SGM William Frey
Sergeant Major Frey entered the military on 25 June 1976 and attended Basic Training and Food Service Advanced Individual Training for at Fort Dix, New Jersey. His assignments took him to various posts in the United States and abroad. Culminating as the I Corps...
SGM Raymond L. Arnold
Sergeant Major Arnold is the hallmark that premiers the best of the best in logistics planning and execution, and his career spanned 30 years of faithful service to the U.S. Army. SGM Arnold’s superior leadership, technical expertise and professionalism...
SES James B. Emahiser
Mr. Emahiser retired as the head of his own consulting firm which specialized in supply chain management, logistics and acquisition, change management and business process reengineering. Prior, Mr. Emahiser was Vice President of Intermec Technologies, a leader in...
MG Michael K. Jelinsky
Major General Jelinsky graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1973 and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant of Field Artillery in the Regular Army. His military schooling includes the Field Artillery Officer Basic Course, Supply Management Officer...
MG Dempsey D. Kee,
General Kee was commissioned from ROTC and entered active duty in July 1977 and attended the Quartermaster Basic Course, Petroleum Basic Course and Airborne School. His follow-on assignments included the 240th Quartermaster Battalion, 267th Petroleum and...
MG Harold G. Bunch
Major General Harold “Gary” Bunch was once cited as “one of the best logisticians in the Army today” by Army Materiel Command Deputy Commanding General James Pillsbury and General Ann Dunwoody for his work with the Responsible Reset Task Force which returned millions...
CW5 Roberto L. Figueroa
CW5 Figueroa most notably served as a Quartermaster Soldier for thirty years, earning him the distinct title of Soldier for Life. Throughout his military career, he proved to be the consummate professional, initially serving at the company level to the pinnacle...
CW5 Pablo A. Brown
CW5 Brown enlisted in the Army in July 1976 and served honorably for 30 years. He attended basic training and Advanced Individual Training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Later he was selected to become a Quartermaster Warrant Officer and graduated from...
CW4 Cornelius B. Williams
CW4 Williams entered active duty as an Enlisted Soldier on 2 February 1973 and rapidly rose to the rank of Sergeant First Class. Recognizing his potential for increased responsibility the Army selected and appointed him Warrant Officer in August 1986. CW4 Williams...
COL William N. Patterson
COL Patterson was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army Quartermaster Corps upon graduation from Virginia State University, Petersburg Virginia. COL Patterson served as Commander, Defense Contract Management Agency, Maryland, a Brigade-Level...
COL Howard James
Colonel Howard James enlisted in the Kansas National Guard in 1935. He advanced through the ranks attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant before entering active duty in 1940 after his Regiment was activated for World War II. He attended Officers Candidate...
COL Glenn A. Israel
Colonel Israel was commissioned through the ROTC Program at Southwest Missouri State College into the Quartermaster Corps. As was the policy at the time, he was detailed into Artillery. He served as a Platoon Leader of 280mm Atomic Cannon Platoon in...
COL James B. Givens
Colonel Givens served with distinction for nearly 30 years as a prodigious leader and gifted logistician in jobs of ever increasing responsibilities in the United States and Overseas. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Quartermaster Corps, in1966, upon...
COL William J. Flanagan, Jr.
Colonel Flanagan is a native of Saratoga Springs, NY, was commissioned through ROTC at Cornell University in June 1960. During his 30 years of active service, he likely did more to improve Army food service than any other officer in the history of the...
COL Alexander D. Davis, Jr.
Colonel Davis received a Regular Army commission in 1983 as a Distinguished Military Graduate of Virginia State University, with a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing. He received a Master’s Degree in Human Resource management from Chapman University in 1996, and a...
COL David C. Clagett
Colonel Clagett joined the United States Army through the Reserve Officer Training Corps and was Commissioned Regular Army on 28 November 1970 and served through November 2001 and Retired on December 1, 2001 after 31 years of Service to his Nation. He graduated from...
COL Joseph A. Brown
Colonel Brown graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Medical Service Corps. After serving various assignments as a Medical Service Corps Officer, Colonel Brown voluntarily branch transferred...
COL Guy C. Beougher
Colonel Beougher entered the Army in June 1980, following his commissioning as a Quartermaster Second Lieutenant from the ROTC program at Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas. Over the course of his 30 year career in the Active Army, Colonel Beougher served...