Dr. Pete Chambers

LTC  (Ret.) Pete Chambers joined the army in 1983 and served for a career  spanning 39 years. After his first Honorable Discharge he had a break in  service to complete college and medical school at the University of New  England. He completed a primary care residency and worked as an  emergency room physician and was commissioned as a peace officer serving  his community as a SWAT team physician and sheriff’s deputy. After the  United States was attacked on 9/11, he returned to the US Army Special  Forces. 

He  is a graduate of the Special Forces Qualification Course, earning the  Green Beret. He has multiple combat tours, deploying in the capacity of  Special Operations Flight Surgeon and Green Beret officer conducting  missions around the globe. 

His  last two Stateside deployments in Texas were as a liaison to Governor  Gregg Abbott’s TASK FORCE during the Texas COVID response (2020) and  most recently he deployed to the border of South Texas on Operation Lone  Star as a Task Force Surgeon. (2021). He retired from service at the  end of May, 2022 after he was pulled off orders when his command ordered  him to stop informed consents.  He refused an UNLAWFUL ORDER.  He was  stripped of benefits and pay and forced into retirement .  

He is a combat decorated and disabled veteran and awarded the Purple Heart, for wounds received in combat.