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Rick and Sharon 伊顿 established the SSG Richard S. 伊顿,小. National 安全 Collection in 2003 in loving memory of their deceased son, SSG Richard S. 伊顿,小., a Counterintelligence Special Agent and battalion training officer in the U.S. 军队储备. At the time of his death on August 12, 2003年在拉马迪, 伊拉克, he and his team of specialists from the 323rd Military Intelligence Battalion were assigned to the 3rd Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry from Fort Carson, CO. His team successfully operated in a large area of northwestern 伊拉克 from Fallujah, in the Sunni Triangle, 达到, 伊拉克 and the country's borders with Jordan and Syria.

SSG 伊顿, knowing from an early age the exact job he wanted in the Army, enlisted in 1985. He preferred to work in the field and was a highly decorated soldier for his missions and counterintelligence work in South Korea, 洪都拉斯, 菲律宾, 巴拿马, 胡德堡基地, 德克萨斯州和米德堡, MD. SSG 伊顿 received two, posthumous Bronze Stars and the prestigious Thomas Knowlton Award from the Military Intelligence Corps Association. His research and writing work for new Counterintelligence Policy and Procedures for the Army's G-2 Counterintelligence Division (the most radical revision since 1949) has merited him a 2004 nomination to the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame at Fort Huachuca, AZ.

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