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Chapter Executive Board

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COMMANDER

Joined the US Army in 2000 as a 35E Radio and Communication Security Technician. First duty station was to 16th Signal Battalion in Ft. Hood, TX. 

In 2003 we deployed to Iraq with 4th ID and occupied Aramadi Palace. During this time conducted multiple offsite repairs traveling all over Iraq. Returned stateside in late 2004 where we went straight back to the field to prepare for our next deployment.

In 2005 we deployed again to Iraq this time with 3rd ACR. During this tour spent many months at different locations ending in Mosul where the rest of the campaign was conducted. During the deployment with 3rd Armored Calvary Regiment was award the Order of the Spurs and presented a Stetson and Spur.

Returned home in 2006 and decided to leave the Army and took a career as a Electronic Tech for Diamond Offshore Drilling, as well as joining the Tennessee National Guard in Columbia for 2 years to complete active service time ending military service in 2008.​

Bradley "Sinister" BRECIK

ELECTED 2025

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EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Position Vacant

Position Not Filled

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TREASURER

USAF/TN Air National Guard (Retired) 33 Years.
Born in Austin TX, but have lived most of my life in the GREAT State of Tennessee. I am married to my charming wife, Gloria going on 30 years. I have two children and 4 grandchildren.
I was deployed to Somalia-Operation Provide Hope, Macedonia, Turkey, Germany-Operation Provide Promise. I was in Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. I was activated and spent 2 years in Kuwait, United Arab Eremites, Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.
I enjoy water sports, motorcycle riding, shooting and eating. I have been a member of the CVMA® for 4 years and I am a member of the American Legion and VFW.


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PAUL "WINGMAN" MOORE

ELECTED 2024

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SECRETARY

Still waiting on a bio.

Bryan "Goose" Blakney

ELECTED 2024

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SERGEANT AT ARMS

Originally from NY, I joined the US Army in 2007 and was stationed at Ft Carson CO, Illesheim Germany, Ft Jackson SC and Ft Campbell KY. Deployed to both Iraq and Afghanistan in support of OIF/ OEF. I have been riding motorcycles for over 15 years and have been around the biker community my whole life. As Chapter Road Captain I enjoy planning rides and getting out there with the guys and enjoying the camaraderie you can only find on a motorcycle.

DANIEL "CLEAN' VANLEUVEN

ELECTED 2024

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public relations officer

Position Vacant

Position Not Filled

N/A

Chapter COMMAND STAFF

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Kenneth "Punisher" Hadley

quarter master

I joined the army while in high school in 1997 and served until 2013. During my enlistment, I had one deployment to Kosovo in 2000, two separate tours to Korea in 2004 and 2008 and spent a combat tour in Iraq with 1st Cavalry Division. My proudest moments sprinkled in between those tours were spent at Ft. Polk, Louisiana as a member of the 1st Battalion (ABN), 509th Infantry Regiment as part of the elite OPFOR, also known as the “Most Hated Unit in the Army”. The 509 has a storied history as having participated in all five combat jumps of World War II. 

 

I joined the CVMA in 2015 and was proud to become a life member in 2022. I have been married to Michelle “Short Stax“ Hadley for the past 23 years where we share our love of animals, raising money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and serving the Veteran community. I hold a life membership in the National Infantry Association, DAV and regular memberships in the American Legion and VFW. 

APPOINTED 2023

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BRADLEY "SINISTER" KENNY

web master

Joined the US Army in 2000 as a 35E Radio and Communication Security Technician. First duty station was to 16th Signal Battalion in Ft. Hood, TX. 

In 2003 we deployed to Iraq with 4th ID and occupied Aramadi Palace. During this time conducted multiple offsite repairs traveling all over Iraq. Returned stateside in late 2004 where we went straight back to the field to prepare for our next deployment.

In 2005 we deployed again to Iraq this time with 3rd ACR. During this tour spent many months at different locations ending in Mosul where the rest of the campaign was conducted. During the deployment with 3rd Armored Calvary Regiment was award the Order of the Spurs and presented a Stetson and Spur.

Returned home in 2006 and decided to leave the Army and took a career as a Electronic Tech for Diamond Offshore Drilling, as well as joining the Tennessee National Guard in Columbia for 2 years to complete active service time ending military service in 2008.​

APPOINTED 2023

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KEN "MONGO" WARREN

chaplain

United States Marine Corps Active Duty 1984-2014. Retired SgtMaj

4 Combat tours:  Operation Desert Shield/Storm, OIF/OEF x 3

Served as a Combat Engineer, Engineer Equipment Mechanic, Maintenance Chief, Platoon Commander, Marine Recruiter, Marine Security Guard Detachment Commander, Company First Sergeant and Battalion Sergeant Major.

Was the Detachment Commander for the American Embassy in Gaborone, Botswana and Kathmandu, Nepal.

As the Company First Sergeant for E Co, MSG Bn, was Regionally responsible for 15 American Embassies in Western Europe and Scandinavia.

Served within all aspects of the MAGTF

Marine Corps Martial Arts Program 2nd Degree Blackbelt Instructor.

Completed a Bachelor’s degree with honors in Homeland Security and a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership while on active duty.

Married to Helen “Hell-yen” Warren for 34 yrs.

After retiring from the Marine Corps, I worked as an Operational Supervisor at the GAP distribution center in Gallatin for 1 yr.  Due to medical/mental issues I had to completely retire.

Life member VFW 1970, Life member American Legion Post 88, Life Member Marine Corps League Det 1491, Life Member DAV Chapter #28,

APPOINTED 2023

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GEORGE "SMOKEY" MORGAN

road captain

More Info to Come

APPOINTED 2024

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