is  not  authorized  to  wear  an  insignia,  decoration,  badge,  ribbon,
                 device, or lapel button; and
                               (2) who wrongfully wears such insignia, decoration, badge, ribbon, device, or
                 lapel button upon the person's uniform or civilian clothing;
                 shall be punished as a court-martial may direct.
                 b. Elements.
                    (I) That the accused wore a certain insignia, decoration, badge, ribbon, device, or lapel button
                 upon the accused's uniform or civilian clothing;
                    (2) That the accused was not authorized to wear the item; and
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