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ANNUAL

REPORT

MISSION

To promote the development of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education

Center (USAHEC) and its programs and to sustain and enhance the

Center’s ability to inform and educate the American public on the

contributions of Soldiers and the U.S. Army to our Nation.

Board of Directors

Edward “Shy” Meyer General, USA (R) Honorary Chair

Robert H. Scales, Jr., Ph.D. Major General USA (R) Chair Robert M. Diamond Major General, USA (R) President Christopher Gleason Vice Chair Norman Myers II Treasurer Peter J. Ressler, Esq. Secretary

Gregory Attorri Julie Barko Germany John “Jack” Brooks Julian “J.B.” Burns Major General, USA (R) Joseph Capita Kathryn Condon George Fischer Joel B. “J. B.” Hudson

Susan Lawrence Lieutenant General, USA (R) Derek Leo Michael Littenberg Donald Thomas Command Sergeant Major, USA (R) Diane Tokarsky, Esq. Adam Zarfoss Domenic P. Rocco Brigadier General, USA (R) Emeritus

Foundation Staff Mike Perry, Executive Director Amanda Neal, Office Manager Courtney Cauthon, Budget & Accounting Specialist Kristopher Ruth, Development Program Specialist (Jan. – July 2016)

Jeff Hawks, Education Director Cathleen Baker, Education Assistant (Sept. – Dec. 2016) Rhonda Newton, Education Assistant (Jan. – July 2016)

Development Assistant (July 2016 – Dec. 2016)

Amanda Ginter, Store Manager

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BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE

Build – Promote - Enhance

Your sustained support has allowed us to continue our work with our

many partners to build, promote, and enhance the programs of the U.S.

Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC). Our success is a

product of your support and on behalf of the Board of Directors of the

Army Heritage Center Foundation and the Foundation staff; I want to

express our appreciation for your sustained support that allows us to

continue to enhance “Telling the Army Story . . . One Soldier at a

time.®”

2016 was a great year for our partnership with the U.S. Army, our many

donors, and supporters who wish to honor our Soldiers and their

Families! As I reported last year, we broke ground on a $2.25 million

expansion of the Visitor and Education Center in November 2015. I am proud to report that the

Army took possession of this new addition – The Hall of the American Soldier – on September

16, 2016. This expansion provides USAHEC an additional gallery and improved facilities to

support special programs, Veterans’ reunions, and other educational activities. This new facility

is already in use and in 2017, the first exhibit for the new gallery has opened – Good-Bye

Broadway, Hello France – a tribute to our Soldiers who answered the call during World War

One.

As our major construction program ended, support from some of our regional supporters allowed

us to convert the former lobby of Ridgway Hall, an under-used space, into a new gallery. You

would be proud to know that this new space will highlight the environment that our Soldiers in

Afghanistan and Iraq have operated in. Next door, in the Omar N. Bradley Art Gallery, the

Foundation sponsored the exhibit Sleepless Nights: The Midnight Drawings of John A. Cook.

John Cook, a sergeant assigned to the 5th

Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, fought in

Korea from July 1950 to June 1951. After the war, he became a professor of the visual arts and

ended his teaching career at Penn State University. He suffered PTSD for much of his life, and

when he could not sleep, he drew vivid portrayals of his service in Korea as a testament to his

comrades and fallen friends. The Foundation was proud to have sponsored this exhibit and

supported the USAHEC staff with a full time intern who helped catalog the collection and

prepare the more than 60 sketches for exhibit.

The Foundation also continued its efforts to promote USAHEC by improving the public’s

knowledge of campus resources and working to build visitation. As we have in the past, the

Foundation continued to promote USAHEC in print and electronic media, as both an educational

resource and a tourist destination. The Foundation purchased advertisements in regional tourism

publications and assisted USAHEC staff gain regional news coverage of programs and events.

In addition, the Foundation continued to expand our electronic footprint on Facebook and

Twitter especially for USAHEC’s 2016 Army Heritage Days weekend. We can use your help

and ask you to also promote visitation to the Center and use of its resources.

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With changes to Army regulations, the Foundation assumed a greater role to enhance the

USAHEC collections. We facilitated improvements in the library, archival, and artifact

holdings by coordinating the donation of more than 100 collections during the year. While most

consisted of library and manuscript collections, we were able to secure an outstanding photo

collection from the family of Mathew Batson, a Medal of Honor Awardee, who served in the

Philippines. Batson is credited with the creation of the Maccabee Scouts, the forerunner of the

Philippine Scouts who loyally served with our Soldiers throughout WWI and WWII. As

important, Jeff Hawks, our Education Program Director, undertook an effort with a regional

paper to secure the oral history interviews of 31 Vietnam Veterans that were subsequently

transferred into the holdings of USAHEC.

The Education Department also continued to refine their programs to enhance support of teacher

and student education. Their efforts remain critical, for we need our citizens to appreciate past

challenges and successes of our Nation, its Soldiers, and their Families. They continued

management of the State-wide National History Day in PA program and with a second year of

support from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, sustained the effort to grow the National

History Day program in an underserved region of the state.

We need your continued support to expand a campus dedicated to honoring our Soldiers,

preserving their memories, and educating the Army and the public of our Nation’s history and

the Soldiers’ and Army’s role in shaping that history. Please be as generous as you can, please

serve as an advocate for USAHEC, and please visit this National resource that you have helped

create.

Robert H. Scales, Jr., Ph.D.

Major General, USA Retired

Hall of the American Soldier Expansion Project

This expansion will support the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center’s need for

additional exhibit, educational program, and conferencing space.

Help us achieve this vision!

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USAHEC PROGRAMS The Foundation would like to highlight some of the 2016 programs and accomplishments of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) that help to Honor Soldiers and their Families, Preserve their memories, and Educate the Army and the American public.

Onsite displays and exhibits include: Treasures of USAHEC The Soldier Experience Gallery, including Courage, Commitment, and Fear: The American Soldier in the Vietnam War Exhibits in the General of the Army Omar N. Bradley Memorial Art Gallery

Cook Pot and Palette: The World War II Artwork of Sergeant Angelo Gepponi, 77th Infantry Division, 305th Field Artillery

Sleepless Nights: Korean War Veteran John A. Cook’s Midnight Drawings On Patrol – Focusing on Iraq and Afghanistan Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France – World War I Exhibit The Army Heritage Trail

Army Heritage Days H-STEM educational signage on the Army Heritage Trail (in coordination with the

Foundation) Academic field trips for more than 2,600 students 3,000 onsite researchers and 3,500 offsite research requests Visitation reached 195,000; Total visitation since opening exceeded 1,300,000 More than 35 lectures, staff rides, and programs that promoted Officership and Army

Professionalism. Support to Vietnam War 50th Commemoration Public Showing of the documentary War and Thank You For Your Service (in

coordination with the Foundation)

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2016 DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Thank you for your support! During 2016, you provided over $430,000 in donations,

memberships, and special project funds. This enabled us to continue to Build, Promote, and

Enhance the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. Your support allowed us to facilitate

construction of the 7,500 square foot expansion and manage the $2 million Redevelopment

Assistance Construction Program (RACP) grant awarded by the Commonwealth of

Pennsylvania in 2014. Please see the listing of our 2016 donors in this report.

Membership soared this year, thanks to our partnership with Members 1st Federal Credit

Union, which resulted in more than 9,000 new Recruit-level members this year! Membership at

the Minuteman through Doughboy levels remained steady and we welcomed two new GI

(Lifetime) members. This report also includes a listing of our members as of December 31,

2016, less the Recruit level.

Visitor and Education Center

With construction of the Hall of the American

Soldier complete, the recent expansion is most

apparent inside the building with the addition of

an exhibit gallery, divisible multi-purpose room,

expanded café seating. This 7,500 square foot

expansion was made possible through a $2

million RACP grant from the Commonwealth of

Pennsylvania and additional funding from

Tawani Foundation, The Donald B. and

Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation, the G.B.

Stuart Charitable Foundation, and the Land

O’Lakes Foundation as well as your support

which allowed us to manage this project.

USAHEC staff installed the exhibit “Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France”: America in the Era

of World War One in the new gallery, which opened April 6, 2017, on the centennial of the

United States’ entry into the war. The Hall of the American Soldier currently features large-

Construction of the Hall of the American Soldier. Finished Exterior of the Hall of the American Soldier.

Colonel Peter Crean, USAHEC Director, accepts

ownership of the Hall of the American Soldier from

Colonel Kenneth Adgie, Deputy Commandant, U.S.

Army War College.

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format images which illustrate life on a Forward Operating Base, taken by Carlisle native

Gregory Clark during his deployment to Afghanistan in 2007-2008 with 1st Battalion, 4

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Infantry. Groups utilize the multipurpose room and café seating almost daily for programs and

training events.

Sleepless Nights: The Midnight Drawings of Korean War Veteran John A. Cook

With funding from the Richard von Hess Foundation, the

Foundation sponsored the exhibit Sleepless Nights: The

Midnight Drawings of Korean War Veteran John A. Cook

which opened in June 2016. Cook (1929-2015) served in

Korea from September 1950 through June 1951 as an enlisted

Soldier with the 5th

Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division.

During his service, his unit advanced to Pyongyang, the

North Korean capital. When the Chinese Army intervened in

the conflict, they were pushed back well south of the 38th

Parallel and suffered significant casualties. The memories of

his lost comrades haunted Cook the rest of his life.

Throughout his life, as a way of dealing with his memories

when he could not sleep, he sketched images of his combat

experiences. Cook went on to a successful career as an artist,

specializing in sculpting medallions, and teaching sculpture at

Penn State.

Forty-three of Cook’s sketches were included in the exhibit

which was curated by USAHEC art curator Jim McNally and

intern Allie Stabile. The Foundation published an exhibit guide which is available for sale in the

USAHEC museum store. The Cook estate recently gave the Foundation a collection of more

than 100 additional sketches along with other materials.

Ridgway Lobby Renovation

The Foundation was able to maximize the expansion construction by concurrently renovating the

Ridgway Hall lobby, which served as USAHEC’s main entrance until the opening of the Visitor

and Education Center in 2011, so that the space could be repurposed. With funding from The

Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation, The Josiah W. and Bessie H. Kline

Foundation, Inc., and the G.B. Stuart Charitable Foundation, the construction crew removed

the security desk and decorative features to open up the space. USAHEC staff installed the

exhibit On Patrol which recognizes Soldiers’ service in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Ridgway

Hall Lobby

area before

renovations

(left) and after

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completed

exhibit (right).

“Breakfast interlude and I thought I was

hot stuff joining up at age sixteen”- An

image from the Cook Exhibit

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Special Events

Army Birthday Dinner

Mr. William Hosler and LT Tyler Grodrian, the

oldest and youngest Soldiers attending, cut the cake

celebrating the U.S. Army’s 241st birthday at the

Army Birthday Dinner held on June 3, 2016. Those

attending also enjoyed a Punchbowl Ceremony,

featuring a punch recipe found in the Army War

College’s archives at USAHEC. AHCF Board

Chairman, MG(R) Robert Scales spoke on lessons

learned from Desert Storm in recognition of the 25th

anniversary of that conflict.

Membership Dinner

Thank you to everyone who attended our annual Membership Dinner held on October 29, 2016!

The Foundation recognized BG (R) Pete Dawkins with the Living Legend Award, with eleven

additional members of USMA ’59 in attendance cheering on their classmate. LTG (R) Claude

Kicklighter accepted the Boots on the Ground Award, recognizing his work with the Korean War

and Vietnam War commemorations. The Foundation presented the MG John Armstrong Award,

recognizing support of the Foundation’s mission, to Members 1st Federal Credit Union. Guests

enjoyed a short concert by the U.S. Army Band Brass Quintet. Also, the Cedar Cliff High School

JROTC Color Guard provided assistance at both the Army Birthday and Membership Dinners.

Combined Federal Campaign

Thank you to the Soldiers and federal employees who

contributed to the Foundation through the Combined Federal

Campaign!

We are also participating in several state employee

campaigns! If you are a state employee in California, New

Jersey, North Carolina, or Wisconsin, please consider us when

making your workplace giving decisions.

Left: BG (R) Peter Dawkins, 2016 Living Legend Awardee, with fellow members of the USMA Class of 1959. Right: LTG (R) Claude Kicklighter, the 2016 Boots on the Ground Awardee.

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Soldiers’ Walk

Thank you to our donors who honored Soldiers, Veterans, and others with a commemorative

brick or paver this past year. Please consider a brick purchase to honor a loved one or remember

someone who served.

Rhonda Newton

Development Assistant

2016 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

The Foundation initiated our newest program,

the Veterans’ Cafe, on March 19, 2016 at

USAHEC, with an event marking the 25th

anniversary of operation Desert Storm. On

June 6, at Hoffman Funeral Home in Carlisle,

we marked the anniversary of D-Day with a

breakfast and presentation from Mr. Henry

Ferri, who went ashore on Omaha Beach in the

early hours of the Normandy Invasion. We

rounded out the year with two additional events,

one at Cumberland Crossings in Carlisle, and

one at Country Meadows in Mechanicsburg.

Our featured Veterans included COL (R) Rude

DeFrance, COL (R) Don Bletz, Mr. Joe

Boslet, and Mr. Norman Fuggitt. As the year

wound to a close, Humana came on board as a Founding Sponsor, joining our other founding

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Veterans, friends, and family gathered for the inaugural

Veterans’ Cafe event at USAHEC in March.

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sponsor, Hoffman Funeral Home and Crematory. We look forward to continuing the program

with a full slate of events in 2017. Foundation members who would like to be included on the

email list for event information, or who are interested in sharing their stories as featured Veterans

for an event, should contact the Education Department.

In a series of related efforts, the Department had significant success with our efforts to collect

and preserve oral histories. Students in the Veterans’ Oral History Program continue to make

progress recording and preparing interviews for posterity. Education Director Jeff Hawks also

concluded the last of 26 in-depth interviews with Vietnam Veterans as part of a joint effort with

Carlisle’s newspaper, The Sentinel to record, preserve, and honor the stories of Vietnam Veterans

from the local area.

The campers attending the Soldier Experience Living History

Adventure Camp displayed remarkable fortitude, enduring a

summer of record heat and humidity. Despite the 90+ degree

days, the campers soldiered on, learning about the history of the

Army, the tactical and strategic challenges of the Cold War, and

the training Soldiers endured as they prepared to meet the Soviet

threat. New drills and activities this year included maneuvering

against a sniper and water wars, as well as such perennial

favorites as trench clearing and force-on-force exercises like

“capture the chicken”.

Other onsite programs included holding workshops, including a

program for teachers on World War I in January and a November

training session conducted by National World War II Fellow

Steff Chortanoff, who works as a gifted support teacher in Lower

Dauphin School District. The staff also conducted a well-

received leadership training program for Deloitte using

material from FM 22-100 and the story of Medal of Honor recipient SFC Sammy Davis.

The Foundation continued our tradition of hosting film screenings with two special events. The

first was a screening of the Oscar-nominated Danish film, A War, the story of a Danish

commander accused of causing civilian deaths as a result of an airstrike he authorized, allegedly

without proper identification of his target. The film dramatizes the challenges Soldiers face on

the modern battlefield, as well as the contributions of our allies to the Global War on Terror.

The second event was a panel discussion following a screening of the documentary film Thank

You for Your Service. The film explores the mental health challenges that arise from military

service from the perspective of both the Soldiers who are suffering and the institutions working

to provide them with the treatment and services they need.

Thanks to a grant from the Carlisle Barracks Spouses’ Club, we were able to bring elements of

the Medal of Honor Society’s Character Education program to the students at Lamberton

Middle School in Carlisle. This program uses stories of valor from Army history to engage

students in activities that foster discussion of the nature and importance of character.

Jeff Hawks continued regular appearances on the local noontime program “Good Day PA” on

Harrisburg’s ABC 27, highlighting the military heritage of South Central PA through the stories

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240 simulator in the Soldier

Experience Gallery.

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of local Soldiers. He also appeared on a segment of Comcast Newsmakers discussing the

National History Day in Pennsylvania (NHD in PA) program.

The 2016 NHD in PA program concluded with the

successful reinvigoration of the long-dormant NHD in

PA Region 5 in central Pennsylvania. Under the

Foundation’s leadership, the Central Intermediate

Unit #10 formed a partnership with Lock Haven

University to manage the region. More than 60

students from 12 schools attended the Region 5

Contest in February, managed by the Foundation.

Plans are well underway to transfer full control of the

region to the partnership in 2017 and beyond.

More than 1,200 students, teachers, parents, and

volunteers converged on Millersville University for

the NHD in PA State Contest with 58 students

selected to represent Pennsylvania at the National

Contest. Pennsylvania had another outstanding year as four projects received awards at the

National Contest, including a 3rd Place finish, two Outstanding Entry awards, and the Equality

in History Prize for the Junior Division.

Students in our Internship Program provided outstanding support for our programs. Justin

Wilkins from Penn State Harrisburg provided support for NHD in PA as an Accounting Intern,

helping process payments and maintaining records. Nicholas Borgaonkar, a Penn State student,

exploring options for a military career, provided support by digitizing photographs for

Foundation efforts. Michael Hickey returned for another stint as Counselor-in-Training for the

summer programs and has committed to a final year in the position for 2017 before leaving for

college. Cumberland Valley High School student Vishnu Viswanathan also interned with the

department over the summer, undertaking an independent study into gas warfare in World War I.

Jacob Compton, a home-schooled student from a family stationed to Carlisle Barracks, spent a

semester researching riverine operations in Vietnam, a project that culminated with an oral

history with Jacob’s grandfather, who himself served in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam.

In addition to enhancing their course of studies, our interns work on projects that support updates

to the Soldier Stories on our website. 2016 saw the addition of four new stories to the website.

They are:

Lieutenant Colonel Terry Walters, brigade surgeon, Operation Restore Hope, Somalia,

1992 and 1993. Her story includes a first person account of the aftermath of the attack on

a Pakistani armored column on June 5, 1993; part of the ramp-up to the Battle of

Mogadishu in October of 1993.

Colonel Benjamin Purcell. A Korean and Vietnam War veteran, Colonel Purcell spent

five years as a prisoner of war of the North Vietnamese after his helicopter was shot

down in February of 1968. Stationed at Carlisle Barracks after his release, COL Purcell

delivered a Veterans Day address to the students at Carlisle High School in 1973, the text

of which is included in his story.

In March, the NHD in PA winners from 2015

gathered for the opening of the NHD in PA

Student Showcase at the State Museum of

Pennsylvania.

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Sergeant Joe Boslet. Joe was a counter-intelligence specialist who served with MACV,

Advisory Team 67, in Phuc Long. Joe now volunteers at USAHEC as a docent.

Colonel (Ret.) Walter “Joe” Marm. COL Marm received the Medal of Honor for his

actions on the first day of the Battle of Ia Drang, for single handedly taking out a machine

gun entrenched behind a termite mound that had pinned down his platoon as they tried to

advance to relieve a platoon that had become encircled by the enemy.

These Soldier Stories provide first-hand accounts from the garrisons, guard posts, and

battlefields where American’s sons and daughters carry on the United States Army’s tradition of

service and sacrifice. Although these stories represent only a portion of our overall activity, they

serve as a reminder of the importance of our task of enhancing the capacity of the U.S. Army

Heritage and Education Center to honor their service, preserve their history, and education the

Army and the public about their contributions to our nation’s history.

Jeffrey Hawks

Education Director

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Financial Statement

Revenue and Other Support 2014 2015 2016 Contributions 314,058 281,869 315,074 Memberships 77,196 76,236 117,271 Campaign Contributions 30,754 146,600 29,894 Grants 500 39,600 2,000,000 Interest Income 835 767 197 Researchers for Hire 3,656 1,502 2,429 National History Day 91,820 91,068 147,521 Gift Shop Sales (Net) 82,337 72,561 61,155 Other Income 27,838 64,146 48,000 Change in Value of Trusts Held by Others -875 -5,733 -1,269 Total Revenue and Other Support $628,119 $768,722 2,759,797 Expenses 2014 2015 2016 Advertising 1,071 1,457 3,245 Automobile 5,389 4,966 5,190 Bank Fees 7,881 6,238 5,626 Conferences and Meetings 2,910 1,838 3,027 Contract Services 23,048 17,653 11,196 Contribution to U.S. Army 87,945 61,385 2,360,782 Depreciation 35,581 26,904 12,132 Donor/Member Fulfillment 18,545 29,287 32,447 Dues and Subscriptions 4,283 3,272 5,047 Employee Benefits 25,711 16,825 16,429 Equipment Rental 1,307 892 2,796 History Camp Expense 1,779 2,085 In-Kind Rent 36,432 36,432 28,475 Insurance 18,134 17,682 18,690 Interest 11 352 368 Licenses and Permits 4,318 4,027 4,812 Miscellaneous 4,380 3,953 0 National History Day

Note 1 66,278 60,225 60,090

Support to Other Historical Activities 22,495 0 0 Payroll and Taxes 296,868 289,647 280,325 Postage and Printing 12,822 18,484 12,269 Professional Fees 6,842 5,608 6,794 Supplies 9,056 8,859 7,016 Training 827 874 825 Travel and Entertainment 1,849 5,618 8,345 Utilities 4,197 4,023 4,022 Total Expenses $698,180 $628,280 $2,894,032

2016 Program Summary

General Programs

Gift Shop Total Programs Management and General

Fundraising Total

2,610,149 77,036 2,687,185 135,379 71,467 2,894,032

Note 1: Does not include staff salary expenses, which are captured in payroll and taxes.

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SUSTAINING OUR EFFORTS - 2016 MEMBERS

DISTINGUISHED CHARTER Gannett Fleming, Inc. MG Harold Gwatney, USA Ret. MG Robert Q. Jones, USA Ret. Mr. Frank E. Masland LTG Emmett Paige, Jr., USA Ret. BG Domenic Rocco, Jr., USA Ret. Mr. Lincoln A. Warrell Charter Lifetime COL & Mrs. James Aarestad, USA Ret. MG Albert Akers, USA Ret. LTC Martin Andresen, USA Ret. Mrs. Pat Atkinson MG Charles Ball Dr. Curt Barnett, DVM LTC Richard C. Baumgartner, USAF Ret. BG Randall W. Bell, USA Ret. Ms. Nancy A. Besch COL & Mrs. David W. Blackledge, USA Ret. COL John Bonin, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. Donald W. Boose, USA Ret. Mr. John H. Bowers GEN Arthur E. Brown, USA Ret. LTG (R) Frederic Brown, Ph.D. BG John C. Burney, USA Ret. MG William F. Burns, USA Ret. COL Robert G. Chaudrue, USA Ret. COL Sanders A. Cortner, USA Ret. COL Rudolph B. DeFrance, USA Ret. MG Ronald J. Fairfield, Jr., USA Ret. MG John C. Faith, USA Ret. Mrs. Marilyn Faith Mr. & Mrs. Roland Fenton First National Bank COL Carla K. Fisher, USA Ret. MG Freeman H. Forrest, USA Ret. Glendale Management Company LTG Charles P. Graham, USA Ret. COL Carl S. Gustafson, USA Ret. MG Jack L. Hancock, USA Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce K. Heim MG John Hoefling, USA Ret. GEN George Joulwan, USA Ret. COL Alwyn H. King, USA Ret. LTC Richard D. Laskoski, USA Ret. Mrs. Patricia Ennis Leggett COL Karl R. Liewer, USA Ret. Mrs. Barbara Lillich COL Donald E. Lunday, USA Ret. GEN Barry R. McCaffrey, USA Ret. GEN Edward C. Meyer, USA Ret. BG Harold A. Miller, USA Ret. Mr. Chanley M. Mohney COL R. Jim Nicholson, USA Ret. Mr. W. Mickey Nye LTG William G. Pagonis, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. Al Piotter, USAF Ret. COL Ray E. Porter III, USA Ret. Mr. Wayne Powell Mrs. Ernestine Price CAPT George R. Rae, USN Ret. Mr. Peter J. Ressler Mr. George Rettew COL Thomas A. Rhen, USA Ret. MG Darrie H. Richards, USA Ret. LTG Thomas Rienzi, USA Ret. GEN Robert W. RisCassi, USA Ret. COL Richard M. Rodney, USA Ret.

Mr. Gregory A. Rosenberry Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ross GEN Crosbie Saint, USA Ret. BG R. Gary Sausser, USA Ret. MG Robert H. Scales, Jr., USA Ret. MG Edison E. Scholes, USA Ret. Mr. Earl L. Schorpp II Ms. Virginia Schweiter MG Robert D. Shadley, USA Ret. CMDR James W. Shelton, USN Ret. GEN Robert Shoemaker, USA Ret. Snoke's Excavating & Paving, Inc. COL & Mrs.William V. Solomon, USA Ret. MG Walter L. Stewart, USA Ret. Mr. James Strickland, Jr. COL Walter P. Tibbetts, USA Ret. Mr. Kenneth L. Tuckey LTC H. Marguerite Tussey, USA Ret. LTG Walter F. Ulmer, Jr., USA Ret. GEN Volney Warner, USA Ret. Captain Edwin F. Weaver, USN Ret. COL Harold W. Wheeler, USA Ret. COL Daniel Whiteside, USA Ret. GEN John Wickham, USA Ret. MG William P. Winkler, Jr., USA Ret. GEN Frederick Woerner, USA Ret. COL Paul L. Zeigler, USA Ret.

GI (Lifetime) LTG Ronald E. Adams, USA Ret. Mr. William E. Aldrich COL Anthony Ambrose, USA Ret. Mr. E. Briner Ashway Mr. Gregory Attorri COL James Beattie Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. MG Julian H. Burns, Jr., Ret. Mr. Joseph M. Capita Mr. Phillip E. Carter Mr. Ronald J. Drnevich Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Figueiredo Mr. George Fischer Mr. Christopher K. Gleason Ms. Janie M. Laubscher LTG Susan Lawrence, USA Ret. The Honorable Samuel K. Lessey, Jr. Mr. Michael R. Littenberg COL Julie T. Manta, USA Ret. COL John R. Martin, USA Ret. Members 1st Federal Credit Union Ms. Angela Messer BG Harold W. Nelson, USA Ret. LTC Edwin M. Perry, USA Ret. Dr. Elihu Rose LTG Roger Schultz, USA Ret. Mr. Gale Smith Mr. Mark Sternagle

Ranger Ms. Kathryn Condon Mr. Jay F. Partner Doughboy COL & Mrs. James F. Dunn, Jr., USA Ret. COL Bernard F. Griffard, USA Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Joel J.B. Hudson Rough Rider Ms. Lorraine I. Bernstein

LTC Justin T. Chumak CAPT Robert A. Duetsch, USNR Ret. Ms. Linda T. Freestone COL Paul C. Jussel, Ret. Ms. Catherine Ladnier Mr. & Mrs. Todd A. Milano Mr. Anthony Murlin LTG Charles Otstott, USA Ret. Dr. Carol Reardon Mr. Kristopher A. Ruth COL Thomas G. Stickney, USAR Ret. COL Thomas W. Sweeney, USA Ret. Mr. Jay C. Swisher, Jr. COL Richard H. Taylor, USA Ret. Regulars MAJ William Arrington, USAR Ret. Mr. Eugene Battaglia SGM Audrey M. Bergstresser, USA Ret. Dr. Lance H. Betros Mr. Mark E. Bishop COL & Mrs. William S. Bolen, USA Ret. Mr. John Brooks Mr. John H. Broujos, Esq. COL & Mrs. Robert F. Broyles, USA Ret. Mr. & Mrs. Darryl R. Carattini BG James L. Carroll, USA Ret. MG John R. D. Cleland, USA Ret. COL Ruth B. Collins, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. Jerome J. Comello, USA Ret. Mr. Daryl Dorcy Mr. Dean Dusinberre Mr. David Fleischer Mr. Terry Foster COL John M. Gasper, Jr., USA Ret. LTG David Grange, Jr., Ret. LTC Thomas L. Hendrix, USA Ret. Ms. Serina Henke Dr. Webb Hersperger COL Robert F. Hervey, USA Ret. COL John Hickey, Jr., USA Ret. SGM David N. Hinaman, Jr. Mr. William C. Hosler BG John D. Howard, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. David Jablonsky, USA Ret. Mr. Stephen Johnson MG Thomas P. Jones, USA Ret. Mr. David A. Keough Mrs. Lois H. Kielkopf Mr. Gregory H. Knight, Esq. COL Richard Lacquement, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter LaFata MG Jerry B. Lauer, USA Ret. Ms. Judy K. Lewis Mrs. Helen Lynch COL & Mrs. Leo T. McMahon, Jr. Mr. Mike Meier LTC Marion L. Minter, USA Ret. COL Glenn Mitchell, USA Ret. BG John W. Mountcastle, USA Ret. Ms. Amanda Neal Dr. Michael Posner Mr. John Prendergast Mr. William I. Rodier III MAJ & Mrs. Silvio Romero, USA Ret. Mrs. Janet H. Rose Mr. Morton Rubin, MD BG Andrew Schafer, Jr. COL & Mrs. David Shaver, USA Ret.

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2017 Schedule of Meetings and Events

Perspectives in Military History Lecture Series—Visitor and Education Center July 19 (Wednesday, 7:15 pm) Mr. Peter Cozzens Title: The Earth is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the American West August 19 (Saturday, 2:00 pm) Dr. Julie Irene Prieto Title: The Mexican Expedition 1916-1917 September 20 (Wednesday, 7:15 pm) Dr. Long Bao Bui Title: Public Honor and Private Thoughts: Civil War Soldiers in their Own Words October 18 (Wednesday, 7:15 pm) Mr. TJ Stiles Title: Custer’s Leadership Brooks E. Kleber Memorial Readings in Military History—Visitor and Education Center—7:15 p.m. August 3 (Thursday) Mr. James Scott Title: Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid that Avenged Pearl Harbor AHCF CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 10-14 Soldier Experience Living History Camp July 24-28 Soldier Experience Living History Camp October 20-22 Cumberland Pathways Genealogy Conference November 4 10th Annual Membership Dinner and Silent Auction SPECIAL EXHIBITS The Soldier Experience Gallery Exhibit, The Visitor and Education Center Treasures of USAHEC Good-bye Broadway, Hello France (World War I), Ridgway Hall Bridge Deck and Hall of the American Soldier Gallery On Patrol (Current Operations), Ridgway Lobby An American in Paris: War, Soldier Morale, and the YMCA - the Works of Milton Bancroft, Bradley Art Gallery

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