George Washington Chapter Sons of the American Revolution

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1 George Washington Chapter Sons of the American Revolution

2 1998 Present F/A-18 pilot F-35C Requirements Officer, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations

3 Sergeant VIETNAM 2nd Battalion, Ninth Marines M-48-A3 Mod-B Patton Tank Weapons Training Battalion, Marine Corps Base Quantico. I have many great and some not so great memories from my experience in the United States Marine Corps, but serving my country and making a positive contribution to the Nation our forefathers gave us -- at a time when many of my peers rejected service -- is an accomplishment of which I am most proud.

4 Colonel Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm: Deputy Commander of Mobilization Training Command School Head and Deputy Director at Marine Corps University, Quantico, VA Branch Head for Marine Corps Reserve Personnel Plans and Policy Senior Marine and Deputy Director of Readiness for the Office of the Secretary of Defense (Reserve Affairs). Present for duty at the Pentagon during the airliner attack of 09/11/2001

5 8 ½ years Major Vietnam War Green Beret Group Judge Advocate, 5th Special Forces Group (Abn)

6 Lieutenant Colonel Pilot

7 Colonel Fighter Gunnery Instructor Communications Officer Commander, 4 th ATTAF Signal Support Group, NATO

8 Aug Aug. 1955: Enlisted service in US Navy; discharged as Aerographer's Mate 2d Class (AG2) Sept May 1961: US Naval Reserves (while attending college and graduate school) May 1961-May 1980: Commissioned service in US Navy as Intelligence Officer Retired Commander, USN

9 Colonel VIETNAM , 2nd Bn. (Cacti Blue), 3rd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division , G-3 of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Mobile) Operations Directorate, East Asia Division, Office Deputy Chief of Staff Operations, Army Staff Deputy Director, East Asia Pacific Region Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs

10 Private First Class Rifleman, 42 nd Division (Rainbow Division), K Company HQ US Forces Austria

11 present Medical Doctor AFGHANISTAN: , Surgeon general of U.S. Forces-Afghanistan , commander of the Walter Reed Health Care System Presently commander of Europe Regional Medical Command

12 Commander Leadership positions in support of maritime security, mission-critical planning and operations, and crisis management

13 LIEUTENANT USS Gunston Hall (LSD-5), Jul Jun 1970 Deployment to South China Sea/Vietnam, Aug May 1970 Naval Air Station, Lakehurst, NJ, Jul Mar 1972

14 Captain Weapons Controller Intercept Director, Spokane Air Defense Sector (SAGE), Weapons Controller Intercept Director and Senior Director, Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line in the 743rd Aircraft Control & Warning Squadron, Galena Alaska, Weapons Controller Intercept Director and head of the Military Training Unit at the Chicago Air Defense Sector (SAGE), Left Active duty in August 1966 to attend graduate school and was promoted to Captain in the USAF Inactive Reserve. Honorably discharged from the USAF Inactive Reserve in 1977.

15 CAPTAIN Suez Crisis, 1956 Gunnery Officer aboard U.S.S. Stormes, a Sumner Class destroyer Flight Training, Pilot & Electronics Warfare Officer S2F Tracker P2V-7 Neptune T-33B Shooting Star A-3B Skywarrier A-6 Intruder A-7 Corsair II EA-6B Prowler EC130-Q TACAMO Commanding Officer VQ-4 Squadron

16 Lt. Colonel , Researcher, Lawrence Radiation Lab , Adjutant, 51 st Signal Battalion (Corps), Korea , Ft. Monmouth 1967, Chief of Comm Operations Div., Alaska VIETNAM Nha Trang Signal Battalion (Prov) Chief of Logistics Div, Regional Comm Group, 1970, Commander 16 th Battalion , R&D Coordinator, T&E Div., Army Material Command

17 General WWII, Korea, Vietnam Commanding Officer, 196th Light Infantry Brigade of the American Division Deputy Commander, XXIV Corps Commanding General, First Regional Assistance Command Commanding General, 23rd Infantry Division Commanding General, 82nd Airborne Division Deputy Commanding General, V Corps Commanding General, VII Corps Commanding General, Seventh United States Army Commanding General, United States Army Europe Commanding General, United States Army Forces Command Commanding General, NATO Central Army Group Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army

18 Captain

19 Lt. Colonel WWII : 359 th Fighter Group, 8 th Air Force, England Flew 23 Combat Missions escorting B-17s & B-24s over Germany : Reserve Duty

20 Major Corps of Engineers Los Angeles Udorn, Thailand Bremerhaven, Germany Company Commander, 11 th Engineer Battalion (Heavy), Ft. Belvoir

21 Present Currently stationed on the Army Staff at the Pentagon.

22 Colonel, USA Brigadier General, IA ARNG Graduate of Infantry Officer Candidate School (RC), Fort Benning, GA: Transferred to Field Artillery, Commanded Field Artillery battery and battalion. Commanded Camp Dodge Training Facility, Iowa Army National Guard.

23 Captain Dental Corps, Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss.

24 Electrician's Mate First Class - EM1(SS) Second-generation submarine sailor Served on the fast attack submarine USS Silversides (SSN 679) as a nuclear power plant operator

25 Colonel 20 th Tactical Fighter Wing Military Air Transport Command Chief of Personnel Research Lab Chief Congressional Division, Office of Sec of Air Force USAF Director of Administration, Office of Chief of Staff

26 Commander

27 Colonel Commander, 2 nd Brigade, 2 nd Infantry Division (Mechanized)

28 Major General Distinguished graduate of West Point, 1963 Vietnam War, Operation Desert Shield, Operation Desert Storm Commands: 103rd Engineer Construction Support Co. in Vietnam 30th Engineer Bn. (Topographic) at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia Muscat Area Office, Corps of Engineers in Oman US Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District, Mississippi Corps' North Pacific Division in Portland, Oregon

29 Sergeant Operation Desert Storm 89 th MP Brigade

30 Private WWII, Philippines Replacement Depot, Leyte 96 th Infantry Division 86 th Infantry Division at Mindanao, Luzon, and Mindoro

31 WWII: st Lieutenant Korean War: Captain USMCR Captain

32 Brigadier General Fighter Pilot VIETNAM: 101 Combat Missions in Vietnam, F-4 Phantom Commander, Air Forces Iceland Commander, 23 rd NORAD Region Commander, NORAD Cheyenne Mountain

33 WW II, first-aid soldier and private first class, 106th Infantry Division Saw action during the Battle of the Bulge the single largest battle in the history of the U.S. Army.

34 Col. Richard W. Scott Jr. USAF (ret) ( ) Robert A. Crawley Jr. ( ) Tech Sgt, USAF William Scott Chambers ( ) WWII Merchant Marine MG Willis D. Crittenberger Jr. USA (ret) ( ) WWII in Europe, commanded the 420 th Armored Field Artillery Battalion s Battery C at Battle of the Bulge

35 A GRATEFUL NATION THANKS AND HONORS YOU!