Major Jerome Guerrero commissioned from the University of Nevada, Reno in May 1999. He went to Fort Rucker, AL for his Army Aviation Officer Basic Course. He was assigned to fly AH-64A Apache helicopters and as a follow on assignment to the 101st Airborne Division as a platoon leader for A CO. killer spades, 3-101st Attack Helicopter Battalion. After tours in Afghanistan and Iraq he was sent to Fort Rucker, AL for the Aviation Captain\'s Career Course in 2004. After the career course he served as the Aide de Camp for BG William Jacobs, the Deputy Commanding General of Fort Rucker. He then assumed command of D Co., 1-13th Aviation Regiment. In December of 2006 he joined the Nevada National Guard and served as an internal affairs state partnership officer with the country of Turkmenistan, under the office of J-3 directorate. In 2008, Major Guerrero was chosen as the Executive Officer to the Adjutant General of the Nevada National Guard, Major General Cynthia Kirkland. In 2009, Brigadier General William Burks assumed the command of the Nevada National Guard and asked Major Guerrero to serve one more year as Executive Officer. After completing this assignment Major Guerrero was then directed to serve as the Executive Officer to the University of Nevada, Reno ROTC Battalion.

Master Sergeant Little has over 20 years experience in the U.S. Army as a leader, trainer, and mentor. He has spent the majority of those years in Airborne and light Infantry units across the regular Army and special operations community. He has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. His education includes an Associates of Applied Science in Network Engineering and will finish a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology in a few months.

Daniel De Coite was born in Truckee California where he grew up and attended Truckee High School, graduating in 1998. He then went on to attend the University of Montana where he played football and majored in Sociology/Criminology as well as participating in ROTC. He enlisted into the infantry in 2003 and commissioned into Military Intelligence. Since joining the Army Mr. De Coite has achieved many awards including: Basic Parachutists Badge, Reserve Component Achievement Award, National Defense Service Medal, Army Service Medal, Global War On Terrorism Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, Army Achievement Medal and the Utah Meritorious service medal twice. Currently Mr. De Coite is the Recruiting Operations Officer for the UNR ROTC Wolf Pack Battalion.