Military Background

Military

Illustrious Military Career

Allan A. Cease served in the military as a U.S. Army combat helicopter pilot in the Republic of Vietnam. After returning from duty, he began his legal career in Miami, Florida. He returned to active duty in 1980 in the U.S. Army at Fort Hood, Texas, where he served as a Captain in the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAG).

Exceptional military service

U.S. Army: 1970-1972 -- Highest Rank: Warrant Officer

Graduate of U.S. Army Rotary Wing Aviation Course: 1971

Served in the Republic of Vietnam, Helicopter Pilot: 1971-1972

Army Reserves: 1973-1980 - Highest Rank: Chief Warrant Officer (CW3)

U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps: 1981-1983 -- Highest Rank: Captain

Army Reserves: 1983-1985

Distinguished military awards

For Service in the Republic of Vietnam:

Distinguished Flying Cross for Heroism

Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Silver Star for Valor

24th Award of the Air Medal with a “V” Device for Heroism

Meritorious Service Medal (post-Vietnam)

2nd through 23rd Awards of the Air Medal

Air Medal

Vietnam Service Medal

Vietnam Campaign Medal with three stars

Good Conduct Medal

 

Selected as an Outstanding Young Man in America for 1982 on page 223

Letter of Commendation, Commander, 1st Tiger Brigade, Ft. Hood, Texas

Letter of Commendation, Commander, 3387th USAR School, Miami, Florida

Letter of Commendation, Commander, ROTC, University of Houston and Rice University

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