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Congressional Recognition of Lt. Col. Jeff Davison

Original title: SALUTING THE SERVICE OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL JEFF DAVISON

March 31, 2025

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What this does

This document serves as an official public record of a Congressional Veteran Commendation awarded to a specific individual for past military and community service.

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Jeff Davison

He is the recipient of the Congressional Veteran Commendation.

John R. Carter

He is the member of Congress who sponsored and entered the commendation into the record.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 31, 2025.

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Summary

Representative John R. Carter formally honored retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Jeff Davison with a Congressional Veteran Commendation. The record highlights Davison's 20-year military career and his ongoing volunteer work in the Central Texas community.

Key Facts

Representative John R. Carter awarded a Congressional Veteran Commendation to retired Lt. Col. Jeff Davison.
Lt. Col. Davison served a 20-year career in the U.S. Air Force.
Davison's military roles included Fighter Pilot, Flight Examiner, Instructor, Test Pilot, and Air Force Exchange Officer to Australia.
Davison served as Flight Commander and Air Force Reserve Commander at Reese Air Force Base.
In 2004, Davison served as Director of Combat Operations for the NORAD Continental Region.
Davison received three Top Gun awards and a Meritorious Service Medal with 3 oak leaf clusters.
Davison has been a member of the Central Texas Chapter of the Military Officers' Association of America since 2015 and served as president in 2022.
Davison volunteers for the Alzheimer's Association and the Longest Day fundraiser.
Davison has served as Chairman of the Committee on Committees at First Baptist Church in Temple since 2019.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official public record of a Congressional Veteran Commendation awarded to a specific individual for past military and community service.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Congressional Veteran Commendation?

It is an honor bestowed by a member of Congress to recognize the service and achievements of a veteran.

Does this document change any laws or funding?

No, this is a ceremonial entry in the honoring an individual.

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Connected Entities

organizationNORAD Continental Region“Organization where Davison served as Director of Combat Operations in 2004.”Map →

organizationMilitary Officers' Association of America“Organization where Davison served as president of the Central Texas Chapter in 2”Map →

personJeff Davison“Retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and recipient of the Congressional Vet”Map →

organizationFirst Baptist Church in Temple“Religious organization where Davison serves as Chairman of the Committee on Comm”Map →

personJohn R. Carter“U.S. Representative from Texas who entered the commendation into the Congression”Map →

organizationAlzheimer's Association“Organization where Davison volunteers.”Map →

organizationU.S. Air Force“The military branch where Lt. Col. Davison served for two decades.”Map →

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