Us army colonel biography examples

Under construction It was pointed out that we have no guidance on how to prepare an official bio.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M. N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z. Colonel Freddy L. Adams II. USA. Colonel Freddy L. Adams II. USA. Colonel Michael J. Adamski.

He commissioned into the U.S. Army in from Texas A&M University as an armor officer.

Colonel XYZ was commissioned as an Armor Officer upon graduation from Officer Candidate School class at Fort Knox, Kentucky on 10 January, His first.

COL Manning began his military career in the 2d Battalion, th Airborne Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, where he served as a rifle.

Colonel Jeremy Gwinn is an Army infantry officer and faculty member at the Eisenhower School for National Security and Resource Strategy.

This page is intended to correct that failure. However, there seems to be no official guidance on how to proceed. There are regulations that address official photos but, as writers, we don't have to deal with that. The examples shown below are official bios taken from official military web sites.

The examples shown below are official bios taken from official military sites.

If anyone can provide further guidance, please include it in the form below or send it to editor@ and I will add it. Thanks!

Reference: NGR Commissioned Officers Federal Recognition and Related Personnel Actions, is a National Guard reference with an example on page

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92A Automated Logistical Specialist

My name is SGT Bido, Katherine M.

I enlisted in the United States Army in December of I went to Fort Jackson in January of for basic training and graduated in April of the same year as a Specialist. A few months later, I completed AIT at Fort Lee where I graduated as a 92A