As we all know, Alexander Semyon Vindman is a popular military figure in the US military at present, and his deeds are not on the global battlefield, but he recently resisted the Obstruction of the White House, attended a House of Representatives hearing controlled by Pelosi, and testified that he personally heard Trump talk to the President of Ukraine. So, what is the origin of this kind of US Army lieutenant colonel, who can enter the White House and hear Trump's phone call?
It turned out that in 1976, Alexander Wiedemann and his twin brother Yevgeny were born into a Jewish family in the former Ukrainian Republic of the Soviet Union, and at the age of 43, they were transferred to the rank of lieutenant colonel, which was not fast in the US military. After their mother's death, the 3-year-old twin and their older brother came to New York in 1979 with their father, Semyon, and the brothers grew up in brooklyn's "Little Odessa" area, where they and their grandmother had left a group photo in front of the Statue of Liberty.
Alexander-Semyon-Widmann is married to rachel cartmill. Alexander-Semyon Wiedeman, who speaks both Russian and Ukrainian, may have set the stage for him to eavesdrop on conversations between Trump and the Ukrainian president in the future. Just think, if he could only speak Ukrainian, then he would not understand Trump's English, and there would be no such thing as house testifying.
Alexander-Semyon Wiedemann graduated from the State University of New York in 1998 and then joined the U.S. Army, completed basic infantry officer training at Fort Benning in 1999, and deployed to South Korea in 2000 to command an infantry and anti-armor platoon. Alexander-Semyon Wiedermann later deployed to Germany and fought in the Iraq War from September 2004 to September 2005, for which he holds the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal.
We can tell from the medal that the one on the left is Semyon and the one on the right is Yevnigan
It is worth noting that Alexander-Semyon-Wiedemann's twin brother Yevgeny Semyon Wiedemann is also a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army, also serving on the National Security Council, responsible for moral affairs, while Alexander Semyon Wiedman currently serves as director of European affairs on the White House National Security Council. Alexander-Semyon Wiedman's eldest brother, Leonid, was also an officer in the U.S. Army. All three brothers served in the U.S. Army, arguably feeding their family, but went to testify to Pelosi, a Ukrainian immigrant who is really unkind.
Alexander-Semyon Wiedermann holds the Purple Heart Medal, The Order of Service for National Defense Merit (with 1 bronze oak leaf cluster), the Meritorious Service Medal, the Army Commendation Medal (with 3 bronze oak leaf clusters), the Army Achievement Medal (with 2 copper oak leaf clusters), the National Defense Service Medal, the Global Counter-Terrorism Expeditionary Service Medal, the Global Counter-Terrorism Service Service Medal, the Korean Service Medal, the Army Service Medal, the Overseas Service Medal, the Joint Meritorious Service Collective Medal, the Army Loyalty Collective Commendation, and the Naval Force Commendation.
The red ribbon lightning on alexander-Semyon Wiedmann's right chest is the distinctive badge of the 25th Infantry Division
Judging from the medals of Alexander Semyon Wiedman, the highest is only the Purple Heart, and none of the top ten high medals before the Bronze Star Medal proves that he did not mix well in the US military and was able to break into the White House, probably because he knew Russian and Ukrainian, and we also saw the importance of mastering 2 foreign languages, otherwise he would not even have the opportunity to oppose the water. However, Alexander Semyon Wiedemann has the Intermediate Infantry Combat Skills Medal, the Ranger Skill Badge, and the Intermediate Parachute Skills Badge, which proves that he is at least an excellent infantryman, and his military skills are still very strong, but this should not be his anti-water response, and he is somewhat ashamed of the Joints Badge worn on his left pocket and the Presidential Service Badge on his right pocket.