The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is responsible for investigating

felony crimes of Army interest. The scope ranges

from murders to drug investigations to fraud. For

eight of Jackson's 29 years with the Army, he

served the USACIDC in three positions: commander

of USACIL-Europe; the first commander of USACIL; and the USACIDC chief of staff.

"There is no doubt that Col. Jackson left

his mark on USACIDC in a manner that will continue to have a significant positive impact on

the destiny of USACIDC well into the 21st

century," said CIDC officials. "He is most worthy of

recognition in the Hall of Fame."

Jackson has also been honored many times for his work at Gordon College, including

being named the Board of Regents' Distinguished

Professor for Teaching and Learning for the past

two years.

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