Regimental Chief Warrant Officer

Terry L. Senn

Chief Warrant Officer Five Terry L. Senn is a native of Alabama. He graduated from High School in Virginia Beach, VA in 1997. He enlisted in the Army as a Watercraft Operator 88K in 1999 and attended Army Basic Combat Training at Fort Knox, Kentucky. He completed 88K10, 88K20 and 88K30 at Fort Eustis, VA and attended Warrant Officer Candidate School in 2008 at Fort Rucker, AL. He was commissioned as a Marine Deck Warrant Officer in 2008.

His assignments include: Vessel Master ST-911 & ST-913, 73rd Transportation Company , Third and Second Mate, LT-805, 73rd Transportation Company; Vessel Master, LCU-2004, 97th Transportation Company; Second Mate, LSV-5, 411th Transportation Detachment; Executive Officer, 492nd Theater Harbormaster Operations Detachment; Vessel Master, LT-805, 73rd Transportation Company; Vessel Master and Commander, LSV-5, 411th Transportation Detachment; Senior Instructor and Senior Technical Advisor at the Maritime Intermodal Training Division (MITD); Chief, Maritime Qualification Division, Office of Chief Of Transportation (OCOT), and currently works at HQDA G-3, in the Force Management Division as the Watercraft SME.

CW5 Senn is a graduate of the Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS); Marine Deck Warrant Office Basic Course (WOBC); Marine Deck Warrant Officer Advance Course (WOAC); Action Officer Development Course; Warrant Office Intermediate Level Education (WOILE) and Warrant Officer Senior Service Education (WOSSE) course. Additionally, he holds a master’s degree in criminal law with a concentration in Admiralty Law from American Military University.

His awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters; Army Commendation Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters; Army Achievement Medal with (4 oak leaf clusters); National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal; Global War on Terrorism Service Medal; Armed Forces Service Medal; NCO Professional Development Ribbon with (numeral 2); Army Sea Duty Ribbon with four Bronze Stars; Army Service Medal.