Family History

Hi and welcome to my webpage. Be sure to sign my guest book so I can tell if you've been here. My fullname is Patrick Michael San Nicolas Quenga. My family name is from the island of Guam. I'm the second youngest son of nine. I'm half Guamanian and half Irish. My mother's name is Rosalina San Nicolas Quenga from Agat, Guam. I have five brothers and three sisters; Johnny, Jarvis, Jay (deceased), Jerrold, Guy, Jessica, Jacqueline (deceased), and Johnna. Most of my family lives throughout California with the exception of my mother and little brother (Guy) who lives in Guam and my sister Johnna who lives in Memphis, Tennessee.

I was born and raised in San Diego, California. I spent the first 15 years of my life growing up in San Diego. We lived in San Ysidro, Imperial Beach, and Coronado. When I was 15, we moved to Fresno, California where I graduated from Herbert Hoover High.

After high school, I spent the summer goofing off in Fresno before joining the Army on August 21, 1991. I enlisted to become a computer programmer in the MOS 74F.

You can visit my family at our family website by clicking here

Military History

I joined the Army August 21, 1991. I attended Basic Training (Boot Camp) at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.

After Basic, I transferred to Fort Gordon, Georgia to attend the U.S. Army Computer Science School. After graduating as the Honor Graduate of Advanced Individual Training (AIT), I was transferred to Fort Campbell, Kentucky. There I was assigned to HHC, 501st Signal Battalion, 101st Airborne Division (AASLT). I worked for the Division Automation Management Office (DAMO)/G-6 as a computer technician and a Linux administrator.

After 4 ½ years with the 101st, I transferred to Seoul, Korea. I was assigned to the Information Management Office (IMO) for HHC, 8th PERSCOM in Yongsan, Korea. I worked as a computer technician, network administrator, and UNIX administrator. I was also a squad leader and section NCOIC.

After one year in Korea, I was transferred to White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, where I worked for the TRADOC Analysis Center (TRAC) as a NT and UNIX system administrator and the NCOIC of the Information Systems section. I was located at White Sands for 2 ½ years before leaving for Warrant Officer Candidate School (WOCS).

WOCS took place at Fort Rucker, Alabama. It was honestly the hardest military school I've ever attended. I spent 7 weeks in southern Alabama learning the basics of becoming a Warrant Officer in today's Army.

Recent History

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I'm currently in Darmstadt, Germany with the 22nd Signal Brigade as the Brigade Automation Officer and the Information Assurance Manager.

I’m back in Darmstadt, Germany, after my third tour in the desert. In June of 2007, I’m reporting to the 7th Signal Brigade in Mannheim, Germany for my second tour in Europe. I will be the Signal Brigade Automation Technician, which is a great job. So it looks like I’ll be returning to the States after March 2010. Man, I love Europe!
Feel free to contact me thru my email link on this page. Hope to hear from you soon. Take care and God speed!

If anyone has any questions, future warrant officers or my peers, please feel free to email me and ask. I'm always willing to help out the fellow Soldier.