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Podcast: Saber to Startup with Sam Kazmer ’11 and Devin T. Adams ’13
This episode features a conversation with Sam Kazmer ’11, CEO and Founder of Elsewhere Brewing Co., and Devin T. Adams ’13, CEO and Founder of What’s A Roadblock Beverage Company.
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Anonybit Announces New Chief Revenue Officer Wilson ’89
Anonybit, a pioneer in decentralized technologies, announced John Wilson ’89 as Chief Revenue Officer (CRO), signaling a new strategic growth phase for the company.
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Record-breaking Army Astronaut Rubio ’98 Receives Rare Qualification Device
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth awarded COL Frank Rubio ’98 the Army Astronaut Device during a pinning ceremony at the Pentagon on February 22, 2024.
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Osterndorf ’76 Releases “Finnegan Begins Again”
COL (R) Brian E. Osterndorf ’76 released the book “Finnegan Begins Again,” about fictional LTC Finnegan, who has served in the army for 24 years.
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Carving Paths and Paying it Forward
In truth, young Old Grads are on incredible journeys, each taking different skills from the Academy and using them in their own ways as they carve out their paths and pay forward their West Point legacy. The following pages share what six young Old Grads have been doing since graduation and how they are contributing to the Army and the nation.
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Buckley ’81 Releases “Born in the Shadow of History”
John Buckley, a Class of 1981 graduate of West Point, explores the early history of the region and the academy in his new book “Born in the Shadow of History: West Point’s Early Years and the American Revolution.”
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Quander ’95 Promoted to Major General
Now-Major General Mark C. Quander ’95 was promoted today in a ceremony at Fort Myer, Virginia.
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Celebrating the Birth of Our Nation’s First President
“…He hopes, therefore, that every man’s mind and arms, will be ready for action, and when called to it, show our enemies, and the whole world, that Freemen, contending on their own land, are superior to any mercenaries on Earth.”
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Profile: Harker Heights Man Arey ’88 Grew Up Outside Boston; Graduated from West Point
COL (R) Howard “Scot” Arey did not set out to join the United States Military Academy at West Point, but with sometimes not-so-gentle encouragement from his parents, he arrived at the historic campus along the Hudson River after graduating high school in 1984 and began what turned out to be a 25-year career in the military.
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Army Women’s Soccer: Keeping the Momentum Going
The Army West Point Women’s Soccer Team had a stellar 2023 season: the Black Knights claimed the Patriot League regular-season title for a second time in a row and beat both Air Force and Navy in the same season for only the third time in program history.
