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Armed Forces Inaugural Committee
This award was given to me for being one of the select few
chosen to be an active participant in the Presidential
Inauguration ceremony and the events that followed. This
Inauguration was for President Reagan entering office. |
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Meritorious Mast Dated August 31, 1984
This is the Marine of the Month award. Each unit in the company
appoints one man per month to represent the unit. This man goes
through a vigorous screening board of high ranking officers and
enlisted personnel. You are tested on knowledge, tactics,
leadership skills, appearance and much more. I received this at
Marine Barracks at Eighth & I, Washington, DC. |
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Meritorious Mast Dated March 20, 1991
This Award was given to only 6 Marines out of 1500, in the
Battalion, for outstanding service above and beyond the call of
duty. I was given this for helping to secure the airport and
stopping Iraqi Republican Guard units, sending them back to
Iraq and out of Kuwait. |
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The Secretary of the Navy Award
This award was given to Marine Barracks at Eighth & I
Washington, DC, which I was assigned to. My part of this award
was for my involvement in the Silent Drill Team and Presidential
security force missions that were accomplished above and beyond
the call of duty. |
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The Unknown American Award
I was a proud member of the unit chosen to take the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier from The Nations Capital Rotunda, march for
miles through the streets of Washington, DC, to his final
resting place in Arlington National Cemetery. |
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