Colonel Setko

Words are tremendously weak to express how strongly I missed you. Although our invincible love can never break us apart, my responsibility toward my country came like a vigorous tornado that alienated our golden chain. I’m writing this message to tell you that today we are preparing for our next combat of Vimy Ridge, after the dreadful slaughter that occurred at the Somme battle.

Captain Steven Tamborelli contributed significantly to United States Army Aviation throughout his aviation career, he deployed to Afghanistan for OEF 13-14, and has excelled in every position he has held. He is a consummate mentor for officers, warrant officers and enlisted Soldiers. He is a consistent and competent source of advice for superiors. His outstanding performance reflects greatly upon the Warrant Officer Corps and United States Army Aviation.

First off Congrats on the promotion to a very distinguished rank, part of the elite officers of the Armed Forces. I know it is well deserved. I appreciate the opportunity I was bestowed to meet you and also having my spouse be a part of your leadership team. I wish the best for you and your family as you pursue the next leg of your military

I have assisted with the growth of this unit in mission capabilities and personnel to include the integration of the Total Force Initiative. Embracing our counterparts and welcoming them into our unit has provided an opportunity for an exchange of cultures and perspectives. This incorporation has provided me a chance to improve my leadership skills and ensure a viable future for Kingsley

U.S. air forces were under the command of the Combined Force Air Component Commander (CFACC) and its Combined Air Operations

I would like to thank you for the time that you have sacrificed. I am so very grateful for the hours and hours of dedication you have put forth. Your constant bravery and courage shows the type of person that you chose to be. I couldn't be more appreciative that you are willing to risk your life for others. Not many people are willing to stand up and fight for our freedom but you did and I am very thankful for that. You served for my freedom to live a free and enjoyable life. I hope that you have had one of the best days today, at the Washington D.C. memorial. Thank you for stepping forward when no one else would.

7Hello there, I would like to present you and show out myself to the TGCA community. First off, I would like to introduce myself out to the TGCA community. I am CaptinNguyen, head of SOB, NULL ARC ORDO, and CC of ARC. As you can see I had experiences as a commanding officer. Overall those divisions are great to command but I need a little challenge. Since SentinelOrion has dropped out of his position because of noisy TGR, I would like to get out of my hole and take VC. But I will always remember SentinelOrion’s incredible actions he took as a VC. On the other hand, I would still command other divisions to succeed.

Thank you for your kind words. I am glad that I have served you well and that you have taken a few valuable lessons from me. Chief, I am only doing with you what I have done all my career and the things no one has done for me. Normally, must people in general (Navy/Civilian) start helping you with a task but yet I found anyone that will help finish the task until the end. On the other hand, I chose to be the opposite and I always finish what I start or when I help someone I will make sure that we (both) finish the task until the end. Therefore, never pick me to start a project because I will make you finish the project with me. :-)!

During WWII the Air Force was responsible for strategic bombing and long range bombing missions. During this time the program was supervised by Carl Spaatz and General Ira Eaker, with the emphasis on strategic bombing. Spaatz took command in 1942 of the Eighth Air Force and was named the commander of the Strategic Air Forces and would only report to the Chiefs of Staff.

I appreciate the follow up and you being straightforward. Already, it seems that every month that new opportunities are being present to us, which I am always happy to hear. But now knowing your set priorities I am confident to believe that these remarkable opportunities will only increase. This has me eager to see what's next for our squadron.

I wanted to take the time to thank each and every one for their hard work and dedication for the past several weeks. Do not think the things you do goes unnoticed; the Commander Officer and I notice it and for that we are greatly appreciative for all you Marines and Sailors do on a day-to-day bases.

to my family I say remember me for the man I was, and to my comrades i say remember the mission you swore to pursue and the strides that come from

We commend you for your outstanding performance aboard the CGC MALLET. Throughout the previous month, you assisted in constructing a shadow box for the retiring Officer in Charge. With little to no instruction, you quickly and efficiently designed, planned, and constucted a shadow box of the highest quality. Furthermore, you spent countless hours on liberty sanding and staining the shadow box to ensure the project was completed in time for the ceremony. Your efforts distinguish you as an exemplary Damage Controlman, setting the standard for all Damage Controlman. Additionally, your actions fully demonstrate your commitment to the CGC MALLET, the United States Coast Guard and our core value of Devotion to Duty. CGC MALLET thanks you for

I hope you are having a great day. I want to thank you and CH(LTC) Crockett for taking sometime of your busy schedule to come and see the things we do here in Fort Bragg. During your visit I learned a lot of things that may help our Battalion mission. The Chaplain and myself are here to provide religious support to all of our Soldiers, Families and DOD Civilians. In the process I know we(Soldiers) forget the true meaning of family time. Strong Bonds help that get reestablish. I remember talking about Strong Bonds and the possibility on getting some sponsor or paid by TRADOC. Since I been here I have not seen something like this happen. I'm ready to learn and pass it on for the following soldiers that come after me.

Thank you very much Chief for your prompt response to my question. Glad to hear from you as well. I'm doing great, loving my First Sergeant duties and responsibilities. I really being there for my airman. Yesterday afternoon, I went to a Board for a SMSgt First Shirt position. And now looking forward for that result.