Marc Walker of Reno: Served His Country in the US Marine Corps

Marc Walker of Reno is very pleased and proud to have served the United States as a soldier in the Marine Corps. He served in the US Marine Corps from 1990 until 1995, when he received his honorable discharge and left the US Marine Corps in order to continue his education and ultimately pursue a career in law enforcement. He considers his time spent in the US Marine Corps as fundamental to the professional and polished individual he is today; he was also able to get his education on an affordable term thanks to the GI Bill.

While in the US Marine Corps, Marc Walker of Reno received training as am Aircraft Firefighting and Rescue Specialist; he graduated from Aircraft Firefighting School at Naval Air Station in Memphis, Tennessee. During his five years serving in the US Marine Corps, this was his primary military occupational specialty.

During his time in the US Marine Corps, Marc Walker of Reno was awarded the following decorations, medals, badges, citations, and ribbons: Rifle Expert Badge 3rd Award, National Defense Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Meritorious Unit Commendation, and the Letter of Appreciation. All of these are indicative of a service well spent and deserving of an honorable discharge.

Currently, Marc Walker of Reno works in law enforcement and his training and tenure in the US Marine Corps have helped him get to the high level of professionalism and training he needs in order to uphold his job well. The US Marine Corps also instilled the values of hard work and high fitness in him so Marc Walker of Reno can be ready for anything. The time that Marc Walker of Reno spent in the US Marine Corps is absolutely essential to the person that he is today: professional, trustworthy, polished, reliable, fit, and honorable.