CSM Charles Salinero from Bronx NY, served with 1_75_Ranger_Bn -

 

Charlie later served in the United States Army until his retirement on October 31, 2010. His Army career began with an assignment to 519th Military Intelligence, Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Detachment at Fort Bragg, North Carolina where he served until May 1998.
Charlie was honored to be able to spend the majority of his Army career serving in the Special Operations Community assigned to 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment.
His wide breadth of leadership billets in the Ranger Regiment included Rifle Squad leader, Company First Sergeant, and Battalion Intelligence Sergeant.
His active duty service and Special Operations career culminated with his assignment to the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) in 2008, where he served as the Deputy J3 SGM until his retirement.
After retirement, Charlie continued his service to the nation by entering the civilian service at JSOC as Chief Instructor for the Education Program. Following ten years of civilian service, he retired in July 2020.
CSM Salinero had extensive combat experience and served eleven tours of duty and forty-seven months in the following Campaigns: Operation Just Cause (Panama), Operation Desert Storm (Iraq), Operation Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), and Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq).
Unfortunately, Charlie was diagnosed with #LungCancer a few years prior to his passing, on December 16th 2021 at 51 years old.

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PFC Noah C. Porter from Ohio, served with C_Co 2_75_Ranger_Bn -

 

PFC Noah C. Porter was a leader. Noah was someone that anyone could look up to and inspire to be. Noah had immense ambition and drive to reach past his set goals. Noah would achieve whatever he set his mind to, no matter the level of difficulty, because he was a determined person in everything that he did, and he refused to believe in obstacles. Noah’s moto was, “What the mind sees, the body achieves” and he certainly lived by that.

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SGT Nolan James Sheehan from WA, served with 2nd Ranger Battalion -

 

Our son. Our brother. Our friend. Nolan James Sheehan, 28, died on January 10, 2021 from Non-Covid complications with Type 1 diabetes. He was born on May 5, 1992 in Redmond, Washington. He was the fourth and youngest son of John J Sheehan, III and Cynthia Cruzen. His big brothers always considered him as their personal treasure.

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