Military & Veterans affairs w/ Colonel (R) Jack Mosher

Colonel Jack Mosher is a retired Army Officer with nearly 30 years of military service to his country. His extensive experience includes command and operations staff assignments at various levels, including platoon, company, battery, battalion, brigade, Joint Force Headquarters, and Combined Joint Task Force. As the former Deputy Chief of Operations and Chief of Staff for the Maine National Guard, Colonel Mosher has invaluable military leadership insights. He is a graduate of the University of Maine ROTC program, having completed the Infantry Basic and Advanced Courses, the Combined Arms Staff Services School, the Command and General Staff College (Pershing Award Recipient), the Joint Combined Warfighting School (Commandant’s Award Recipient), the Joint Task Force Commander’s Course, the Contingency Dual Status JTF Commander’s Course, and the United States Army War College. Colonel Mosher is qualified in Airborne, Ranger, Air Assault, Mountain Warfare, and Nuclear Target Analysis, and he holds three Master's Degrees in Business Administration (Operations and Technology). His numerous awards include The Legion of Merit, (2) Bronze Star Medals for Valor and Service, (3) Meritorious Service Medals, (8) Army Commendation Medals, (3) Army Achievement Medals, the Combat Infantry Badge, and the Honorable Orders of Saint Maurice and Saint Barbara. Colonel Mosher has also served on various Joint Planning Groups and Advisory Councils, such as the National Chairman of the Plans, Operations, Readiness, Training Advisory Council, and has contributed as an instructor and program leader in several veteran support programs, including Volunteers of America, Maine Central Institute, Katie Jane Rocks, Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, House in the Woods, and the Travis Mills Foundation Veterans Retreat. In addition, he is a Registered Maine Guide, a USCG Licensed OUPV Captain, and the Owner and CEO of Gold Star Outfitters, Inc. Colonel Mosher actively serves as a Program Leader for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing while volunteering for various veteran mental health advocacy initiatives. Following his military retirement, he has dedicated himself to personal wellness, philanthropy, coaching youth running teams, and outdoor preparedness, while remaining engaged with the Military Families and Veterans communities. He resides in China, Maine with his wife Wendy and their sons Harrison, Nathanial, Trevor, and Orin.