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Geoffrey C. DeTingo
Geoffrey C. DeTingo
	Lieutenant Colonel Geoffrey C. DeTingo
Nickname(s)	Geoffrey "The Boss" DeTingo
Allegiance	United States
Service/branch	United States Army
Years of service	1991–Present
Rank	Lieutenant Colonel
Unit	64th Brigade Support Battalion
Commands held	Support Platoon/1-12IN; HQ&A/801MSB/101ABN(AA); 64th Brigade Support Battalion
Battles/wars	Iraq War OIF I - 2003; OIF III - 2005; OIF Surge - 2007; OIF 10-11 - 2010;
Awards	Bronze Star; Purple Heart; Meritorious Service Medal with 2x OLC; Joint Commendation Medal; Army Commendation Medal with Valor; Army Commendation Medal with 2x OLC; Army Achievement Medal with 7x OLC; Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal; GWOT-E; GWOT; Iraqi Campaign Medal; Humanitarian Service Medal with OLC; Meritorious Unit Citation; Combat Action Badge; Expert Infantryman Badge; Ranger Tab; Parachutist Badge; Air Assault Badge; Parachute Rigger Badge; Dutch and Irish Parachutist Badges

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Geoffrey C. DeTingo is a United States Army officer in command of the 64th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division stationed in Fort Carson, Colorado. He is widely known for his expertise as a U.S. ArmyLogistics Branch officer and contributions to the success of the United States's Iraq War.
LTC DeTingo was commisioned at San Diego State University as a U.S. Army Quartermaster Officer in 1991. He assumed command of the 64th Brigade Support Battalion in Spring of 2010 and currently commands the unit in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom 10-11.

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