Tim Davis
Special Tactics Memorial March
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Twelve highly motivated men in two man
teams, carrying twelve memorial batons each engraved with the name of a fallen teammate, will relay march over 800 miles, across five states, carrying 50
lb. packs. U.S. Air Force (USAF) Staff Sgt Tim Davis a USAF Combat
Controller (CCT) was killed in action in Afghanistan on Feb
urary 20, 2009.
This relay is in honor of him and all Special Tactics (ST) teammates
who lost their lives in the line of duty, to include Tech Sgt Will
Jefferson (CCT), and Tech Sgt Scott Duffman (Pararescue) . Will Jefferson was killed on
March 22, 2008, and Scott Duffman on Feburary 18, 2007. They were
selfless heroes who consumate the quiet professional.
We will begin our 824 mile
journey, October 6, 2009 at 0500 hours at the Combat Control Selection Course, where all ST team members begin their
careers, at Medina Annex, Lackland Air Force Base (San Antonio), TX. Our
mission will be complete approximately eight to nine days later at
Hurlburt Field (Fort Walton Beach), Florida, where we will meet our teammates, family and friends at the annual Combat Control (CCT) Association reunion, October 17, 2009.
Tim's
name will be added to the Combat Control Memorial at the Hurlburt
Field Air Park. My two man team will walk a total of 165 miles of the
824 total miles.
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The entire team hopes to raise
awareness for US Air Force Special Operations (Combat Control and Pararescue). While honoring those who have fallen, this walk is to show that with Air Force Special Operations, you are never forgotten.
Tim is survived by TJ (Timmy Junior),
his 1 1/2 year old son; Will is survived by his daughters Tyler 9 and
Natalie 1; Scott is survived by his daughter Sophia 2 1/2. It is our
honor to help raise support for TJ, Tyler, Natalie, Sophia and all the
other children of our fallen warriors. Through SOWF, these children are
guaranteed to receive a college education and the promise of a bright
future.
Author: MSgt Kenneth Huhman
