Welcome to SITREP Foundation

Jason Mallott is a distinguished combat veteran with a rich and varied background in military service and law enforcement. His journey has been marked by dedication, bravery, and a commitment to duty that has spanned multiple roles and deployments.

Born with a sense of duty deeply ingrained in his character, Jason embarked on a remarkable military career in the United States Army. Holding multiple combat Military Occupational Specialties (MOS), including 19D Cavalry Scout and 11B Infantry, Jason's skills and versatility made him an invaluable asset in various specialized units.

During his military service, Jason Mallott played critical roles in units such as a counterdrug unit and a Strategic Counterintelligence unit. His deployments, including service in Iraq during the Iraq surge, exposed him to the rigors of combat and the complexities of modern warfare. Jason's unwavering resolve and adaptability in the face of adversity earned him the respect and admiration of his peers.

After his distinguished military career, Jason transitioned to civilian life and found a new calling in law enforcement. He currently serves as a Police Sergeant and K-9 Handler, partnering with K9 Patriot to ensure the safety and security of his community. His leadership skills and dedication to duty were further exemplified when he stepped into the role of interim police chief, providing steady guidance during a critical time.

Jason Mallott's commitment to service extends beyond the military and law enforcement. He is an active member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 6770 and the American Legion Post 550, where he continues to support and advocate for his fellow veterans.

Jason's life story is a testament to his unwavering dedication to duty, whether in the heat of combat, on the streets as a law enforcement officer, or in his role as a respected member of veterans' organizations. His service to his country and community reflects the highest ideals of service and sacrifice.

Danny Ruck is a remarkable individual who served in the United States Marine Corps from 2007 to 2012, leaving a lasting impact through his service and dedication. He was assigned to the well known 3rd Battalion, 8th Marines (3/8) Weapons Company, where he served as an 0351 - Infantry Assaultman.

During his enlistment, Danny deployed to Afghanistan from 2008 to 2009, bravely facing the challenges of combat. On January 22, 2009, while returning from a patrol, his Humvee encountered a devastating pressure plate IED. The explosion resulted in severe injuries, including shrapnel wounds, burns, broken bones, and a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Despite the gravity of his injuries, Danny displayed unwavering resilience and determination.

He was evacuated to Camp Bastion NATO base, where he received critical medical treatment for 2.5 months. Showing incredible courage, Danny returned to complete his deployment after recovering as much as possible. While severing with 3rd Battalion, 8th Marines (3/8) Weapons Company, he served as a fire team leader overseeing various trainings and missions. However, during his post-deployment evaluation, the extent of his TBI was discovered, rendering him unable to continue his service in the infantry.

Danny's commitment to serving others did not waver, even in the face of adversity. He was honorably medically retired from the Marine Corps and transitioned into a new chapter of his life. For six years, he served with distinction in law enforcement, first with the New Richmond Police Department and later with the Clermont County Sheriff's Office. His experience in the military equipped him with valuable skills and a deep sense of duty, which he applied to protect and serve his community.

Currently, Danny works with Government Acquisitions Inc. (GAI), a company that specializes in providing IT solutions to military, government, and civilian agencies. His role at GAI involves supporting the Marine Corps, Navy, and Defense Health Agency (DHA), allowing him to continue serving his brothers and sisters in uniform. Danny takes great pride in his work, knowing that he plays a vital role in enhancing the capabilities of those who defend our nation.

Danny Ruck's life and journey exemplify the resilience, dedication, and selflessness that define our nation's veterans. His unwavering commitment to service and his continued support of military, government agencies, veterans and first responders is truly inspiring.

Jeff Newman served 7 years in the U.S. Navy as CTI (Cryptologic Linguist). Following language school and intelligence schools, Jeff was stationed as NSA signals collection operator at NSGA Kunia, HI. 

He was then assigned to Joint Task Force - Full Accounting (POW/MIA searches) where he worked as investigator, translator, and remains recovery operations.  There he began working extensively in S.E. Asia: Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand.

He was then assigned to Naval Special Warfare Command in Coronado, CA to work on the development of tactical SIGINT capabilities, special reconnaissance, and foreign internal defense (FID), deploying again to S.E. Asia with SEAL Team One.

Additional, independent activities included joint service, unconventional warfare and counterinsurgency operations.

Following military service, Jeff attended San Diego State University and studied Applied Mathematics with emphasis in Computational Science.  He then worked for the Department of Defense before transitioning to the civilian sector to work in a variety of industries and ultimately starting his own company.

Jeff is a devoted husband and father of four.

He is dedicated to helping veterans and first responders live the most complete and meaningful lives possible.  In doing so, we honor those brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.