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Troy
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Troy Osborne
entered the US Marine Corps in 1988 after
high school. After graduation from boot camp Troy was
assigned to Fleet Marine Force Atlantic, Camp Lejeune N.C.
He served with Battalion Landing Team 2nd Battalion 2nd
Marines, Weapons company 1st Battalion 2nd Marines and Kilo
company 3rd Battalion 8th Marines as a Machine Gunner . Troy
served in Operation Just Cause (Panama-89), Operation Subic
Presence (Philippines-90), Operation Desert Shield,
Operation Desert Storm and Operation Provide Comfort (Saudi
Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq 90-91). From 2006 to 2008 Troy was
employed by a private military contractor as an infantry
weapons and tactics instructor training US and foreign
troops in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation
Enduring Freedom.
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Director of
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Edward Boeringer
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Edward Boeringer a Native of New York City joined the US
Marine Corps in 1984 where he served with an Infantry Company. While
stationed in Quantico Virginia between 1986 and 1989 Ed
served as a combat instructor with the New Marine and
Foreign Officers Course. During the Persian Gulf War (90-91)
Ed served in Operation Desert Storm. After 9-11 he was selected as the Staff NCOIC
of Task Force Sentinel at Ground Zero. During the next 4
years he fought in both Iraq and Afghanistan as an
Infantryman and Scout Sniper where he was
decorated for valor. Ed also held instructor billets with
Special Operations Training Group and Weapons Training
Battalion. After leaving active duty in 2005 he began
working as an Infantry Tactics, Weapons, and Counter IED
instructor for many of the top companies and organizations engaged
in that business. Ed’s instructor assignments included
operations with the United Nations, NATO, and the US
Department of Defense in West Africa, Kuwait, Iraq,
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Deputy
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Director of
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Ben Morgan
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Ben Morgan
served in the United States Army on active duty for seven
years including four years with 1st Ranger Battalion 75th
Ranger Regiment and subsequent Commission to the 1-509th
Infantry. He also spent two years in the Colorado National
Guards 19th Special Forces attachment while attending Colorado State University where he
received a Bachelor’s Degree in History. He continues to
serve his country as a military contractor for both the
State Department and Department of Defense. Ben's training
and operational assignments include Haiti, Kuwait, Iraq,
West Africa and Central Africa. Ben is able to provide
a multitude of services due to his range of skills and solid
experience in the field of training and security. |
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Logistics
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Andrew Eberhardt |
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Andrew Eberhardt
has served in the New York Army National
Guard for 23 years. For the first five years he was attached
to a field artillery unit as a cannon crewman where his was
promoted to the rank of Sergeant. Andrew then transferred to
a Military Police Unit where in 2003 he was deployed to
Iraq. While in Iraq he was attached to the 101st Airborne
Division and then detached to serve with the 1st Marine
Division where he was promoted the the rank of Staff
Sergeant. Upon completion of his first tour in Iraq Andrew
was transferred to an MP battalion level staff position
(S-5). He then was deployed for a second tour in Iraq
participating in the reconstruction effort in coordination
with British forces (Basra Province), here he was promoted
to the rank of Sergeant First Class. Andrew currently has 19
years of Civil law enforcement service and is a certified
Bureau of Municipal Police instructor. Andrew is also NTOA
tactical operator certified (phase I and II) as well as a
qualified sniper.
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