COL Ralph Hill
Colonel Hill attended Virginia Tech, earning a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Dairy Technology. As a ROTC Distinguished Military Graduate, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry Corps. Later, Colonel Hill branch transferred to...
COL David Rohrer
Colonel David Rohrer served at the Combined Arms Support Command as a Strategic Planning Officer. He was responsible for strategic planning efforts and initiatives within the U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command and Sustainment Center of Excellence to implement the...
COL David L. Shaw
Colonel Shaw was commissioned a Second Lieutenant from the ROTC program at Eastern Kentucky University. He completed combat tours in Vietnam and Panama (Operation Just Cause). Colonel Shaw served as a Logistics Advisor assigned to Advisory Team 36,...
COL Jesse D. Tolleson
Colonel Tolleson was assigned to United States Army Headquarters Area Command in Saigon, Vietnam where he served as the operations officer for the Field Ration Mess Division. After his return from Vietnam, he was assigned to the 530th Supply and Service...
COL Ralph F. Wright
Colonel Wright entered active duty as a Quartermaster Officer having been commissioned through the ROTC program at Murray State University. He served in a variety of command and staff positions of increasing responsibility. As a company grade officer, these...
CSM John M. Gaines, Jr
Command Sergeant Major Gaines joined the Army as a Subsistence Supply Specialist on the delayed entry program. He attended Basic Training at Fort Dix, New Jersey, and subsequently to Fort Lee for Advanced Individual Training. After AIT, he was assigned to several...
CSM June E. Seay
As the Command Sergeant Major of the US Army Garrison Fort Lee, Command Sergeant Major Seay, expertly led, trained and provided exceptional leadership to more than 250 Soldiers and four First Sergeants. She was immensely valuable to the $1.3 billion transformation of...
CW5 Shirley T. Ashley
CW5 Ashley enlisted into the U.S. Army and after 12 years of distinguished service, she received her Warrant Officer Appointment as a Food Service Technician. Throughout her superb enlisted and warrant careers, she served in a wide variety of challenging assignments...
CW5 David J. Longstaff
Chief Warrant Officer Five David Longstaff entered the Army on 22 May 1984. His duty assignments include numerous Continental United States locations. Overseas assignments include Egypt, Germany, two tours in Iraq (one with the Military Transition Team). He was...
Dr. Mitchell J. Hartson
Dr. Hartson served the US Federal Government Civil Service from 1966 to 2006. He is a native of New York, who attended public schools in the Watertown, New York area prior to attending Ithaca College, the State University of New York and the College of William...
GEN Johnnie E. Wilson
General Wilson entered the Army as an Enlisted Soldier as a Materiel Control and Accounting Specialist and reached the rank of Staff Sergeant before attending Officer Candidate School (OCS). On completion of OCS, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Ordnance...
MG Margaret N. Boor
Major General Boor began her military career as an Enlisted Woman. Four years later, she was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Military Intelligence Corps. After completion of the Officer Basic Course, she served four years in the 313th Military...
MG Kenneth S. Dowd
Major General Dowd retired after 35 years of Service. In his last active duty assignment, he served as the Director of Logistics Operations for the Defense Logistics Agency, similar to the role of a chief operating officer. In this position, he managed a $44 Billion...
MG Thomas J. Richardson
General Richardson entered the Army following graduation from Stephen F. Austin University. Throughout his career, General Richardson commanded tours at every level, to include brigade command in combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In his last active duty...
Mr. Richard J. Weis
Mr. Weis provided a lifetime of support to the United States Army and the Quartermaster Corps. He started as an analyst for the Quartermaster School and later served as a branch chief responsible for the training of tens of thousands of Quartermaster Soldiers. Later,...
MSG Vito Bertoldo
Master Sergeant Bertoldo was born and raised in Decatur, Illinois, and worked as a coal miner and truck driver. Though he was exempt from the World War II draft because of poor eyesight, he enlisted in the United States Army in 1942 and was approved for limited duty...