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Now that I have been away from the UW NROTC
for a few years, I have run into more than a couple old friends
who find my web page and ask "When are you going to post a
page about the old Unit?" Well, I think it is about
time that I do just that. So here it is, folks.
If you are one of the fine
men and women I ran into while attending UWROTC, drop
me a line and let me know what you've been up to.
I attended the University of Washington (a
life-long dream) from Fall of 1994 to Spring of 1997 as a
MECEP student, Marine Sergeant, and Technical Communications
major. Here is some "stuff" I accomplished while there.
An article for the school paper,
The Daily, about Veteran's Day
A paper I wrote about
the World Wide Web when it was relatively new
A paper I wrote about
the future of amphibious warfare
The detailed after-action report
for the Joint Service Review
I include this for three reasons:
1. To show how
much of a massive undertaking this was
2. To share this
report with anyone at UW who is smart enought to use it
3. I was told
it was the best AAR ever written about JSR
Book Reviews
First to Fight
The Right
Stuff
A Brief History
of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes
Advice
This is some advice I put out to the other
Marine Options when the new Commandant at the time, General
Krulak, put out his "Five Pillars"
of being a Marine.
My favorite professor: Professor
Jon Bridgman
I was chosen to carry the Marine Corps Colors for the opening
ceremony of an NFL game. It was the Seattle Seahawks vs. The
Greenbay Packers and there were more cheeseheads than Hawk fans.
In this picture, I am the only
one totally obscurred. BTW, the Packers beat the snot out of
the Seahawks.
Changing my major was a necessity
and here's my request to the Marine Corps.
Commander Couture's write-up
My First Resignation
Capt Stromberg administered my oath
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