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Po2 Tchekpi's Role In The Military

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PO2 Tchekpi is the definition of professionalism, a true leader and an outstanding human being on and off duty. He is a dedicated leader that will put his Sailors first at all time. His performance at shore and while on deployment were nothing but exceptional. Definitely, HSC-12 will lose a valuable asset and an extraordinary Sailor. Recommend a

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