Darkness always comes before the light. In our daily lives, how can we reach the light if we don't know the way out? It is a constant battle every day to find the inner peace and the tranquillity the heart wants-to be rid of this constant nightmare, the battle of life, to survive and reach peace. The sacrifices we must endure to survive and provide for your family. At the same time, your soldiers become your family, and you know the pain you must endure when you lose one of your family members. Too many soldiers have been lost. The price of freedom comes with a heavy burden. To endure that burden, you must be able to keep memories alive as well as continue to live in silence. The one place we must remember those brutal days with the taste of a very cold beer in honor of the fallen ones who sacrificed everything so we can be here.
 
 
Pablo LaSalle Jr. Born in Cook County. ILL on May 12,1960. was raised in Brooklyn, NY until the age of 10. Then traveled to Puerto Rico due to the death of his grandfather. Went to school in Quebradillas, Puerto Rico for two years and then to Hatillo, Puerto Rico where he finished high school. Attended Colegio Regional de Aguadilla (CORA), a regional college in Ramey Air Force based. Join the United States Army in 1979 while American hostages were held in Iran. The Infantry still ran all military schools, started Infantry then was sent to Armor school where they acquired Technical and tactical knowledge of move, shoot communicate, Certified combat lifesaver, and first aid training. Maneuver and technical knowledge of dozer tank to dig in battle positions. Last Minesweeper tank during desert deployments to clear all minefields and still provide far security. SSG LaSalle attended Primary Non-Commission Office course, Basic Non- Commissioner course and Advanced Non-Commisioner course. Serve as training NCO and provide support for drill sergeants. instructor Trained and certified for over 30 Tank Related Tasks to all initial entry soldiers.