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I'm just another person that spends way too much time on Wikipedia. I'm a proud American who spent 13 years in the [[U.S. Army]], five of which were spent overseas. I've recently discovered that I enjoy editing Wikipedia articles. There are a lot of errors and false/inaccurate data on many of these pages and I try to clean them up. |
I'm just another person that spends way too much time on Wikipedia. I'm a proud American who spent 13 years in the [[U.S. Army]], five of which were spent overseas. I've recently discovered that I enjoy editing Wikipedia articles. There are a lot of errors and false/inaccurate data on many of these pages and I try to clean them up. |
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I was born in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia (U.S. State)|Georgia]] in July of [[1980]]. |
I was born in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia (U.S. State)|Georgia]] in July of [[1980]]. I grew up in various places, including Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, College Park, Georgia, Algonac, Michigan, and [[Rome, Georgia|Rome]], Georgia. I call Atlanta and Rome home, though I've lived all over the world at various times. I attended [[Jacksonville State University]] in Jacksonville, [[Alabama]] from [[1999]] until my graduation in [[2004]] with a degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Military Science. Upon graduating college I was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the [[U.S. Army]]. I was branched Armor and sent to [[Fort Knox]], [[Kentucky]] to attend the Armor Officer Basic Course. In February of 2005 I moved to [[Schweinfurt, Germany]] and in February 2008 I moved to [[Grafenwoehr]]. In [[2010]] I was sent to [[Fort Benning]], GA where I eventually commanded an Abrams tank company with the 3rd Infantry Division and later a cavalry troop with the U.S. Army Armor School training newly commissioned 2nd lieutenants of Armor. In December 2014 I left the Army, I currently reside in [[Nashville, Tennessee]]. |
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On 28 August 2006 I deployed with the 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment as part of the 2nd "Dagger" Heavy Brigade Combat Team from Schweinfurt, Germany ISO of Operation Iraqi Freedom 06-08. While in [[Kuwait]] my company, A Company 1-77 AR, was attached to Task Force 1-18 Infantry. On 19 October 2006 we moved north from Camp Buehring, Kuwait to [[Forward Operating Base Falcon|FOB Falcon]], [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]]. I was the Executive Officer of A/1-77 Armor. For 15 months we owned the streets of the [[Rasheed]] district of southwest Baghdad. We redeployed to Schweinfurt on 21 November 2007. |
On 28 August 2006 I deployed with the 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment as part of the 2nd "Dagger" Heavy Brigade Combat Team from Schweinfurt, Germany ISO of Operation Iraqi Freedom 06-08. While in [[Kuwait]] my company, A Company 1-77 AR, was attached to Task Force 1-18 Infantry. On 19 October 2006 we moved north from Camp Buehring, Kuwait to [[Forward Operating Base Falcon|FOB Falcon]], [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]]. I was the Executive Officer of A/1-77 Armor. For 15 months we owned the streets of the [[Rasheed]] district of southwest Baghdad. We redeployed to Schweinfurt on 21 November 2007. |
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Image:10JAN07 A55 BEFORE.JPG| |
Image:10JAN07 A55 BEFORE.JPG|{{center|1=An [[M1A1 Abrams]] Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment prepares to destroy an [[Iraqi Insurgency|insurgent]] vehicle in [[Baghdad, Iraq]] in [[2007]]<br>}} |
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Image:10JAN07 A55 DURING.JPG| |
Image:10JAN07 A55 DURING.JPG|{{center|1=An [[M1A1 Abrams]] Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment destroys an [[Iraqi Insurgency|insurgent]] vehicle in [[Baghdad, Iraq]] in [[2007]]<br>}} |
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Image:10JAN07 A55 FINISHED.JPG|{{center|1=An [[M1A1 Abrams]] Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment destroys an [[Iraqi Insurgency|insurgent]] vehicle in [[Baghdad, Iraq]] in [[2007]]<br>}} |
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File:SKT 2.JPG|{{center|1=[[U.S. Army]] Soldiers in [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]] in [[2007]]<br>}} |
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File:Task Force 1st Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment (Operation Iraqi Freedom - April 2007).jpg| |
File:Task Force 1st Battalion, 18th Infantry Regiment (Operation Iraqi Freedom - April 2007).jpg|{{center|1=[[U.S. Army]] Soldiers in [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]] in [[2007]]<br>}} |
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File:Handgun collection.JPG|{{center|1=Clockwise from top left: [[Glock]] 22, Glock 21, Kimber Custom Raptor II, Dan Wesson 1911, S&W .357 mag, [[Ruger]] Blackhawk, Ruger SP101, [[Sig Sauer]] P220 Combat.<br>}} |
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File:RG118 GTA Winter.jpg|{{center|1=[[M1A1 Abrams]] on a snow covered range at the [[Grafenwoehr|Grafenwoehr Training Area]], Germamy.<br>}} |
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File:31JAN07 1 77 Armor Baghdad.JPG|{{center|1=An [[M1A1 Abrams]] [[Main Battle Tank]] in [[Baghdad]], [[Iraq]] during [[Operation Iraqi Freedom]] in 2007.<br>}} |
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File:Ehrwald, Austria.JPG|{{center|1=Snow covered Alps near [[Ehrwald]], [[Austria]]<br>}} |
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File:28 NOV 08 - Bavarian Alps DB.JPG|{{center|1=The Bavarian Alps near [[Garmisch-Partenkirchen]], [[Germany]].<br>}} |
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File:Sniper package.JPG|{{center|1=Front: [[DPMS]] SASS, [[7.62mm]]. Rear: [[Ruger]] [[Mini-14]], [[5.56mm]].<br>}} |
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File:Glock 22 .40cal.JPG|{{center|1=Glock G22 .40 cal with a M6 tactical laser-light combo. Shown with additional 28 round magazines.]]<br>}} |
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File:B25 Stuck in Hohenfels.jpg|{{center|1=[[U.S. Army]] [[M1A1 Abrams]] stuck on broken ice while conducting training at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, in Germany<br>}} |
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File:20080528 Joshua Hearn Jeep Grafenwoehr (16).jpg| |
File:20080528 Joshua Hearn Jeep Grafenwoehr (16).jpg|{{center|1=[[Jeep]] TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]<br>}} |
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File:20080528 Joshua Hearn Jeep Grafenwoehr (4).jpg|{{center|1=[[Jeep]] TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]<br>}} |
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File:20080528 Joshua Hearn Jeep Grafenwoehr (14).jpg|{{center|1=[[Jeep]] TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (82).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (59).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (47).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (68).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (51).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (44).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (21).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (04).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (38).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20090919 Hiking the Hochplatte (65).JPG |{{center|1=Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian [[Alps]]<br>}} |
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File:20100517 - CPT Comfort Funeral (1).JPG |{{center|1=[[U.S. Army]] [[Soldier]] walking with his daughter at a military funeral.<br>}} |
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File:20100517 - CPT Comfort Funeral.JPG| |
File:20100517 - CPT Comfort Funeral.JPG|{{center|1=[[U.S. Army]] [[Soldier]] with his daughter at a military funeral.<br>}} |
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File:45 ACP Pistols.jpg | |
File:45 ACP Pistols.jpg |{{center|1=Left to Right: Glock 21, Sig Sauer P220 Combat, Colt 1911 Rail Gun.<br>}} |
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File:20100106 AR15 Built.JPG|{{center|1=A custom built [[AR-15]] Carbine.<br>}} |
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I'm just another person that spends way too much time on Wikipedia. I'm a proud American who spent 13 years in the U.S. Army, five of which were spent overseas. I've recently discovered that I enjoy editing Wikipedia articles. There are a lot of errors and false/inaccurate data on many of these pages and I try to clean them up.
I was born in Atlanta, Georgia in July of 1980. I grew up in various places, including Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, College Park, Georgia, Algonac, Michigan, and Rome, Georgia. I call Atlanta and Rome home, though I've lived all over the world at various times. I attended Jacksonville State University in Jacksonville, Alabama from 1999 until my graduation in 2004 with a degree in Criminal Justice and a minor in Military Science. Upon graduating college I was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army. I was branched Armor and sent to Fort Knox, Kentucky to attend the Armor Officer Basic Course. In February of 2005 I moved to Schweinfurt, Germany and in February 2008 I moved to Grafenwoehr. In 2010 I was sent to Fort Benning, GA where I eventually commanded an Abrams tank company with the 3rd Infantry Division and later a cavalry troop with the U.S. Army Armor School training newly commissioned 2nd lieutenants of Armor. In December 2014 I left the Army, I currently reside in Nashville, Tennessee.
On 28 August 2006 I deployed with the 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment as part of the 2nd "Dagger" Heavy Brigade Combat Team from Schweinfurt, Germany ISO of Operation Iraqi Freedom 06-08. While in Kuwait my company, A Company 1-77 AR, was attached to Task Force 1-18 Infantry. On 19 October 2006 we moved north from Camp Buehring, Kuwait to FOB Falcon, Baghdad, Iraq. I was the Executive Officer of A/1-77 Armor. For 15 months we owned the streets of the Rasheed district of southwest Baghdad. We redeployed to Schweinfurt on 21 November 2007.
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- 77th Armor Regiment (United States)
- 18th Infantry Regiment (United States)
- 26th Infantry Regiment (United States)
- 28th Infantry Regiment (United States)
- 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division (United States)
- 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment
- Distinctive Unit Insignia (U.S. Army)
- U.S. Army Regimental System
- Grafenwoehr, Germany
- Vilseck, Germany
- Hohenfels, Germany
- Speinshart, Germany
- Soldier
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An M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment prepares to destroy an insurgent vehicle in Baghdad, Iraq in 2007
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An M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment destroys an insurgent vehicle in Baghdad, Iraq in 2007
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An M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank from A Company, 1st Battalion, 77th Armor Regiment destroys an insurgent vehicle in Baghdad, Iraq in 2007
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U.S. Army M1A1 Abrams stuck on broken ice while conducting training at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, in Germany
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Jeep TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]
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Jeep TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]
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Jeep TJ off roading in Grafenwoehr, Germany]]
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Hiking the Hochplatte mountain in the Bavarian Alps
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Left to Right: Glock 21, Sig Sauer P220 Combat, Colt 1911 Rail Gun.
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A custom built AR-15 Carbine.
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