CDR David R. Everette, USNR, Ret., retired as senior Naval science instructor at John T. Hoggard High School in Wilmington, N.C., and will serve as youth coordinator at American Legion Post 10.

The Melting Point, a memoir by Gen K. Franklin McKenzie, Jr., USMC, Ret., was published by the Naval Institute Press.

Sean C. Workowski was named a judge in Virginia’s 25th Judicial Circuit and will serve primarily in the Augusta County Circuit Court.

On June 28, 2024, COL James M. McCarl, Jr., USA, Ret, was inducted into the U.S. Army Military Intelligence Hall of Fame.

Philip D. Palmer II was inducted into the Charleston Riverdogs’ first Hall of Honor, for his significant contributions to the military community. Palmer is the founder of WarriorWOD, which emphasizes exercise, nutrition and mentorship as crucial prescriptions for veterans’ recovery from PTSD.

R. Blair Cogburn is southeast regional sales manager for demountables at Stellar Industries.

“With My Shield: An Army Ranger in Somalia,” by LTC James O. Lechner, USA, Ret., ’89, was published in September 2023 by Osprey Publishing.

“Investigating America’s Most Notorious Strip Club,” by Retired FBI Agent Mark D. Sewell was published by Rowman and Littlefield.

LTC Clay N. Middleton, ARNG, took command of the 151st ESB Signal Battalion.

CDR Richard S. Ray, USN, assumed command of the guided-missile cruiser USS O’Kane (DDG 77) after 18 years of active duty in the Navy.

Anthony M. Giardino was named as the executive director of the New Bern (N.C.) Historical Society.

Trooper First Class Cody B. Cherry, ’21, was named Troop One, S.C. Highway Patrol 2023 Trooper of the Year, Post A (Clarendon, Sumter).

Andrew J. Duggan is a partner at Moore Beauston & Woodham.

Ralph A. Koo, ’89, recently returned from two months in the Donbas region of Ukraine, volunteering at a front-line hospital as an emergency physician, treating civilian and military causalities during the Russian invasion.