Capt Matthew Woody

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CAPTAIN MATTHEW WOODY

Captain Matthew Woody grew up the son of a United States Army officer and spent his childhood in Montgomery County, Maryland with his three younger brothers. He graduated from Towson University, and in 2014, commissioned through the University of Maryland’s AFROTC Detachment 330. Captain Woody has served as a recruiter in addition to supporting RPA and C-130J airlift/airdrop missions across the Middle East and Africa. He has deployed to Afghanistan and East Africa in support of combat operations. Detachment 190 is excited to have Captain Woody as a part of the cadre here, as the Education and Recruiting Officer.

Education	Assignments
Undergraduate: Towson University – Criminal Justice (2014 grad) Masters: George Washington University – Leadership & Security Studies (2018 grad)	2014 – 2015, Gold Bar Recruiter (Detachment 560, Bronx NY) 2015 – 2016, Intelligence Student (Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo TX) 2016 – 2019, MQ-9 Intelligence Support (Creech AFB, Indian Springs NV) 2019 – 2021, C-130J Intelligence Support (Dyess AFB, Abilene TX) 2021 – Present, Education and Recruiting Officer, AFROTC Detachment 190, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Major Awards and Decorations	Effective Dates of Promotion
4 x Air Force Commendation Medals (1x “C” Device) 1 x Air Force Achievement Medal Afghanistan Campaign Medal	15 June 2014 – Second Lieutenant 15 June 2016 – First Lieutenant 15 June 2018 – Captain

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