Richard M. Ingleby

Rich M. Ingleby is a nineteen-year active duty Army artillery officer, primarily having served in high-tempo and expeditionary Airborne assignments. A veteran of three combat tours in Afghanistan, his service brings a unique perspective into what wartime military life was: everything from its tactics and technical matters, to the jarring experience of being under enemy fire, to a deep understanding of living with those memories long after the guns have gone silent. Passionate about military history, Rich’s career has given him multiple opportunities to engage in unit history, writing several successful posthumous Second World War award nominations and unit histories. Rich holds a Bachelor’s Degree in History and a Master’s Degree in Military History and is the Director for the Arizona Center for Missing in Action.