In memory of our dear friend Pat Rogers скачать в хорошем качестве

In memory of our dear friend Pat Rogers

Pat Rogers was a dear friend to Panteao Productions and one of our favorite instructors to work with. Our time together was spent laughing and joking and trying to get serious for the next scene we were filming. But when it came time be serious and teach, Pat was a true professional. Long before Panteao came into existence he was a personal friend who had my back and when times were tough, he was there to keep me moving forward. Running the business and both our busy schedules made it harder to see Pat on a regular basis, but I knew he was always just a phone call away. I will miss his humor. I will miss his words of wisdom. Most of all I will miss his friendship. Pat – you bust your ass to the very end. Please rest now and take it easy. We will all be thinking of you and will never forget you. – Fernando Coelho Pat Rogers Bio: Pat was born in Brooklyn NY in 1946. He has worked shining shoes; delivering newspapers; pumping gas; working on a ride in Coney Island; driving a taxi; a sport parachute instructor, a photographer, and for an airline company that serviced the Far East. He served in the active and reserve components as a United States Marine starting in 1963. He served in the former Republic of Vietnam with 3rd Marine Division. He was an 1811 Tank Crewman; 0311 Rifleman; 0369 Infantry Unit Leader; 8531 Primary Marksmanship Instructor; 8662 Parachutist; 5702 NBC Specialist; 5702 NBC Officer. He served for 5 years in the Foreign Material Acquisition Exploitation Unit, and finished as Chief Warrant Officer 2. He was a NYC Correction Officer; a NYC Police Officer, serving in Patrol; Street Narcotics Enforcement Unit; Anti-Crime; investigator in Manhattan Robbery Squad, Central Robbery Division. As a Sgt he served in Patrol; Anti-Crime; in the Chief of Detectives Office; as a supervisor in the Technical Assistance Response Unit, and as a Hostage Negotiator. He was decorated 54 times, to include the Medal of Valor. He worked as an IC with the Counter Terrorism Center of OGA. He was an SME evaluating the DOS Anti-Terrorist Assistance Program. He was a Rangemaster at Gunsite for 12 years. He has been the principal at EAG since 1989. He was the 464th person in the US to accrue 1000 Free Fall Parachute Jumps (USPA Gold Wings #464), the 203rd to accrue over 2000 Free Fall Parachute Jumps (USPA Diamond Wings #203) and the 131st person in the US to accrue over 12 hours in freefall (USPA Gold Free Fall Badge # 131). He is an NRA High Master Rifle, and CMP Distinguished Rifleman. He learns something new every day.