Doug Osborn

Doug Osborn serves as Program Manager at Warrior Reunion Foundation (WRF), where he oversees logistics for all operations and manages WRF's digital presence. His journey with WRF began as a volunteer in 2017, inspired by his own unit reunion put on by WRF, and led to him joining the team in 2019 as part-time Travel Coordinator.

As an infantryman in the United States Marine Corps (2002 - 2011), Doug served in both active duty and reserve units. His service included four combat deployments between Iraq and Afghanistan, supporting the Global War on Terror. During his 2003 deployment with the 3rd Battalion 4th Marines (3/4) for Operation Iraqi Freedom, he was wounded in combat, earning him the Purple Heart. Doug continued with 3/4 for two additional combat deployments, participating in crucial operations, including the First Battle of Fallujah.

Shortly after the end of his active-duty commitment, Doug joined the Marine Corps Reserves and served with 3rd Battalion 24th Marines (3/24) as both a squad leader and platoon sergeant. While with 3/24, he deployed for his fourth time to Iraq and subsequently to Afghanistan when the unit’s mission in Iraq ended midway through the deployment.

After leaving the Marine Corps, Doug continued his service as a work study at the Veterans Administration, accumulating over 2500 volunteer hours. He also worked as an independent contractor, providing training support to military units nationwide before joining WRF full time in 2022.