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Army War College Foundation and Alumni News Is Published by the Army War College Foundation, Inc 2 Chairman’s Message 11 Life Members 21 Donor Honor Roll 3 Commandant’s Update 14 Fellows Update 31 Chair of War Studies 4 IF Hall of Fame Inductees 16 Books By Grads & Faculty 32 Taps 5 Dean’s Message 18 AHEC Update 33 Tribute Donations 8 Class Gifts 19 PKSOI Update 36 Special Tributes FALL 2018 9 Class Reunions ’78, ’88, ’93, ’98 20 News and Events 37 Mailbag MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN Greetings to all USAWC graduates and Foundation friends, Chairman of the Board It is a privilege to be the successor to LTG (Ret) Tom Rhame as Chairman LTG (Ret) P. Kenneth Keen of the Army War College Foundation Board of Trustees. Tom served our Vice Chairman of the Board Foundation for 10 years, over eight of those as Chairman, and the growth Mr. Frank C. Sullivan under his leadership has been extraordinary. We took two opportunities to Trustees farewell him and Lin , one in Carlisle on September 6th and the other on LTG (Ret) Richard F. Timmons (President Emeritus) September 28th at the First Division Museum at Cantigny Park in Wheaton, MG (Ret) William F. Burns (President Emeritus) Illinois. A special thank you to GEN (Ret) Gordon R. Sullivan, RES Mrs. Charlotte H. Watts (Trustee Emerita) Dr. Elihu Rose (Trustee Emeritus) ’78, COL (Ret) Paul Herbert, RES ’95, and our own Vice Chair, Frank Sullivan, for leading Mr. Russell T. Bundy (Foundation Advisor) farewell activities on behalf of the Board, College leadership, and the thousands of graduates, Mr. Thomas F. Beaty faculty members, and friends who have benefi ted from Tom’s leadership these ten years. LTG (Ret) Dennis L. Benchoff Ms. Janet M. Botz Mr. Hans L. Christensen Mr. Darryle E.H. Conway MG (Ret) Mari K. Eder MG (Ret) Yves J. Fontaine LTG (Ret) James L. Huggins, Jr. MG (Ret) Ronald L. Johnson Ms. Kimball A. Lane Mr. Stephen Linehan Rhame and Gordon Sullivan Rhame and Paul Herbert Rhame and Frank Sullivan Mr. Joseph A. LoScalzo Mr. Mark Muedeking At our September meeting, we also said farewell to two wonderful Trustees who Mr. Jack Nicklaus II completed two terms with our Board: BG (Ret) Hal Nelson, RES ’85, and Ms. Susan MG (Ret) Virgil L. Packett II Finco, NSS ’10. Hal served on our Mr. Richard A. Pattarozzi Mr. Christopher Pohanka Development Committee and Susan on our LTG (Ret) Roger C. Schultz Nominating Committee. Th anks to them Ms. Mary Beth Sullivan and to the other Trustees you see in the Mr. William B. Summers, Jr. photo on the back cover. Th ey serve because MG (Ret) Luis R. Visot they believe in and want to help the College MG (Ret) Margaret C. Wilmoth and the Foundation. Nelson Finco President and CEO COL (Ret) Ruth B. Collins I’d like to tell you a bit about my own background that led me to serve on the Foundation Director for Development Board. I am a 1998 graduate of USAWC, 20 years ago this year, and consider it an honor Col (Ret) Harry Leach, USAF to serve as a Trustee and now Chairman of the Board. Th e Army War College provided me 'SVTSVEXI(IZIPSTQIRX3J½GIV with the opportunity to strengthen and expand personal and professional relationships while Ms. Kaitlyn Sands studying and learning at our Army’s premier strategic leadership institution. I attended the Foundation & Alumni Affairs Staff Brazilian Army Command and Staff College, was not joint qualifi ed and never served outside Michele Willard, Accountant an Army Division or Special Operations unit prior to attending the Army War College. Th e Donna Gellert, Executive Asst. impact of my USAWC experience and especially the important relationships with fellow 0MRHE'EXSR%PYQRM%JJEMVW3J½GI1EREKIV classmates, that remain today, shaped every aspect of my subsequent 15 years in the Army. Donna Bullis, Alumni Affairs Asst. Since retiring, I was personally motivated by the service of others with the Foundation, Nancy Johnson, Alumni Affairs Asst. Tracy Hillebrand, Admin Asst. like Ruth Collins, Duz Packett, and Dennis Benchoff. It inspired me to volunteer and serve alongside those supporting the College. 8LEROW XS XLI 'SPPIKI 4YFPMG %JJEMVW 3J½GI and the Photo Lab for their continued support through many courtesy photos and features. Please join me in welcoming our new Corporate Development Offi cer,Ms. Kaitlyn Sands. She joined our team in mid-October, with development The Army War College Foundation and Alumni News is published by the Army War College Foundation, Inc. The Foundation is experience at both the Naval Academy Foundation and the USMA ERSRTVS½XXE\I\IQTXSVKERM^EXMSRYRHIVWIGXMSRW G Association of Graduates, a graduate degree from the University of (3) and 509(a)(1) of the IRS code. All donations are tax de- ductible to the extent allowed by law. The contents of this Maryland in Nonprofi t and Association Management, and prior military QEKE^MRIEVIRSXXLISJ½GMEPZMI[WSJSVIRHSVWIHF]XLI97 experience as an OCS grad and Military Police offi cer in the U.S. Army. Government, or the Department of the Army. See p. 30 for more information on contacting her and our Director for Sands Development, Harry Leach. Please enjoy the USAWC news we have assembled in this magazine. Your support of the Foundation through memberships, donations, and many other ways is refl ected in featured programs. Th ank you very much for your continued support! Th e Foundation can help the College in substantive ways because of your generosity and dedication. LTG (Ret) Ken Keen, RES ’98 2 Foundation & Alumni News Fall 2018 Chairman of the Board 86$50<:$5&2//(*(&200$1'$17³683'$7( October 30, 2018 From MG John Kem, 51st Commandant for both the sharing of ideas and for being able to see such a beautiful country. Th e visit culminated in Sydney with the 40th anniversary Hello again from the War College. I hope this message fi nds you all reunion of Australian offi cers who have attended the U.S. Army War well and as enthused as I am about your Army War College and our College. Th e group meets annually and the most recent graduate has many recent events and eff orts. to tell stories of their year at the War College and the graduate from the year prior to that has to organize the event. It is a great tradition Since I sent my last note, Academic Year 19 is in full swing. We that keeps the connections to Carlisle and each other strong. are excited about the new cohort of rising strategic leaders—from the new cohort of the non-resident and resident course to our Basic Regretfully, we are also saying farewell to BG Mark O’Donnell and Strategic Arts Program students to the many executive education COL Gregg Th ompson. BG O’Donnell has made tremendous General Offi cer students. In addition, over the summer and early eff orts in improving the entire GO education system. He is off to fall, the staff and faculty of our schools, centers, and institutes have become the Deputy Commanding General - Support of the 82nd continued our aggressive journey to look at what the Army War Airborne. Our Chief of Staff , COL Th ompson, is retiring after a College of the 2020s and 2030s should be. We are collectively distinguished career. We wish both of them the very best. examining what is changing in the landscape of national security, adult education, and the competitive forces that should help guide us Until next time . and drive our eff orts. Toward that end, we have embarked on a faculty and staff eff ort to engage across the U.S. and internationally for a few months on best practices, not just within professional military education, but across the public and private sectors, in the areas of our institutional learning outcomes and other areas where we should be paying close attention. We will share what we learn in the coming months and see where it takes us. For me personally, I am continually amazed by the level of worldwide interest and support in what we are doing and the recognition of our unique mission. We have a large number of noted institutions that want to partner with us in new eff orts or deepen existing relationships. For example, I recently had the honor of speaking at the Disruptive Technology for Defense Transformation Conference in London and Australian IF Reunion the NeuroLeadership Institute annual conference/summit in New Front Row (L-R): MG John Kem, USAWC COMDT, GEN (Ret) York. Both engagements illustrated the value of our eff orts and Peter Gration, RES ‘78, IHoF ‘98, *(1 5HW 'DYLG +XUOH\, RES ‘97, what we can share in leadership and national security eff orts—and IHoF ‘12, BRIG (Ret) John Sheldrick, RES ‘80, what we can learn from others who are driving innovation in their Row 2 (L-R): 0$-*(1 5HW %LOO&UHZV, RES ‘87, LTGEN (Ret) John professions. Sanderson, RES ‘86, %5,* 5HW $QGUHZ 1LNROLF, RES ‘07, MAJGEN (Ret) Peter Dunn, RES ‘91, MAJGEN (Ret) John Hartley, RES ’88. Row 3 (L-R): /7*(1--)UHZHQ, RES ‘10, BRIG Susan Coyle, RES ‘17, As always, we love to share pictures of our experiences. I want to MAJGEN (Ret) Gerard Fogarty, RES ‘05 make special mention of our Australian allies who invited me to Row 4 (L-R): MAJGEN (Ret) Simon Willis, RES ‘93, BRIG Todd serve as the E. G. Keogh Visiting Chair and present the annual Ashurst, RES ‘18, BRIG Ben James, RES ‘14, BRIG Mick Mahy, RES ‘11, Keogh Lecture in Canberra. Th e visit was a truly unique experience MAJGEN (Ret) Jeff Sengelman, RES ‘06 23(1,1*'$<&(5(021<$< INDIAN FIELD, CARLISLE BARRACKS (YOUNG HALL IN BACKGROUND) Fall 2018 Foundation & Alumni News INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS HALL OF FAME CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR their respective nations’ armed forces or who NEWEST MEMBERS! have held an equivalent position by rank or responsibility in a multinational organization.
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