U.S. Army Protective Services Battalion
First Sergeant Janet M. Tanner-Booska
First Sergeant, U.S. Army Protective Services Battalion (CID)
1SG Janet M. Tanner-Booska was born in Newport News, VA. In 1994, she enlisted into the Army as a Military Policeman and attended one station unit training at Fort McClellan, AL.
Key assignments have included Driver/Gunner, 552nd MP Co, Camp Hialeah, Pusan, Korea; Military Police Investigator and Evidence Custodian, Fort Sam Houston, TX; Special Agent, 515th MP Detachment (CID), Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo; NCOIC, Child Abuse Team, 102d MP Det (CID) Schofield Barracks, HI, Detachment Sergeant and Evidence Custodian, 90th MP Det (CID), Fort Sill, OK; Operations Sergeant, Criminal Investigations Task Force; Brigade Operations Sergeant, 202d MP Group (CID), Stem Kaserne, Germany; Command Equal Opportunity Advisor and Sexual Harassment/Assault Response Program Manager, HQ, United States Army Criminal Investigations Command.
MSG Tanner-Booska holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Liberal Arts and a Master of Public Administration. Her military education includes the Warrior Leaders Course through the Advance Noncommissioned Officer Course, Equal Opportunity Advisor’s Course, Supervisory Prevention of Sexual Harassment, Military Police Investigator’s Course, Apprentice Special Agent Course, Child Abuse Prevention and Investigative Techniques, Advance Crime Scene Investigative Techniques, and the Antiterrorism Officer’s Course, She is also certified in Advanced Forensic Child Interviewing and EEO Mediation.
Her awards and decorations include the Meritorious Service Medal (4), Army Commendation Medal (2), Joint Service Achievement, Army Achievement Medal (2), Army Good Conduct Medal (5), National Defense Medal with bronze star, Korean Defense Medal, Kosovo Campaign Medal with bronze star, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development Ribbon (3), Overseas Ribbon (3), NATO Medal, and Driver’s Badge.