Ronald Sherrill:  

Well, whatever you may think, the doctors said I was normal when the Army discharged me. I'm a retired Soldier. I joined the United States Army Signal Corps as a Private First Class in 1981, and served for 26 years. I'm a Persian Gulf War veteran and a former paratrooper. My last assignment was at the White House Communications Agency, where I served as a First Sergeant in charge of teams that provided mobile global communications for the President, Vice President, White House Staff, and the First Lady. I officially retired on June 1st, 2007. The Army moved me around quite a bit over the years. I've been stationed near Fayetteville, NC; Illesheim, West Germany; Augusta, GA; Tongduchon, South Korea; Killeen, TX; Florence, KY; Wuerzburg, Germany; Fayetteville, NC (again); and, finally, Washington, D.C. Many of these moves provided great travel opportunities. My family and I have seen much of Europe and the US. For about five years after military retirement, I was a contractor employed by ITT Exelis, working as a Communications Project Engineer in Washington, DC. I was assigned to an FAA contract, coordinating the leasing and installation of communications links between the FAA and the military. Currently, I work for a government contracting company, Analytical Services and Materials, Inc (AS&M)., as a Contract Program Manager. I work on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, near Dayton, Ohio. I supervise the people that provide operational support to the wind tunnel facilities at the Air Fo...Expand for more