Col Wilson Prescott
Chief of Staff4th Marine Logistics GroupColonel Wilson is a native of Plano, TX. He graduated from Texas A&M and was commissioned a Marine Second Lieutenant in 1998. Colonel Wilson’s service in the operating forces includes: Engineer Platoon Commander, 2nd CEB (April 1999 – November 2000); Battalion Engineer Officer and Security Platoon Commander (November 2000 – June 2002); Engineer Company Commander, CLB 5.2 (July 2006 – March 2007, Operation Iraqi Freedom); Operations Officer, Combat Logistics Battalion 11 (March 2007 – July 2008, 11th MEU WESTPAC); Division Engineer Officer and Plans Officer, 1st Marine Division (July 2008 – Feb 2009); Operations Officer, 1st Combat Engineer Battalion (Feb 2009 – December 2009, Operation Enduring Freedom); Assistant Current Operations Officer, 1stMarine Division (December 2009 – June 2010); Plans Officer, III MEF G-5 (August 2011 – June 2014); Plans Officer, III MEF G-35 (August 2016 – April 2017); Commanding Officer, Marine Wing Support Squadron 172 (May2017 – May 2019); A/CS G-3, 1stMarine Logistics Group (July 2022 – January2023); Commanding Officer, Combat Logistics Regiment 1 (January 2023 - June 2024). Outside the operating forces, Colonel Wilson’s service includes: Warfighting Instructor, Staff Platoon Commander, and Company XO, The Basic School (July2002 – June 2005); Head, Readiness Section, Readiness Branch (POR), PP&O (July2014 – June 2016); and Division Chief, NATO and Turkey Policy Division, Joint Staff J-5 (June 2020 – June 2022). Colonel Wilson has attended various schools and courses, including Combat Engineer Officer’s Course; Light Armored Reconnaissance Leaders Course; Summer Mountain Leaders Course; Expeditionary Warfare School; Marine Corps Command and Staff College (non-resident); School of Advanced Warfighting; Red Team Member Training; Joint Logistics Officers Course; and the National War College.
PULSE Check: An AI-Enabled Commander’s Survey Tool
Accelerating Command Insights with AI: 4th MLG’s "PULSE Check" prototype tool is being developed to deliver near-instantaneous command climate analysi…Accelerating Command Insights with AI: 4th MLG’s "PULSE Check" prototype tool is being developed to deliver near-instantaneous command climate analysis, transforming a weeks-long process into a real-time feedback loop. It will leverage a secure AI pl…Accelerating Command Insights with AI: 4th MLG’s "PULSE Check" prototype tool is being developed to deliver near-instantaneous command climate analysis, transforming a weeks-long process into a real-time feedback loop. It will leverage a secure AI platform to shorten the leadership OODA loop, allowing commanders to rapidly identify and address readiness issues. Harnessing Reserve Talent for Innovation: The prototype was created by a Reserve offic…Accelerating Command Insights with AI: 4th MLG’s "PULSE Check" prototype tool is being developed to deliver near-instantaneous command climate analysis, transforming a weeks-long process into a real-time feedback loop. It will leverage a secure AI platform to shorten the leadership OODA loop, allowing commanders to rapidly identify and address readiness issues. Harnessing Reserve Talent for Innovation: The prototype was created by a Reserve officer with civilian AI expertise, showcasing the untapped technical talent within MARFORRES. This initiative serves as a powerful model for leveraging the private-sector skills of Reserve Marines to drive service-level modernization. Following a December 2025 collaboration with Google and Microsoft, 4th MLG and MARFORRES IMKM planners developed a two-tiered plan that begins with creating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) using existing Microsoft capabilities and culminates in a fully AI-enabled version on the secure Azure Government platform. Boosting Participation for Reliable Data: By enabling secure, anonymous feedback via personal mobile devices, PULSE Check overcomes access barriers and dramatically increases participation rates. This provides commanders with a more accurate and reliable data set for decision-making, based on a truly representative sample of their unit. Once the AI-powered Azure platform is launched, any Marine leader could use it to get high quality, real-time feedback from the ranks in a generationally relevant way, and with that, they could identify and address readiness degraders quicker.Show MoreClick the title to see all detailsShow More
