COL Jack Thomas Tomarchio: Military Lawyer During the Invasion of Grenada
COL Tomarchio talks about going to jump school, defending service members as a military lawyer, and nearly losing his life in Kuwait.
Warriors In Their Own Words | First Person War Stories · Evergreen Podcasts | The Honor Project
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COL Tomarchio talks about going to jump school, defending service members as a military lawyer, and nearly losing his life in Iraq.
Jack Thomas Tomarchio served in the army as a JAG officer in Grenada in the early 80s. As a JAG officer, he provided legal advice to senior Army officials and represented servicemembers in a variety of misconduct and court martial cases. He was a paratrooper, and attended both jump school and law school.
Later, in the early 90s, COL Tomarchio deployed to Saudi Arabia and Kuwait during the Gulf War. There, he nearly lost his life after saving a fellow service member from a burning vehicle.
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