Strategic Veterinary Services

CPT McPeck has continued his solid performance as a new Veterinary Corps Officer. His tactical knowledge and skills were a great asset in the train up for Operation Enduring Freedom. CPT McPeck shows great potential to succeed at challenging assignments with increased responsibility.

Developed a senior Vet tech into a current First Sergeant a medical detachment. Manages four NCOs in geographically separate locations. Supported the Army SHARP program by fostering an environment tree of harassment through his own example and training.

Sean’s professionalism sets the tone at all training events, in order to develop all those around him.

CPT McPeck has continued to put up a strong performance as Officer in Charge of a Veterinary Service Support Team. CPT McPeck’s Veterinary Service Support Team was responsible for the medical care of an average of 65 Military Working Dogs (MWDs). His team received 23 MWD MEDEVACs and performed over 90 Out-patient visits, 18 of which required surgical care.

CPT McPeck’s ability to backwards plan and tactically execute in a constantly changing environment is exceptional and he demonstrates unlimited potential for increased levels of responsibility.

CPT McPeck’s tactical skills and ability to execute was a critical asset in the coordination, communication, training, and oversight of the unit’s real world operations mission and he directly contributed to the overhaul of the unit’s training program.

Successfully acquired two LTT protocols through the USASOC institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Facilitated a 100% pass rate for all Regimental kennels. Developed and implemented the Regimental Vet facility, successfully budgeting $500,000 to establish a top of the line full spectrum vet facility.

CPT McPeck has continued to perform well in the position of Officer in Charge of a Veterinary Service Support Team. He coordinated a small ruminant training event for all veterinarians and animal care technicians in the unit, better preparing them for Civil Affairs operations. Upon deployment, CPT McPeck assumed responsibility of the Dwyer Veterinary Services. He increased the capabilities of this Role 1 Veterinary Treatment Facility (VTF) through training and equipment requests to make it a Role 2 VTF.

Of his own accord, Sean developed the Ranger Canine Athletic Program in order to increase the level of fitness and longevity of MWDs within the unit.

CPT McPeck is the most tactically and technically proficient Junior Office I have rated. While deployed, his veterinary skills were vital to mission success. Upon redeployment, his leadership and experience has provided the 463rd MDVS with high level, battle-focused, realistic, and relevant training.