Rank and File
We are now in our second decade and we have grown by leaps and bounds over the years! When we started out we went from one to just two initial members, to 10 in our first full year, then to 25, to 45 to 50...and now 70+ members!
President
Chris Mlynarczyk

President/Commander - Chris Mlynarczyk. Chris Mlynarczyk is a University of Delaware 1993 graduate with a BAAS in History, primarily US history, philosophy, and political science. Chris also was an Air Force ROTC cadet for all four years at the University of Delaware. Chris attended Nankai University in Tianjin, China in 1992 as part of a study abroad program. Chris is a former USAF officer, having proudly served at Griffiss AFB in Rome, NY and then McGuire AFB in Wrightstown, NJ. Chris worked with regular and special munitions with B-52 bombers while at Griffiss AFB and then with C-141 cargo and KC-10 air refueling aircraft at McGuire AFB. Chris also worked with the Air Force Office of Special Investigation (OSI) while stationed at McGuire AFB. He has worked in the investment management industry since leaving the Air Force in 1996.
Chris was elected President of the 1st Delaware Regiment in January 2012 and has been reelected many times to this position. Chris has always been fascinated with colonial America and looks forward to pursuing his research on the American Revolution and Delaware. Chris is also a member of the Company of Military Historians, the George Washington Society of Delaware, and the American Legion. He is also a board member of the historic Hale-Byrnes House and of the Delaware Military Heritage Education and Association. Lastly, Chris has accumulated a small library of books, maps, etc. primarily related to Delaware in the Revolutionary War. Chris always looks forward to being at 1st Delaware Regiment events and helping to educate the public and preserve Delaware’s history.
Field Commander - Blaise Glowiak is a native Delawarean.
Vice President / Quartermaster - Milt Sherman.
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Treasurer - John Taylor. John Taylor is a graduate of Salesianum High School and the U.S. Naval Academy (1977) where he received his BS in General Engineering with a minor in International Security Affairs and participated as a member of the Navy track team. While there he received the Harry E. Ward award from the Director of Naval Intelligence for most proficient non-native speaking midshipman in Portuguese. He was an all-state football player and state record holder in track. He still holds the high school records in track. John joined the US Marine Corps where he flew jet fighters. He later attended the University of Southern California where he obtained an MS in Systems Engineering Mgt and a masters certification in Logistics.
After leaving the military John worked for General Electric Aerospace through mergers to Lockheed Martin for 36 years. His principal focus was as an operational systems engineer/ senior manager and ultimately as a corporate process improvement consultant and project manager.
John has been married to USAF veteran Karen for 15 years and has three children and seven grandchildren. He lives in Elkton, MD. He has a strong interest in history with a primary focus on books, medieval history and small boats. John has been a historical reenactor since 2003 covering the revolutionary era (1757-1814). He built a sailing gunboat that was part of the Age-of-Sail Maritime Alliance where he was secretary. He has also been part of two British artillery units, a redcoat unit (the 1NJV) and a militia group in Massachusetts before moving back to the Delaware area. Currently, he is secretary for his HOA and volunteers at the Delaware Military Museum. Go Navy, Beat Army!
Secretary - Kevin O'Malley
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Safety Officer - Robert Allen
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Civilian Head - Stephanie Billon.

Website Administrator
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Joshua Peter Loper
Website Administrator - Joshua Peter Loper loves history. He is a historian, and published author. His direct ancestor (Loper) came to our country in 1615. After growing up in New Jersey (The Loper family lived in Cumberland and Salem Counties from 1620-2022) his family moved to Delaware where he attended Delaware Military Academy. He then continued his studies in Delaware with his bachelor's, and master's program at Wilmington University. Mr. Loper is a former teacher and is now the Director of the Delaware Military Heritage and Education Foundation/Delaware Military Museum. He is also on the Board of Directors for the United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada, Governor Simcoe Branch. He has worked in education and Museums since 1998. His love of history was inspired by his father (who was a history teacher/college professor) and by stories of his family. His direct ancestor Abraham Loper served in the Continental Army from 1775-1783.