Time To Wake Up America
N.C. 12th District
About Paul Johnson
I was born on December 29, 1974. I am the youngest of five children. I have one brother and three sisters. I was adopted by Grace and Phillip Johnson and raise in South Carolina. My mother and father divorced when I was five and I was raised by my mother until I was 17. My mother became ill and I had to quit school at 17 and started working full time to pay bills. I receive my GED in Nov. of 1992. My mother moved here to North Carolina shortly after, to stay with one of my sisters here in Lexington N.C.
I joined the Marine Corps in April 1993. From there I went to Paris Island for Boot camp, then to Camp Geiger for Marine Combat Training, after that I attended my Military Occupational School. I was stationed at Camp Lejeune from 1993-1996 at 8th Motor Transport Battalion. While there, I attended the Corporals Leadership Course, and I was a squad leader for my platoon. I later attended school to become an environmental protection officer. After graduation I took the duty assignment as the Hazardous Material Compliance Officer for my company. I remained in that position until I was assigned to Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort S.C. MWSS 273.
While I was there I was a section leader for my platoon. Later I was transferred to the Base Motor Transport Div. While there I served as the Base Motor Transport Chief of Operations.
In September 1999 I was stationed in Okinawa Japan. I served as Platoon Sergeant, Truck Master, and Motor Transport Chief. I transferred again to Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
I was assigned to Combat Service Support Group 3. I served there as Platoon Leader and Platoon Sergeant. While I was there I attended the Staff NCO Academy and Hawaii Pacific University and studied Business Management.
In January 2004 I was transferred to Camp Pendleton were I was assigned to the 1st Marine Division, 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, while there I served as Section Chief until August 30, 2005 when I was released from active duty. I served combat tours in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Iraq.
I have a great Family with my supportive wife Fe and my stepson Jeffrey. We’ve been together for eight great years and have been married for five of them. I moved here to Lexington N.C. in September 2005, and we now call North Carolina home.
(Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by
the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, or the Department of Defense.)
I joined the Marine Corps in April 1993. From there I went to Paris Island for Boot camp, then to Camp Geiger for Marine Combat Training, after that I attended my Military Occupational School. I was stationed at Camp Lejeune from 1993-1996 at 8th Motor Transport Battalion. While there, I attended the Corporals Leadership Course, and I was a squad leader for my platoon. I later attended school to become an environmental protection officer. After graduation I took the duty assignment as the Hazardous Material Compliance Officer for my company. I remained in that position until I was assigned to Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort S.C. MWSS 273.
While I was there I was a section leader for my platoon. Later I was transferred to the Base Motor Transport Div. While there I served as the Base Motor Transport Chief of Operations.
In September 1999 I was stationed in Okinawa Japan. I served as Platoon Sergeant, Truck Master, and Motor Transport Chief. I transferred again to Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
I was assigned to Combat Service Support Group 3. I served there as Platoon Leader and Platoon Sergeant. While I was there I attended the Staff NCO Academy and Hawaii Pacific University and studied Business Management.
In January 2004 I was transferred to Camp Pendleton were I was assigned to the 1st Marine Division, 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, while there I served as Section Chief until August 30, 2005 when I was released from active duty. I served combat tours in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Iraq.
I have a great Family with my supportive wife Fe and my stepson Jeffrey. We’ve been together for eight great years and have been married for five of them. I moved here to Lexington N.C. in September 2005, and we now call North Carolina home.
(Use of his military rank, job titles, and photographs in uniform does not imply endorsement by
the Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, or the Department of Defense.)
