Background
III, George Samuel Hamontree was born on December 24, 1963 in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Son of George Samuel Hamontree Junior and Carolyn Sue Amburn.
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George Samuel Hamontree III
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor, West Texas State University, Canyon, 1989; Master of Business Administration, Embry-Riddle Aero. U., Daytona Beach, Florida, 1994.
Career
Captain, United States Army, since 1986; infantry platoon leader, E-Company 2-142 Infantry, Wellington, Texas, 1987-1988; liaison officer, HHB 1-36th Field Artillery, Augsburg, Germany, 1989-1991; assistant operations officer, HHC 2-101st Aviation Regiment, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, 1991-1993; with flight school, D Company 1-14th Aviation Rgt., Fort Rucker, Alabama, 1993-1994; logistics officer-in-command, Combat Aviation Training Brigade, Fort Hood, Texas, 1994-1996; commander, D. Company 1-4 Aviation Regiment, Fort Hood, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member Army Aviation Association American, National Guard Association Texas, Lambda Chi Alpha Alumni Association.
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Married Dennie Ann Hall, July 4, 1995. 1 chile, Hannah Marie.
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Republican
Awards
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Decorated Overseas Ribbon United States Army, Germany, 1991, 4 army achievement medals, 2 army commendation medals, 1 Nation Defense Svc. medal. Decorated Germany Efficiency Badge (silver), German Army, Augsburg, 1990, German Sportsmanship Badge, 1990. Named Outstanding German-American Soldier United States Army Europe and Federal Republic Germany, Grafenwoehr, Germany, 1989-1990, 90-91. Named to order of St. Barbara, 81st German Field Artillery, Kempten, Germany, 1991.Decorated Overseas Ribbon United States Army, Germany, 1991, 4 army achievement medals, 2 army commendation medals, 1 Nation Defense Svc. medal. Decorated Germany Efficiency Badge (silver), German Army, Augsburg, 1990, German Sportsmanship Badge, 1990. Named Outstanding German-American Soldier United States Army Europe and Federal Republic Germany, Grafenwoehr, Germany, 1989-1990, 90-91.
Named to order of St. Barbara, 81st German Field Artillery, Kempten, Germany, 1991.