John Peck

John (Doc) Peck is a Veteran of the Vietnam War, where he served as a Corpsman in a Marine Grunt Company in the field. After his return from Vietnam, he was stationed at Naval Air Station (NAS) VF101, in Oceana, Virginia (VA). He then attended INDEPENDENT DUTY SCHOOL, in Portsmouth, VA. After graduation, he was assigned to INDEPENDENT DUTY, SUBMARINE SCHOOL, GROTON, Connecticut. Next, he was assigned to the USS GATO, SSN 615, out of New London, Connecticut. After his retirement from military service (Navy), he continued his education, obtaining his doctorate (PhD) in Hospital Administration.

Doctor John Peck worked 30 years for the Department of Defense, Military Sealift Command (MSC) as the Deputy Force Medical Officer before retiring from a combined total of over 50 years of military and civilian government service in 2013. He was presented with a signed letter from the President of the United States, President Barack Obama, thanking him for a lifetime of service to his country. Doc Peck and his wife, Linda, and their faithful beagle (cute little Nutter Butter) make their home in Williamsburg, Virginia, a stone's throw or an Amtrak train-ride away from our nation's capitol, Washington, D.C.