" WHO'S WHO "

The highest rank achieved was e-6 (Tech Sergeant); I was a radio-intercept operator and analyst; I acquired a "cryptographic security clearance", the highest attainable. I got my basic training in San Antonio, Texas and professional schooling in Biloxi, Mississippi. Was assigned to Clark Air Base, Manila, Philippines for 1 1/2 years then on to San Angelo, Texas for NCO school for 3 months; I was then assigned to Karamersel Air/Navy base near Istanbul, Turkey for 1 1/2 years.
* Limo chauffer for Managed Transportation Services ( 7 / 2008)

		Service and present status	RANK	Awards and Decorations:
David	Connelly	* US Navy 1968 - 1972 Served aboard USS John W. Weeks DD-701 - (Gulf of Tonkin, Vietnam 1969) Served aboard USS Gearing DD-710 - Mediterranean 1970, Caribbean 1971 * CT Army National Guard 1981 - 2007 Co C 2/102 Infantry, 143d Forward Support Battalion Served in England 1982 and Germany 2005. Deployed to Bosnia/ Herzegovina 2001 - 2002 with the NATO peace keeping mission. * Retired ( 7 / 2008)	Radioman 3rd class (E4) First Sergeant (E8)	Army Commendation Medal (3 awards) Army Achievement Medal (3 awards) National Defense Service Medal Armed Forces Expedition Medal (2 awards) Vietnam Campaign Medal NATO Service Medal Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal Armed Forces Reserve Medal Army Reserve Overseas Training Ribbon NCO Professional Development Ribbon Army Service Ribbon
John	Denehy	* US Marine Corps 1952 - 1990 Served in the reserve. When I graduated from high school in June of 1953, I went on active duty and went through boot camp at Parris Island, SC. I attended Drill Instructor School in October 1953 and served as a DI until I was reassigned to the Marine Detachment, Naples, Italy in January, 1954. Back to Parris Island as a DI until December of 1956 where I completed my enlistment as a sergeant. The remainder of my military service was in the Air National Guard and the Coast Guard Reserve. I retired from the Coast Guard Reserve in 1990 with the rank of Chief Petty officer. I completed twenty-one years of active and reserve time. * Retired ( 7 / 2008)	Sergeant. Chief Petty Officer	Honorable discharge
Earl	Dube	* US Army, 1949 - 1952 I was assigned to a radar section at Fort Lewis Washington, the 2nd infantry Division 37th field Artillery branch. On June 25th, 1950 the War broke out and I was shipped out to Korea. After 11months and 4 days of almost continuous fighting. I received my orders for home. I was then sent to Pine Camp N.Y. which was re-named Camp Drum a couple of months later. Then the Army sent me down to West Point N.Y. to train the cadets in phases of Artillery. * Retired ( 7 / 2008)	Responsible for Artillery group Artillery Instructor.	Recipient of Army Commendation Medal, also the Korean Service Medal with 7 Battle Stars.
Paul	Lafleur	* US Air Force, 1961 - 1965 The highest rank achieved was e-6 (Tech Sergeant); I was a radio-intercept operator and analyst; I acquired a "cryptographic security clearance", the highest attainable. I got my basic training in San Antonio, Texas and professional schooling in Biloxi, Mississippi. Was assigned to Clark Air Base, Manila, Philippines for 1 1/2 years then on to San Angelo, Texas for NCO school for 3 months; I was then assigned to Karamersel Air/Navy base near Istanbul, Turkey for 1 1/2 years. * Limo chauffer for Managed Transportation Services ( 7 / 2008)	Tech. Sergeant, E-6 Radio-intercept operator and analyst	Honorable discharge
John J.	Leone, Jr	* US Air Force Reserve, Military Police, 1968 - 1974 * Pres. / CEO., Greater Bristol Chamber of Commerce ( 7 / 2008)	Staff Sgt., Westover AFB Mass	Honorable discharge
Arthur	Ward	* US Marine Corps, 2 / 1966 - 8 / 1969 * Bristol Mayor ( 7 / 2008)	Vietnam, 11 / 1967 - 11 / 1968	Purple Heart Recipient