The Citadel Army ROTC Palmetto Battalion had the honor of hosting LTG E. Miles Brown, USA, ’95, the Deputy Commanding General of Army Futures Command and an alumnus of the program. During his visit, Brown engaged with The Citadel’s Defense Cyber Institute, had lunch with Army cadets, and provided an […]

COL Wyatt E. Ball, USAR, served as task force commander for United Nations General Assembly 79 in New York City and is serving as the defense coordinating officer for Region 02 (N.J., N.Y., P.R. and U.S.V.I.).

COL Leonard C. Fulghum, Jr., SCM, ’51, and Mrs. Jean F. Fulghum renewed their wedding vows in Summerall Chapel with the assistance of Citadel Chaplain S. Aaron Meadows, ’04.

Morris D. Robinson, ’91, performed for incarcerated youth at the Hamilton County (Ohio) Juvenile Court Youth Detention Center.

E. Ray Moore, Jr., ’65, received the Order of the Palmetto from Gov. Henry McMaster on February 5 at the S.C. State House in Columbia.

Cameron D. Jensen was promoted to agent in Creative Artists Agency’s music touring department.

BG Robin B. Stilwell, ARNG, was selected as the 30th adjutant general for the State of South Carolina.

LtCol Thomas J. Jackson, USMC, Ret., joined satellite terminal manufacturer, Kymeta, as executive vice president and chief revenue officer.

BG Ryan S. Price, ARNG, was promoted to his current rank and is the deputy commander of the 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command, S.C. National Guard, in Anderson.

Sen. Dave McCormick (R-Pa.) announced Ryan P. Aument as state director of leadership team.

BG Robin B. Stilwell, ARNG, ’89, was selected as the 30th adjutant general for the State of South Carolina. https://www.dvidshub.net/news/490977/governor-mcmaster-announces-selection-next-adjutant-general

LtCol Thomas J. Jackson, USMC, Ret., joined satellite terminal manufacturer, Kymeta, as executive vice president and chief revenue officer.

BG Ryan S. Price, ARNG, was promoted to his current rank and is the deputy commander of the 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command, S.C. National Guard, in Anderson.

F. Xavier Starkes, ’84, was sworn in as the chairperson of the South Carolina State Ethics Commission.