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Daniel C. VanWyk, Esq., was on active duty in the Air Force for three years in North Carolina and three years in Colorado. When he left active duty, he joined the National Guard and remained therein from 1984 to 2012, having recently retired as a Brigadier General. He remarked that he is proud of his service to his nation and feels he contributed to something much bigger than himself. His love of country is self-evident. It all started like this… May 14, 1978 Commissioned a Second Lieutenant in USAF, Stationed at Seymour Johnson AFB, NC 1979 – 1982 Officer in Charge of 335th Aircraft Maintenance Unit, Stationed at Lowry AFB, CO 1982 – 1984 Instructor Supervisor 3660th Training Group May 1, 1984 Left active duty, joined the Delaware Air National Guard stationed at New Castle County Airport Air National Guard Base, DE Activated for Desert Storm January 1991, stationed at Al Kharg Air Base Saudi Arabia Returned from Saudi Arabia May 31, 1991 Assumed command of the 166th Logistics Group at New Castle, DE (1991 – 2001) Activated for Global War on Terrorism shortly after 9/11/2001 Appointed Vice Wing Commander 166th Airlift Wing 2002, activated for Operation Enduring Freedom (stationed stateside) Appointed Network Warfare Commander for Delaware Air National Guard 2010 Retired from Air National Guard April 10, 2012 Date of Rank Second Lieutenant First Lieutenant Captain Major Lieutenant Colonel Colonel Brigadier General
May 14, 1978 October 10, 1980 October 10, 1982 March 17, 1988 March 17, 1992 June 27, 2003 April 9, 2012
Professional: Demonstrated legal expertise and business acumen with a focus on pro-actively serving the clients’ needs. Experienced attorney and management executive driven to ensuring clients’ goals and objectives are met. Military experience, retired Brigadier General from Delaware Air National Guard. Specialties: Civil Law, National Security Law, Cyber Law, Resource Protection, Strategic Planning, Human Resources, Policy Development.
The DCBA acknowledges and honors the following members (living) for exemplary citizenship and service to the United States of America for service in the United States Armed Forces: Robert P. Anderman Thomas J. Beagan, Jr. Lewis B. Beatty, Jr. Carmen P. Belefonte Clarence D. Bell, Jr. Scott S. Berger David G. Blake Bill W. Bodager William A. Bonner James C. Brennan Joseph W. Bullen, IIOI Peter F. X. Callahan Michael J. Cantwell, Jr. Rudolph A. Chillemi Michael F.X. Coll Francis P. Connors Hon. Joseph P. Cronin, Jr. Michael G. Cullen Joseph A. Damico, Jr. James E. DelBello Joseph J. DelSordo Denise M. DiCarlo Angelo A. DiPasqua Joseph M. Dougherty, II Harry F. Dunn, Jr. E. Jonathan Emerson Howard Farber James J. Feerick Francis A. Ferrara James R. Flick Gene A. Foehl James J. Freeman Thomas C. Gallagher William A. George August T. Groover Norman L. Haase John R. Hamilton, Jr. Donald E. Havens Michael J. Hawley Richard M. Heller F.D. Hennessy, Jr. John Neumann Hickey Lloyd T. Hoppe, Jr. Edmund Jones Thomas L. Kelly Charles H. Koons
Stanley R. Kotzen Donald W. Lehrkinder Robert J. Levis Arthur Levy Daniel B. Lippard John J. Maffei Matthew Markey Donald M. McCurdy Hon. Clement J. McGovern, Jr. David W. McNulty S. Stanton Miller, Jr. Richard A. Mitchell Rodger L. Mutzel Vram Nedurian, Jr. Paul D. Nelson David J. Otis Richard S. Packel Stephen H. Palmer Robert F. Pappano Michael A. Paul Mark S. Pearlstein William A. Pietrangelo Francis G. Pileggi Robert E. Porter John A. Prodoehl, Jr. Hon. James F. Proud Donald A. Purdy Joseph T.F. Quinn Yvette M. Rogers Robert T. Seywell James L. Shea Leonard A. Sloane G. Guy Smith John Churchman Smith H. E. Solum, Jr. Michael R. Sweeney H. Weston Tomlinson Roger R. Ullman Barry Van Rensler Daniel C. Van Wyk David T. Videon Frank J. Wesner, Jr. David L. White John J. White III Francis L. Zarrilli n
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