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Jeremy Gray

I am currently nearing the end of a 1-year activation out of the Army Inactive Reserves, and have been with the J6 (Communications), Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa in Djibouti for the past 10 months (part of Operation Enduring Freedom). I am the Future Operations Officer for the J6 Staff here, and primarily work to expand and enhance coalition communications throughout the Horn of Africa region.

I did serve four years active duty after graduating from Duke, almost all of it at Ft. Lewis in Tacoma, WA. I was a TACSAT platoon leader in the 29th Signal Battalion, then a Battalion S-6 for 1/32 Armor and 1/14 Cav for a couple of years. My civilian job is as a systems engineer with Lockheed Martin.