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Army leaders gather at Fort Moore’s Maneuver Warfighter Conference
op Army leadership from the Pentagon and major commands gathered at Fort Moore on Sept. 12-14 for the Maneuver Center of Excellence’s Maneuver Warfighter Conference.
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MG Schmidt ’92 Selected to Command 7th Infantry Division
If confirmed by the Senate, MG Michelle Schmidt ’92 will command the 7th Infantry Division at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, making her the first woman to lead one of the Army’s active-duty maneuver divisions.
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WPPCNC Hosts Summer Hail & Farewell Picnic
The West Point Parent Club of North Carolina held a Hail and Farewell picnic in June to honor the graduating Class of 2023 and the Cadet Candidates before they headed to R-Day.
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COL (R) Voelz ’92 Releases ‘Mount Bachelor – A History’
Join author COL (R) Glenn Voelz ’92 as he explores how Mount Bachelor became a vital part of the region’s culture, history and economy in “Mount Bachelor – A History.”
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Donahue ’92 Guest Speaker for BS&L Cadets
BS&L’s Military Leadership Course (PL300) hosted LTG Christopher Donahue ’92, XVIII Airborne Corps Commander, as the course-wide lecturer for AY 23-2.
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COL Yoshitani ’92 Presents Certificate of Academic Promotion to MAJ Rosanne Horswill ’10
During the History Department’s annual December awards and recognition ceremony, COL Yoshitani ’92 presented certificates of Academic Promotion, signed by the Dean of the Academic Board to MAJ Rosanne Horswill ’10 and MAJ Phil Murray.
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Paying It Forward
This episode features an interview with Terry Hill ’92, and Alex McKindra ’93, Managing Directors and Co-heads of Veteran Initiatives at JP Morgan Chase commercial banking. Together, they lead efforts to provide resources and support to veteran business owners nationwide. Terry and Alex talk about cadet life and lasting influences from their time attending the…
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There’s No Substitute for Hard Work
This episode features a conversation with Chris Hsu ’92, Co-founder & CEO of Zibo.
Ring Melt
Ring Melt
This year marks the 25th West Point Association of Graduates’ Class Ring Memorial Program, colloquially known as the “Ring Melt.” Thank you to the Class of 1966 for its generous gift endowment to the program.
