LTC Beau G. Carroll
LTC Beau Carroll graduated from the United States Military Academy in 2006 and commissioned as an Aviation Officer. His first assignment was as an Assistant Operations Officer and Platoon Leader in 3-17 Air Cavalry Squadron, Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia, where he deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom 10. Following deployment, he served as a Platoon Leader in 2-3 General Support Aviation Battalion.
After the Aviation Captain's Career Course, he was stationed at Soto Cano Airbase, Honduras serving as a company commander in 1-228th Aviation Regiment. Upon completion of command, he moved to Fort Knox, Kentucky to serve as an Assignments Officer at Human Resources Command.
LTC Carroll then attended the Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama. Upon completion, he returned to the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade and deployed in support of Operation Resolute Support. Following deployment, he served as the Battalion Executive Officer for 2-3 General Support Aviation Battalion, and then as the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade Executive Officer with a deployment in support of Operation Atlantic Resolve.
Most recently, LTC Carroll served as an Aviation Advisor in the Office of the Program Manager, Saudi Arabian National Guard in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
LTC Carroll has eamed various awards and decorations commensurate with his positions of responsibility and time of service to include: the Meritorious Service Medal (50LC), Air Medal, Combat Action Badge, Senior Army Aviator Badge, and Air Assault Badge. He is also the recipient of the Order of Saint Michael (Bronze Award).
LTC Carroll holds a Bachelor of Science in American Politics from the United States Military Academy at West Point and a master's in military Operational Art and Science from Air University.
CSM John H. Frey III
CSM John H. Frey is a native of Middleburg, Florida and enlisted in the United States Army in April 2003 as an AH-64 Apache Armament, Electronics, and Avionics repairer. He attended basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Upon Completion of Basic Training, he attended Advanced Individual Training at Fort Eustis, Virginia.
CSM Frey has served as an AH-64 System Repairer with D Co, 1-6 CAV at Fort Hood, TX (known as Fort Cavazos since 2023); AH-64 System Repairer and Squad Leader with D Co, 4-4 CAB at Fort Hood, TX (known as Fort Cavazos since 2023); Recruiter at Jacksonville Recruiting Bn, FL; AH-64 Technical Inspector, AH-64 System Supervisor, Section Sergeant, and AH-64 Senior Systems Supervisor with B Co, 412th Avn Spt BN, 12th CAB at Ansbach, Germany; Platoon Sergeant with D Co, 1-1 ARB at Fort Riley, KS; First Sergeant with HHC and D Co, 1-1 ARB at Fort Riley, KS; First Sergeant with B Co, 1-222nd Avn Rgt at Fort Eustis, Virginia; and First Sergeant with B Co, 603d ASB at Hunter Army Airfield.
CSM Frey deployed four times for combat operations, twice to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom /Inherent Resolve and twice to Afghanistan for Operation Enduring Freedom.
CSM Frey’s military education includes the NBC Defense Course, Basic Leaders Course (Commandant’s List), Army Recruiter Course, Advanced Leaders Course, European Hazardous Material Certifier Course, United States Air Force Airlift Planner Course, Unit Movement Officer Course, Senior Leader Course, Cadre Training Course, and graduate of the Sergeants Major Academy Class 72 (Commandant’s List). His civilian education includes a Bachelor of Art in Leadership and Workforce Development from the United States Army Command and General Staff College and is currently pursuing his Master of Business Administration with Webster University.
CSM Frey’s awards and decorations include: The Bronze Star Medal, The Meritorious Service Medal (3OLC), The Army Commendation Medal (5OLC), The Army Achievement Medal (2OLC), Army Good Conduct Medal (6th award), National Defense Service Ribbon, The Afghanistan Campaign Medal (2BSS), The Iraq Campaign Medal (2BSS), The Inherent Resolve Campaign Medal (1BSS), Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, NCO Professional Development Ribbon (numeral 5), Armed Forces Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (numeral 5), NATO Medal, Drivers Badge, Gold Recruiting Badge (3 sapphire stars), and the Master Aviation Badge.