Command Sergeant Major Ronald Phillips was born in West Virginia and entered active duty in May 1958. He went through basic training and Advanced Individual Training at Ft Hood, Texas. He was assigned to Ingrandes General Depot as the High Dollar Value Item Manager for the Depot. He was promoted from E-3 to E-5 in 14 months. During his […]
CPT Brian L. Williams CW3 Ken K. Studer CW2 Nancy E. Studer Quartermaster Professional Bulletin – Autumn 1993 Fighting in Eastern Bosnia-Hercegovenia (formerly Yugoslavia) between ethnic rivals has intensified. More and more civilians are being displaced. The populations of small, primarily Muslim townships are doubling and tripling as refugees flood in by the tens of […]
Colonel Daly graduated in 1959 from Fordham College, New York, as a Distinguished Military Graduate and received a Regular Army commission into the Infantry. His first assignments were with the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions as a weapons platoon leader. Later he was assigned as an advanced airborne instructor, leading him to transfer to the […]
General Gaskill was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Infantry Branch after completing Reserve Officer Training as a Distinguished Military Graduate at Howard University. His advanced education includes a master of business administration degree from George Washington University, the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, and the Army War College. General […]
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 dollar budget, directed a 26,000 person work force, and oversaw […]
Command Sergeant Major Garcia enlisted in the Army Reserve in Puerto Rico in 1977. He served 31 years in the Army Reserves and the Active Guard Reserves. Command Sergeant Major Garcia served as the Defense Commissary Agency’s (DeCA) senior enlisted advisor to the Director. He was responsible for advising the DeCA Director on the needs […]
by Barry Bates | Jul 3, 2024 Robert McGowan Littlejohn was born in South Carolina in 1890. He attended Clemson College and graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in 1912. He served in the Philippines and on the Mexican border from 1912-1917 and was an instructor at West Point in… by Josh […]
by Josh | Aug 11, 2022 General Kjellstrom graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor of Science degree in Military Science and later earned a Master of Science degree in International Affairs from George Washington University. His military education includes the Army War… by Josh | Aug 11, 2022 General MacLaughlin was born […]
General Long received his reserve commission as a Quartermaster Corps Second Lieutenant. He distinguished himself in a wide variety of our nation’s most critical and challenging command and key staff assignments. Fresh out of the Quartermaster Officer basic Course, he was branch detailed to Military Intelligence where he served as supply officer and photo interpreter […]
World War II Harold P. GodwinThe Quartermaster ReviewMay-June 1945 Looking at today’s trim, well-fitted GIs, a soldier of World War I must wonder, when he remembers the day he was bundled into his serviceable but none-too-snappy uniform, with its peasant brogans and its wind-up… read more Post-World War II Development By Brig. Gen. J.C. ODELLThe […]
By Lieutenant Gordon C. Bennett Quartermaster Review January-February 1953 “When there is no book, write the book!” Members of the 8081st Army Unit (full designation: Quartermaster Airborne Air Supply & Packaging Company) were faced with this alternative a few weeks after their arrival in Japan in September 1950. Before them lay the Korean airlift and […]
Colonel Baldwin served in the Iowa Army National Guard, leaving his battalion executive officer position to be the Army National Guard Logistics Division’s supply policy officer. After 18 months, he was assigned as Chief, Materiel Branch and promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. After assignment in United States Army Europe G-4 as the Army National Guard liaison, […]
CSM D’Amato enlisted in the U.S. Army in April 1943. Following eight weeks of Infantry basic training at Camp Robinson, Arkansas, he volunteered for airborne school, and upon earning his wings was assigned to the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment in France. His team made the last combat jump of World War II into Wessel, Germany. […]
Command Sergeant Major Jesse L. Sharpe, Jr. entered the US Army on June 24, 1987, completed Basic Training at Fort McClellan, Alabama and finished his Advanced Individual Training at Fort Lee, Virginia. He graduated with a Business Management Degree from Excelsior University. Command Sergeant Major Sharpe served in a myriad of key command positions throughout […]
