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Current Service Status
USA Retired
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Current/Last Rank
Chief Warrant Officer 4
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Current/Last Service Branch
Ordnance Corps
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Current/Last Primary MOS
915E-Senior Automotive Maintenance Officer
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Current/Last MOS Group
Ordnance
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Primary Unit
2011-2017, 915E, B Company, ALU Support Battalion (Staff) Army Logistics University
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Previously Held MOS
63B10-Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
62B10-Construction Equipment Repairer
92Y10-Unit Supply Specialist
915A-Unit Maintenance Officer
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Service Years
1986 - 2017
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Other Languages
German
Korean
Spanish
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| Official/Unofficial US Army Certificates
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Operation Enduring Freedom
Cold War Certificate
Order of Saint Michael
Order of the Spur
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2000, US Army Warrant Officers Association
- Assoc. Page
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2003, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW), Post 8577, Olan Forest Smith Post (National President) (Copperas Cove, Texas)
- Chap. Page
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2008, 82nd Airborne Division Association
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2008, United States Field Artillery Association
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2009, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)
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2010, 3rd Cavalry Association
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2010, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA)
- Assoc. Page
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2011, Army Ordnance Corps Association
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2012, 2nd Infantry (Indianhead) Division Association
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2015, American Legion, Post 284 (Member) (Colonial Heights, Virginia)
- Chap. Page
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What are you doing now:
Moved back home to Florida (Jacksonville Area).
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1986-1989, 63B10, 156th Signal Platoon
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1989-1989, 63B10, D Company, 702nd Maintenance Battalion
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1989-1990, 63B10, HHC, 302nd Forward Support Battalion
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1990-1994, 63B10, C Company, 43rd Engineer Battalion
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1994-1996, 62B10, 63rd Engineer Company
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1996-1997, 92Y10, 260th Transportation Detachment (TTP), 28th Transportation Battalion
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1997-1999, 63B10, 70th Transportation Company
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1999-1999, 63B10, HHC, 112th Special Operations Signal Battalion
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2000-2003, 915A, HHD, 503rd Military Police Battalion (Airborne)
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2003-2004, 915A, HHB, 5th Battalion, 5th Air Defense Artillery
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2005-2006, 915E, HHB, 3rd Battalion, 319th Field Artillery Regiment
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2006-2008, 915E, G Company, 407th Brigade Support Battalion
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2008-2009, 915E, HHC, 407th Brigade Support Battalion
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2010-2011, 915E, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (3rd ACR)
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2011-2017, 915E, B Company, ALU Support Battalion (Staff) Army Logistics University
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Reflections on CW4 Beebe's
US Army Service
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WHAT PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS ARE YOU MOST PROUD OF FROM YOUR MILITARY CAREER?
I have no medals or awards for valor.
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OF ALL THE MEDALS, AWARDS, FORMAL PRESENTATIONS AND QUALIFICATION BADGES YOU RECEIVED, OR OTHER MEMORABILIA, WHICH ONE IS THE MOST MEANINGFUL TO YOU AND WHY?
My most significant award ever is a certificate of achievement from the Commander of the 200th MP CO. I was given this for the support I provided this unit from the MDNG as they fell under our task force to provide initial security at the Pentagon after Sept 11, 2001. I was given this award from a genuinely appreciative Commander and that is why it means the most to me.
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WHICH INDIVIDUAL(S) FROM YOUR TIME IN THE MILITARY STAND OUT AS HAVING THE MOST POSITIVE IMPACT ON YOU AND WHY?
SFC (R) John Riggins was my motor sergeant in Ft Benning while assigned to the C Co, 43rd Eng BN (C)(H). His Christian influence and professionalism helped shape the good in me for the rest of my career. He truly was a professional mechanic and he was a consumate leader at that. He showed me how to care for soldiers and lead by example. I will never forget him nor the influence he had on me.
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