Bet. 1973 - 1994
SSGT DeCody Brad Marble's Military Record
MILITARY SERVICE: Staff Sergeant {U.S.A.F. and U.S.A.)
1973, October 18 - 1983, December 24; Served in U.S. Air Force, (Supply), 10 yrs. {Staff Sergeant}
1986, October 07 - 1994, December 31; Served in U.S. Army, Supply Logistics Technician, 8 1/2 yrs.
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:
Over 18 years military supply field experience in shipping, storage, issuing, and receiving with 12 years in supervisory/managerial positions. Expertise in repairable redistributable assets management with strong skills in inventory control and reduction of stock overage (excess). Operated and/or trained others in the proper operation of, light to medium cargo vehicles, forklifts and tractors with trailers. Also performed preventive maintenance.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Supervised, managed, performed work under stressful conditions during the following events: ...
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Oct 1978 – Tyndall Air Force Base, Bay, Florida
Oct 1978, Sgt. Brad Marble at Air Force NCO, Noncomission Officers Leadership School, Tyndal Air Force Base, Bay County, Florida.
1989 – Fort Stewart, Georgia
1989, Huricane Hugo Relief Effort at Fort Stewart, Georgia, Ssgt Marble assigned with 632nd Maintenance Company.
August 1990 – Hinesville, Georgia
Photo taken prior to Departure to Saudi Arabia, United States Army Sergeant Marble participated in Desert Shield / Desert Storm or Persian Gulf War 1990/91.
Aug 1990 – Hinesville, Georgia
Aug 1990; Fort Stewart, Georgia, prior to deployment to Saudi Arabia, Desert Shield
Between October 1990 and April 1991 – Saudi Arabia
1990 "Old Betsy" The Lifting Experience! OLD BETSY" "With all the education, awards, and military experiences I have had, the most cheerful memorable experiences involved the operation of a 10,000 lb. capacity, rough terrain forklift, who I fondly named "Old Betsy". Under the 632 CS Co Maint NonDiv DS Fort Stewart, Georgia during Hurricane Hugo in the autumn of 1990 and during the Gulf War of 1991, I spent thousands of long consecutive hours loading hundreds of trucks with "Old Betsy." For a moral boost during the Gulf War, the U.S. Army command authorized painting of names with logos on the side doors of military vehicles. The Battalion and Company Officers woke up one morning to find a big red heart, with a black arrow piercing it, painted on the 10,000 pound capacity forklift with the name "Old Betsy" painted under the heart. All vehicle logos were supposed to be painted in black and require approval before painted on. It was controversial at first, but the command decided to let it slip by. Soon, mission requests were coming down from the Battalion Command for "Old Betsy" by name."
25 Dec 1990 – Saudi Arabia
Desert Shield, Christmas 1990, Ssgt Marble, 50 Caliber Machine Gun, Saudi Arabia
1990 – Saudi Arabia
Staff Sergeant DeCody Brad Marble, Desert Shield/Storm
December 1990 – Saudi Arabia
1990, Sergeant Marble, 50 Caliber NCO crew chief, Desert Shield/ Desert Storm or Persian Gulf War
26 February 1991 – Iraq
G Day, 26 February 1991, Desert Storm, Iraq
February 1991 – Saudi Arabia
Feb. 1991 "Bite The Bullet" Lock N Load 50 Cal & M16, Desert Shield/Storm, or Persian Gulf War
01 Mar 1991 – Basra, Iraq
Desert Shield/Storm, 1991: On Guard in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
15 May 1992 – ODCSLOG HQ USAREUR, Bamberg, Germany
15 May 1992: SSGT DeCody Brad Marble receives ARCOM, Army Commendation Medal at ODCSLOG HQ USAREUR, Office of Deputy Chief of Staff Logistics Head Quarters United States Army Europe, in Bamberg, Germany. Background: CW2 Garrison, MSG Richard Spann, and MSG Cook
Ashland Cemetery, Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio
DeCody Brad Marble's self designed tombstone which provides a map of burial sites to six genertions of Ancestors. All buried in Section 1 of Ashland Cemetery.
15 May 1992 – ODCSLOG HQ USAREUR, Heidelberg, Germany
Department of the Army This is to certify that the secretary of the Army has awarded The Army Commendation Medal To: Staff Sergeant Brad D. Marble 240th Quartermaster Company, United States Army, Europe For: Meritorious Achievement, as a member of the United States Army, Europe, Redistributable Assets Reduction Assistance Training Team, you demonstrated superior knowledge of Class IX Supply Support Efforts. Your efforts and dedication saved critical resources and significantly improved Class IX support throughout the theater. From: 21 January 1992 to 9 April 1992 Given under my hand in the City of Washington This 15th day of May 1992 Lieutenant General, United States Army, Paul G. Cerjan, Deputy Commander in Chief Permanent Order #85-23
03 Aug 1994 – Fort Riley, Kansas
Army Commendation Medal (ARCOM) 30 Apr 94 – 30 May 94 Marble, DeCody SSG NCOIC Major Assembly B Company, 201st Forward Support Battalion, Fort Riley, Kansas, 66442
03 Aug 1994 – Fort Riley, Kansas
Army Commendation Medal (ARCOM) 30 Apr 94 – 30 May 94 Marble, DeCody SSG NCOIC Major Assembly B Company, 201st Forward Support Battalion, Fort Riley, Kansas, 66442
SSG DeCody Brad Marble's Ribbons and Metals worn on his Class A, Army Greens
21 Jul 2012 – Salt Lake City, Utah
Bloodlines of Salem, Descendant Member Certificate# 20120721, DeCody Brad Marble, 9th great-grandson of Joseph Marble (B: 1650) of Salem Witch Trials.
Marble Brothers Ancestral Chart, Created in multiple openings of Microsoft Paint, with multiple Screen Captures of Ancestry.Com chart images, Cut and Paste techniques, (fits as Computer Wallpaper - stretched)
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