Michael Singleton, Norwalk, CA Tumblr Blog

From his service in the US Army to his current role as a private investigator in Norwalk, CA, Michael Singleton has endeavored to uphold the law and protect those in his charge. He served in the army for seven years and received his honorable discharge as a sergeant in 1991. Michael Singleton then enrolled in the Rio Hondo Police Academy and went on to graduate at the top of his class. Mr. Singleton served as a police officer for 13 years, at both the municipal and state levels. He accepted appointments as training officer and commander and held a variety of specialized roles, including internal affairs investigator and field training officer. He has since gone on to establish and serve as senior investigator for Ironhorse Investigative Services in Norwalk, CA, where he works on high-profile court cases and provides intensive private protections to visiting dignitaries. A licensed investigator in the state of California, Mr. Singleton has also received his credentials as an undercover and narcotics officer and has completed higher education in business. He additionally stands out as a licensed commercial helicopter and drone pilot and has flown to and from airports across Southern California.

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An Overview of the US Army Achievement Medal

Michael Singleton owns Ironhorse Investigative Services in Norwalk, CA. He studied business and criminal justice in college. Prior to establishing his investigation and corporate security company in Norwalk, CA, Michael Singleton served in law enforcement and spent seven years in the military. He is the recipient of several honors, including the US Army Achievement Medal as well as the Commander’s Award. The United States Army Achievement Medal (AAM) is given to military personnel who have demonstrated exemplary service or an outstanding achievement. The accomplishments warranting AAM recommendation may take place on the field of combat, though combat-related service is typically rewarded with a Commendation Medal or Meritorious Service Medal. The AAM award, developed in 1981, is an octagonal bronze piece measuring 1.5 inches in diameter. The medal is detailed with a US Army plaque, dated 1775 on one side. On the oppose side, a pair of laurels underscore the words “For Military Achievement.”