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Gator Guard Commanders
Name Term began Term ended
1. No Record 1953 1954
2. James C. Langley 1954 1956
3. Kenneth Cox 1956 1957
4. Frank E. Yon 1957 1958
5-8. No Record 1958 1962
9. Bob Adams 1962 1963
10. Dick Combs 1963 1964
11. Thomas E. Striker 1964 1965
12. Stuart H. Watkins 1965 1966
13. Glade M. Ligget 1966 1967
14. Thomas Ball 1967 1968
15. Thomas V. Steck 1968 1969
16. James M. Hedick 1969 1970
17. Marcy A. Dupré IV 1970 1971
18. James Killian 1971 1972
19. William A. Van Horn Jr 1972 1973
20. Samuel W. Anderson 1973 1974
21. William V. Allen 1974 1975
22. Paul Rock 1975 1976
23. John Jordan 1976 1977
24. Thomas K. Heineken 1977 1978
25. Ernie Robinson 1978 1979
26. Nancy A. Oxer 1979 1980
27. Karl D. Davis 1980 1981
28. Charles Charleston 1981 1982
29. Van T. Oxer 1982 1983
30. Wes Ramp 1983 1984
31. Jose Bentancourt 1984 1985
32. Joel W. Cornell 1985 1986
33. James E. Oxer 1986 1987
34. John Daigle 1987 1988
35. Paul Epstein 1988 1989
36. Charles W. Seifert III 1989 1990
37. Gregory M. Wikan 1990 1991
38. Ralph López 1991 1992
39. Peter E. Leone 1992 1993
40. Amy R. Jensen 1993 1994
41. Brett Rhodenizer 1994 1995
42. Francisco López 1995 1996
43. Dereck L. Edge 1996 1997
44. Francisco López 1997 1998
45. Charles A. Gambaro Jr. 1998 1999
46. Abraham S.J. Falkowitz 1999 2000
47. Hideyoshi C. Johnson 2000 2001
48. Jeremiah J. Cordovano 2001 2002
49. Andres M. Rivera 2002 2003
50. Laiza M. Correa 2003 2004
51. Lara R. Nobles 2004 2005
52. Kamephis Perez 2005 2006
53. Evan R. Raymond 2005 2006
54. Daniel J. Perez 2006 2008
55. Randall L. Conyers II 2008 2009
56. Christopher M. Hayes 2009 2010
57. Sheldon G.B. Waugh 2010 2011
58. James K. Llanio 2011 2013
59. Alexander W. Smith 2013 2014
60. Sean P. Lynch 2014 2015
61. Jared S. Abes 2015 2016
62. Gregory S. Davis 2016 2017


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Gator Guard leadership
Gator Guard at UF 2015 Homecoming Parade. Commander holds saber.

The Gator Guard leadership structure mirrors that of a US Army Company (military unit). The titular head of the organization is the "Commander." The Gator Guard Commander is traditionally in charge of all missions and operations of the drill team. The drill team differs from other military type units in that the commander is not appointed, but rather elected. The team holds an election at the end of the spring UF academic semester. The exact date of the election varies from year to year. The organization also possesses a treasurer, who is also elected. All other positions in the organization are, in keeping with military tradition, appointed by the commander.

The highest ranking appointed position is the Executive Officer. The Executive Officer manages the team staff and helps guide operations. The next highest appointed position after the Executive Officer is the Platoon Sergeant. The Platoon Sergeant is the head trainer of the drill team and guides the day-to-day operations.

The team also possesses a Color Guard Commander, who is equal in rank with the Platoon Sergeant. The Color Guard Commander is appointed, and acts as the head trainer of the color guard participants and leads all color guard operations.

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Mission statement

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User:Ttteeett please see Wikipedia:Avoid mission statements. You restored this content after it was removed three times. If you do it once more you will likely be blocked per WP:3RR

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I've added a conflict of interest tag to this article. This signifies to readers that the article has been extensively edited by one or more people with a conflict of interest, and is likely to have bias, in the form of missing negative content, overemphasis on "positives", non-neutral language (all of which are violations of the WP:NPOV content policy), and is likely to have unsourced or poorly sourced content, in violation of the WP:VERIFY content policy. It is likely that the content promotes the subject of the article, in violation of the WP:PROMO policy. Independent editors need to review the article and correct it, and then may remove the tag. If you do so, please leave a note here. Thanks. Jytdog (talk) 10:31, 21 March 2017 (UTC)[reply]