Major Paul J. Calvello is an Intelligence Officer assigned to the 204th Intelligence Squadron (IS), New Jersey Air National Guard (NJ ANG), at Joint Base MDL, NJ. Major Calvello is the Flight Commander of the Analysis Flight where he leads 26 members. He ensures the squadron is ready to execute intelligence operations in support of Title 32 Domestic Operations and Title 10 Operations.

Major Calvello entered the Air Force through the Air Force ROTC program at Rutgers University in 2014 where he earned Summa Cum Laude and AFROTC Distinguished Graduate (DG). Major Calvello entered active duty in March 2015. He was assigned to Goodfellow Air Force Base and later graduated Air Force Intelligence Officer Training in October 2015. Major Calvello was stationed at Joint Base Langley-Eustis and assigned to the 17th IS from November 2015 to June 2019. During his assignment, he supported intelligence targeting efforts to enable kinetic and non-kinetic effects. 

In March 2016, he deployed to South Korea ISO Exercise KEY RESOLVE (KR). In November 2016, Major Calvello deployed-in-place to DGS-1 where he led a team of military and contractors at the Langley Target Development Cell (LTDC) ISO Operation INHERENT RESOLVE (OIR). In December 2017, Major Calvello earned his Master's Degree in Security Studies from Angelo State University, TX. In April 2018, he once again supported OIR when he deployed to Camp Arifjan in Kuwait. During the six month deployment, he led deconfliction and analytical targeting efforts in support of joint combat operations. He partnered with Special Operations targeteers, Air Operations Center (AOC), and other Intelligence Community (IC) agencies which directly contributed to the recovery of 99 percent of Daesh-held territory and the liberation of 7.7 million civilians in both Iraq and Syria. 

In June 2019, Major Calvello was assigned to Air Force ROTC Detachment 485 where he led more than 100 cadets as Recruiting Officer and Operations Flight Commander. In June 2021, Major Calvello transitioned from active duty to the Virginia Air National Guard (VaANG) where he served as a Drill Status Guardsman (DSG) in the role of Chief, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Weapons & Tactics at the 192d IS, Distributed Ground System One (DGS-1). 

In his civilian capacity, from July 2022 to May 2024, Major Calvello was a Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst for the American-Canadian multinational premium athletic apparel retailer, lululemon, Cyber Defense and Incident Response (CDIR) team. In April 2023, Major Calvello mobilized to DGS-1 ISO Operation SPARTAN SHIELD. 

Major Calvello was activated with HQ Air Combat Command (ACC) A3/2D, DCGS & Intelligence Operations in 2024 prior to accepting the Senior Aerospace Science Instructor (SASI) position at Southern Regional High School, Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC). 

Technical Sergeant Aubrey M. Vasquez grew up in Yonkers, NY where he enlisted in the Air Force under the Delayed Entry Program in June 1998 in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating from Saunders Technical High School, Sergeant Vasquez was called to active duty in October 1998. As Security Forces, he held positions from the squadron level to direct reporting unit (DRU) working in a variety of positions.

Early in his career, Sergeant Vasquez was selected to become a Phoenix Raven where he deployed to multiple austere locations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Additionally, as a Raven, Sergeant Vasquez worked closely with many other government agencies to include the Secret Service to ensure protection of high-level dignitaries in multiple areas of the world. His exceptional knowledge and skills led to his selection of representing his unit in both the 2001 and 2004 Defender Challenge.

Proving his value to the Air Force Security Forces career field and the Phoenix Raven program, Sergeant Vasquez was selected to develop and implement training programs for the Raven course in the 421st Combat Training Phoenix Raven course, Sergeant Vasquez was instructing many other courses providing combat skills training to thousands of Airmen tasked to support multiple operations around the world. His leadership during his tenure at the 421st CTS lead to then Staff Sergeant Vasquez’s selection for a Stripes for Exceptional Performers (STEP) promotion to Technical Sergeant.

Ready for increased responsibility, TSgt. Vasquez was selected to represent the Security Forces career field in the 423 MTS, formerly known as the 422nd Joint Tactics Squadron, where he was charged with developing TTP for expeditionary combat support Airmen. With his exceptional level of knowledge and skills in force protection, it was only natural that TSgt. Vasquez was selected to lead the unit’s first visit to Afghanistan to collect LL from the Airmen on the ground to develop TTP and provide life saving information for the next Airmen to use before deploying downrange. This set the tone for the flight to develop nine published TTP and five additional publications in development. TSgt. Vasquez was instrumental in the flight and winning multiple team of the month, team of the quarter, Air Mobility Command level and Air Force level awards.