Matthew Torrelli

Army | 91J: Quartermaster and Chemical Equipment Repairer

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In 1998 I joined the NY National Guard and worked as a mechanic and transferred to active duty in November of 1999. I Served 14 years in the Army with 5 Deployments. On March 27,2013 I was medically discharged from the the 101st Airborne.

International Experience

(5 years, 4 months)

Sep 2010 - Mar 2011

Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) - Afghanistan

I served with another Vehicle Mechanic on Combat Outpost Zerok for less than 6 months as a Maintenance Support Team NCOIC, Water transfer pump, Fuel station and we supported a company of infantry soldiers. I went back to Forward Operating Base Orgun-E where I was based out of and I was the Section Sgt in charge of the Generation and Hvac Section

Mar 2008 - Mar 2009

Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) - Afghanistan

I worked as a mechanic in my unit maintenance facility the first three month, then I worked the mayors cell on base my jobs were to escort the locals to and from the Entry control point (ECP), watch over them throughout the day, key control, and resupply low stockage

Nov 2005 - Nov 2006

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)

I served as the NCO in charge of the toolroom, and heating & air conditioning mechanic that fixes the uparmored hummers

Feb 2003 - Feb 2004

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)

I served with my unit 801st MSB, 101st Abn Div. as a Chemical Equipment Repairer. We started at Camp Pennsylvania, Kuwait, we then moved twice before we getting to our final destination Camp Diamondback. I had the job of pulling security, doing the job of the ncoic for guard. Had a three month escort mission from the Turkey border to Mosul

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