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Airman Spotlight: Staff Sgt. Michael Pasqua

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  • OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea
2/19/2013 --  Airman Spotlight


Name: Michael Pasqua

Unit: 51 Communications Squadron

Job title: Quality Assurance Evaluator

Job description and its impact on the overall mission: We act as a third-party in the evaluation process to ensure that mission accomplishment occurs within confines of public law, DOD/AF policy, guidance, or technical orders. This contributes to the mission by ensuring 51 CS work centers are performing their responsibility of defending the network, along with recognizing innovative practices.

Time in the military: 4 years

Time at Osan: 8 months

DEROS: June 2013

Family: Father, Remo Pasqua, lives in Florida.
Mother, Anne Pasqua, lives in New Jersey.
Brother, Nick Pasqua, lives in California.

Hometown: Hamilton Sq., New Jersey

Hobbies: Bodybuilding, Photography, Guitar, and Surfing

Why did you join the military? To commit to something that would benefit not only myself, but others around me.

Where do you see yourself in 10 or 20 years? I just want to travel the world some more and/or start a family.

What do you do for fun here? I spend most of my time either in the gym or out traveling the country to practice photography.

What's your favorite Air Force memory or story? Being in Honor Guard at Wright-Patterson AFB is where I saw first-hand the commitments and sacrifices we all make. Performing ceremonies for service men and women aged from 18 to 80 gave me the inspiration to try harder for those before me and set an example for those after me.

What accomplishment are you most proud of? Earning Staff Sergeant and putting on earlier this month.

Who are your role models? My best friend from home, Bob Leip, and my first supervisor, TSgt Anthony Sayers for pushing me to do things which I didn't even know I was capable.