Charles L. Mosely

Title: President, Chief Executive Officer

Company: All Coast Aircraft Recovery

Location: Weirsdale, FL

Charles L. Mosely started his professional journey in the United States Navy. He retired after dedicating 35 years of service as an aviation maintenance officer. He made the decision to establish a company that would allow him to utilize the skills and knowledge he learned during his time in the military. Mr. Mosely founded All Coast Aircraft Recovery in 1999. All Coast Aircraft is an aircraft relocation and restoration company that brings historical aircraft to new locations. The company has moved numerous aircraft in support of various military museum systems, and has also moved numerous civilian aviation aircraft. Mr. Mosely is a certified air-frame and power plant mechanic, as well as a FAA certified pilot, and excels in the area of logistics support. He spends his days working with clients and overseeing the crew. Mr. Mosely enjoys working with a team of carefully chosen aviation professionals, and being instrumental in placing historic aircraft on display at museums that preserve and protect these assets for future generations to learn about, and appreciate their part in our country’s rich aviation heritage. In the coming years, Mr. Mosely intends to continue on the same road and expand the business.

Kortney Flete

Title: Staff Administrative Assistant

Company: 228th Combat Support Hospital

Location:  San Antonio, TX

Kortney L. Flete has been involved with the military since 1995. She was in the Army from 1995-2004 and left as a sergeant E5. She continues to serve as the staff administrative assistant at the 228th Combat Support Hospital, which is an Army medical recruiting office that provides the placement of medical professionals into the active duty Army and Army Reserves. She joined the hospital in 2009 and has become an integral member of its staff. An expert in organizational management, Ms. Flete is tasked with answering phone calls, preparing daily and monthly reports, managing inventory, checking and distributing mail, pricing company shirts, coordinating training, working on training binders, assisting with the awarding system and registration process, checking faxes, and explaining the strengths and weaknesses of soldiers. She attributes her success to her motivation. In the coming years, Ms. Flete would like to work as an executive assistant to a chief executive officer at a large company.

Dustin Paul Martin

Title: Owner

Company: Timeless Ink LLC

Location: New Braunfels, TX

New Braunfels, TX, June 12, 2015, Dustin Paul Martin, Owner of Timeless Ink LLC, has been recognized by Elite American Military for dedication, achievement and leadership in overseas tours.

Melanie Starkman

Title: President/Executive Director of Board

Company: Denver Fisher House Foundation

Location: Denver, CO

Denver, CO, Melanie Starkman, President/Executive Director of Board of Denver Fisher House Foundation, has been recognized by Elite American military for dedication, achievement and leadership in nonprofit work.

Carole Angolano

Title: Retired Chief Warrant Officer 5 / Adjunct Professor

Company: RI Army National Guard / Salve Regina University & Trident University

Location: Cumberland, RI

Cumberland, RI, Carole Angolano, Retired Chief Warrant Officer 5 for the RI Army National Guard and Adjunct Professor for Salve Regina University & Trident University, has been recognized by Elite American military for dedication, achievement and leadership in education.

Antonio Roman Burgos

Title: Senior Transportation Non-Commissioned Officer

Company: U.S. Army

Location: New York, NY

Antonio Roman Burgos has been serving in the U.S. Army for the past 29 years. He completed the first sergeant major course in December 2010, and graduated in May 2011. Over the years, Mr. Roman Burgos held a variety of positions. In his current role as Senior Transportation Non-Commissioned Officer, he is responsible for overseeing the education of non-commissioned officers in the battalion, schools, daily operations for detachment teams and one quartermaster company encompassing 355 soldiers, as well as providing customer service for the transportation, chemical, munitions and movement sectors. Mr. Roman Burgos has been a major asset to the United States military. He is recognized for his courage, strength and intelligence, and has been honored with multiple accolades. Mr. Roman Burgos is a five-time recipient of the Meritorious Service Award from the U.S. Army, seven-time recipient of the Army Achievement Medal, four-time recipient of the Army Commendation Medal, and two-time recipient of the United Nations Medal from the U.S. Army. He attributes his success to his ability to share the importance of education and demonstrate to others their potential. Looking toward the future, Mr. Roman Burgos intends to retire to Raleigh, N.C., and enter the civilian transportation industry. Truly dedicated to serving others and an avid cyclist, Mr. Roman Burgos has been a team captain in the Five Boro Bike Tour in New York City for the last three years.

Chaplain Michael P. Dover

Title: National Chaplain

Company: Disabled American Veterans (DAV)

Location: Ellerslie, GA

Ellerslie, GA, May 26, 2015, Chaplain Michael P. Dover, National Chaplain for Disabled American Veterans (DAV), has been recognized by Elite American Military for dedication, achievement and leadership in working with veterans.

Thomas A. Gutshall III, Chaplain

Title: Chief of Chaplains USV/A

Company: United States Volunteers/America

Location: Concord, CA

Thomas A. Gutshall III received his calling in 1981. He walked into AA a year prior as an atheist trying to get sober. He was very uncomfortable when he heard God’s name in the 12 steps, but forced the words of the prayer. It was then he felt God’s hand on his shoulder. After that first year of sobriety, he continued to build a relationship with God, which continued after his ordination as an Anglican priest in 1995. Mr. Gutshall knows firsthand the affects of PTSD, having been diagnosed with the disorder. Working with other veterans is good therapy for him; it is all about serving God and serving the veterans. Mr. Gutshall works as a stand-down coordinator for East Bay, North and South, and chaplain coordinator for people 24/7 on event days. During events, they help homeless vets see dentists, doctors and legal professionals. They hand out clothing, sleeping bags and new shoes or boots. The goal is to get vets off the streets and become productive members of society. In California, there are 600 homeless Vietnam vets alone. Mr. Gutshall does all he can to assist them in getting their lives back on track. He counsels veterans and gets to know them on a personal level.  His work is his life and Mr. Gutshall intends to continue working with veterans for years to come.

Lenny Giaquinto, MBA, PMP, ITIL

Title: Senior Program Manager

Company: Enlighten IT Consulting

Location: Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C., May 7, 2015, Lenny Giaquinto, MBA, PMP, ITIL, Senior Program Manager for Enlighten IT Consulting, has been recognized by Elite American Military for dedication, achievement and leadership in information technology.

Francis Wiercinski

Title: Vice President, Army and Special Operations Programs

Company: Lockheed Martin

Location: Arlington, VA

Arlington, VA, May 4, 2015, Francis Wiercinski, Vice President, Army and Special Operations Programs for Lockheed Martin, has been recognized by Elite American Military for dedication, achievement and leadership in operations.