Lt. Colonel (Ret.) Pete “Doc” Chambers is a highly decorated U.S. Army veteran, physician, and public servant whose nearly 40-year military career spanned Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard service. He began his service as an enlisted infantryman and went on to become a Special Forces Green Beret Officer and Special Operations Flight Surgeon, completing multiple combat deployments and earning honors including the Purple Heart, Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, and Combat Medical Badge for his leadership and courage in operational medicine and combat environments.

After earning his medical degree and serving as an emergency physician and SWAT team medic, Chambers returned to the U.S. Army following the attacks of September 11, 2001. He served in key roles overseas and domestically, including as Task Force Surgeon for Operation Lone Star. Following his military retirement, he continued to serve his community through humanitarian work and founded Remnant Ministry TX, which focuses on disaster relief and anti-trafficking missions.

In recognition of his lifelong commitment to service, leadership, and ambassadorship for the military community, Chambers was honored with the 2026 Military Ambassador award at the 2026 Altrua Healthshare Hula Bowl, celebrating his impact on veterans, service members, and the broader public.