Army ROTC

LTC Danielle M. Delint - Executive Officer



Branch: Military Intelligence (35D)

Previous Assignments:

41IBCT– Operations Officer- BDE S3 (Rear Detachment 2009-2010) – Portland, OR

41IBCT-Personnel Officer –BDE S1 (2007-2009) –Afghanistan/Portland, OR

141 SPT BN – Company Commander / BN S3 (2003-2007)-Afghanistan/Portland, OR

141 SPT BN – Personnel Officer-BN S1 (2002-2003) – Portland, OR

241 MICO-Executive Officer -(2001-2002) Bosnia-Herzegovina

82RTOC – Counter-Intelligence Officer – (1999-2001)-Lake Oswego, OR

Education:

2009 – Intermediate-Level Education (ILE)

2007- Human Resources Qualification Course

2005 – University of Phoenix, Master of Arts in Organizational Management (MAOM)

2004 – Military Intelligence Captains Career Course

2002 – Eastern Oregon University, Bachelor of Science – Economics

2000 – Military Intelligence Qualification Course

BIO

I am an Army brat and moved around most of my life until my family settled down in Byng, Oklahoma. In 1986 I joined the US Navy as a Cryptologic Technician Operator and was stationed in Washington DC and then Rota, Spain. Upon completion of my tour in Rota, Spain, I moved to Oregon, joined the Oregon National Guard, and enrolled at Eastern Oregon University. In 1999, I received my commission and began my career in the Oregon Army National Guard. I have deployed to Bosnia and Afghanistan, as well as attended numerous training exercises in Ft. Lewis, Washington; Japan: Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; Ft. Huachuca, Arizona; Ft. Eustis, Virginia; Gowen Field, Idaho; Ft. Polk, Louisiana; and Camp Shelby, Mississippi. I have treasured each of my experiences from training exercises to deployments. Each mission has always taught me something about myself as well as about others I have trained with or deployed with. The friendships made over the years are truly remarkable. In my spare time, I enjoy reading mystery novels; traveling, horseback riding, photography, and karaoke.   I love Oregon (it is so much different than Oklahoma) and am honored to have the privilege of serving in this assignment.