Erik C. M. Greer has dedicated nearly three decades of his life to serving his country, spending 21 years in uniform as a member of the United States military and an additional seven years in civilian government service. Throughout his military career, Erik served with distinction, including deployments to two major conflicts in the Middle East, where he demonstrated leadership, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to the mission and his fellow service members.
Raised in the quiet, close-knit town of Magnolia, Ohio, Erik was shaped by the values of hard work, integrity, and community. His father, a man of dual vocations, worked as both a local banker and a farmer, roles that instilled in Erik an appreciation for financial responsibility and the discipline of working the land. His mother, a devoted homemaker, provided the nurturing foundation that reinforced the importance of family, faith, and perseverance.
These early experiences laid the groundwork for Erik’s lifelong dedication to service and leadership, guiding him through the rigors of military life and the complex challenges of civilian national security work. His journey reflects not only a deep love for his country but also the enduring influence of his Midwestern upbringing.

U.S. MARINE CORP
2/1989-2/1993

FIRST TIME HOME AFTER GRADUATING FROM BOOT CAMP.

FIRST MARINE CORP BALL.

DEPLOYED IN JANUARY 2004 TO SUPPORT OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM.

ON MY WAY HOME FOR LEAVE

TRAINING
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