Patrick Eugene Boss Case Study

In July 2000, COL Mahoney became the new Battalion Commander and the area Provost Marshal at Camp Humphreys, Korea. He immediately began working on a Base Defense Plan for his area of responsibility which included: Camp Humphreys, Camp Long, Camp Market, Camp Page, Camp Red Cloud, Yongsan and the DMZ. He worked tirelessly on plans for the gates and front lines, training and certification of MPs, and training and certification of Soldiers helping the MPs. The result was an exportable training DVD that proved to be quite helpful in the upcoming September 11, 2001 (9-11) situation.

Shortly after leaving the Army, his unit redeployed, but this time with no deaths or serious

Assigned to the 3rd Security Forces Squadron, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska, Sergeants McElroy and Norton made the supreme sacrifice when their vehicle struck an IED while on patrol near Taji, Iraq on January 22, 2006.

SGT Lucier demonstrated precision and professionalism as a team member of the Funeral Honors firing team. His sterling example, fostered a sense of teamwork, loyalty, and initiative in his subordinates while serving on the Headquarter and Headquarter Battalion Funeral Honors detail. He represented the Department of Defense and the United States Army with pride while rendering full military honors to peacetime and wartime veterans in the State of Texas.

Before I met SFC Daw in 2001 in Korea, he had had a long and distinguished career. SFC Daw served in the Berlin Brigade before spending the rest of his career in the airborne community at Fort Bragg. He served in Desert

As you know, Patrick’s unit deployed to Afghanistan on January 21, 2010. He was an outstanding Soldier who worked interminably to provide the unit with admirable support. Patrick always stood out in the unit because of his efforts and accomplishments. He was truly a great member of our family.

The 13 veterans that lost their lives are, chief warrant officer Michael Cahill, who served in the nation guard and also work as a physician’s

served alongside him. It is unfortunate that this tragedy has taken him from his family,

Mr David C. Martino is a native of Bridgewater Massachusetts. A graduate of Northeastern University as a ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate, he commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Field Artillery in 1982. Over a 24 year active duty career he held a variety of command and staff assignments from Platoon through the Department of the Army level staff culminating with command of the Division Artillery (DIVARTY), 101st Airborne Division (AASLT), Chief of Staff,101st Airborne Division (AASLT).

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your mother, Staff Sergeant Stephanie W. Plank. I cannot begin to tell you how sorry I am for your terrible loss. I know that Stephanie’s death has had a profound on everyone who knew her.

For over 6 months, HM2 Malcom worked side-by-side with me at SEAL Team 18. As Medical Department Head, I could not have asked for a more consummate professional or attentive Corpsman. He has proved himself both in his civilian employment and within in the unit to be a quick, intelligent, and dependable individual. While assigned to the unit, he has been a prime example of the Navy Core Values.

haplain (Colonel) Keith N. Croom has served the United States Army Garrison Fort Riley with distinction for the past 16 months. During his tenure he has distinguished himself through his enduring display of Army Values, Warrior Ethos and orgainizational leadership to the 1st Infantry Division and the Fort Riley community. As the Garrison Command Chaplain for USAG Fort Riley, Chaplain Croom's leadership was instrumental in the directing religious support for 47,968 Soldiers, Civilians, and Families of the Fort Riley community. He focused the religious support staff on supporting the Division mission of combat readiness by directing finite resources to deliver the best religious support possible. Over the course of his tenure, he has mastered

He is currently a First Lieutenant in the United States Army stationed in Fort Bragg, North Carolina with Hana.

I wanted to take a moment to let you know how much the unit regrets the loss of SSG Stephanie Plank. The entire unit joins me in sending our deepest sympathies during this time of bereavement.

Patrick Teate would be a good addition to spa. He was articulate and engaging throughout the interview. I asked him few technical questions and I thought he handled it well. Some of the effort he has done are applicable to the work that we do. He showed a desire to work for Defense and homeland security. Although there are some aspect that needs work, I saw many positive things. Overall, he is a good candidate for the position and I recommend for hire.