Pat Osborne

Pat Osborne’s journey in the United States Marine Corps exemplifies dedication and service. After completing 13 weeks of intense training at MCRD Parris Island, South Carolina, he advanced to combat training at Camp Geiger, North Carolina. Pat then underwent another 13 weeks of specialized Military Police training in Missouri, equipping him for his future missions.

A Distinguished Military Career

Pat Osborne joined the 2nd MP Battalion at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. During his deployment to Al-Taqaddum, Iraq, he took part in numerous successful missions. These included convoy security, foot patrols, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) security. His efforts spanned areas such as Ramadi, Falluja, Tikrit, and western Baghdad.

In 2006, Pat returned to Camp Lejeune and was chosen for Protective Services Training. This training enhanced his expertise in anti-ambush tactics and protective operations. He later became a Combat Marksmanship Instructor before preparing for his second deployment. In early 2007, Pat returned to Iraq, where he continued to provide convoy and EOD security, as well as lead patrols in urban environments.

A Legacy of Service and Sacrifice

After eight years of service, Pat Osborne transitioned to civilian life. He focused on raising his family and completing his education. His military decorations, including the Combat Action Ribbon and Iraq Campaign Medal, reflect his courage and dedication.

Pat credits his achievements to the Marines he served with and honors those who made the ultimate sacrifice. He remains committed to ensuring their contributions are never forgotten.

Continuing to Inspire

As a member of the ALCOVA family, Pat Osborne exemplifies resilience and selflessness. His story inspires others to appreciate the sacrifices of our military heroes. His unwavering commitment to his country and community is a lasting legacy.