2011 ANNUAL REPORT

Army Heritage CenterFoundationTelling the Army Story...

one Soldier at a time

MISSION

To promote the development of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center and

its programs and to enhance the Center’s ability to inform and educate the

American public on the Soldier’s and the U.S. Army’s roles in our Nation’s

history.

Board of Directors

John Vessey

General, USA (R) Honorary Chair

Robert H. Scales, Jr., Ph.D. Major General USA (R) Chair Robert M. Diamond Major General, USA (R) President Christopher Gleason Vice Chair Norman Myers II Treasurer Diane Tokarsky, Esq. Secretary

Ronald E. Adams Lieutenant General, USA (R) John “Jack” Brooks Russ Clark Barbara Cross Maria Darby B. Scott Eighmy William E. Harner, Ph.D. Joel B. “J. B.” Hudson

Heather Long Edward “Shy” Meyer General, USA (R) Thomas R. Quinn, Jr. Peter J. Ressler, Esq. Domenic P. Rocco Brigadier General, USA (R) Gary Slack Donald Thomas Command Sergeant Major, USA (R)

Foundation Staff Management Mike Perry, Executive Director Judy Lewis, Office Manager Teresa Sauer, Executive Assistant Amanda Neal, Executive Assistant

Education Jeff Hawks, Education Director Alison McKenna, Education Assistant Paul Kurzawa, Education Assistant

Institutional Advancement Gwenn Miller Ftohidis, Development Officer Amanda Neal, Development Assistant Kristopher Ruth, Development Assistant

MISSION

Management

Mike Perry, Executive DirectorJudy Lewis, Office ManagerTeresa Sauer, Executive Assistant(January - June 2011)Amanda Neal, Executive Assistant(June - December 2011)

Education

Jeff Hawks, Education DirectorAlison McKenna, Education Assistant(January - February 2011)Paul Kurzawa, Education Assistant(March - December 2011)

Institutional Advancement

Gwenn Miller Ftohidis, Development Officer (January - November 2011)Amanda Neal, Development Assistant(January - August 2011)Kristopher Ruth, Development Assistant (September - December 2011)

Board Chair’s Message

Last year, the Army Heritage Center Foundation was able to report the completion of construction of the first phase of the Visitor and Education Center (VEC) and the building’s transfer to the U.S. Army. For the Foundation, 2011 was a transition year as we worked to facilitate the opening of this new facility, sustain existing programs, and staged ourselves for a new effort to build the second phase of the Visitor and Education Center.

The Visitor and Education Center was opened to the public on May

20, 2011, to great acclaim from all who attended. As a component of the Army Heritage Days program – a timeline living history event of U.S. Army history from the mid-eighteenth century to today, the facility’s grand opening included the launch of the main gallery, an exhibit entitled “A Great Civil War: 1861, the Union Dissolved,” and the photograph exhibit entitled, “Understanding War Through Imagery: The Civil War in American Memory.” The weekend was memorable to all who attended and marked a great beginning for this facility that will tell the Soldier’s and the Army’s story to the public.

The Foundation funded the opening of USAHEC’s museum store and provided significant support in outfitting the café. The Foundation-operated museum store will provide appropriate military pride, historical products that support U.S. Army history and heritage, and merchandise that allows our guests to remember their visit to the Center. The café, a partnership with the Carlisle Barracks Family, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation program, supported the more than 127,000 visitors, who toured the USAHEC campus in 2011, as well as the special programs,

veterans’ reunions, and other educational activities. Each of these efforts demonstrates the value of the public-private partnership that is developing USAHEC. The Foundation’s educational programs also continued to expand. The Foundation began a program that matched veterans with student teams to document their history and record their memories. Projects were produced to standards established by USAHEC and were incorporated into the Veterans Surveys collection of the archives, a win-win for the students and participating veterans. Our schools to career program sustained the staff’s efforts to expand the Soldiers’ stories on the Foundation’s website – a resource for teachers and students. In April, the Education Department again promoted the academic study of military history with its annual award to Temple University’s Barnes Club, and in May, the Foundation hosted National History Day in PA, supporting more than 800 students in grades 5 to 12 who had demonstrated excellence at the local and regional competitions. Our efforts seek to promote a better appreciation of our Nation’s history.

Robert H. Scales, Jr., Ph.D. Major General, USA Retired

BOARD CHAIR’S MESSAGE

USAHEC PROGRAMS The Foundation would like to highlight some of the 2011 programs and accomplishments of the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) that help to Honor Soldiers and their Families, Preserve their memories, and Educate the Army and the American public. On site displays and exhibits include: America’s Last Five Star General: Omar N. Bradley A Great Civil War, 1861: The Union Dissolved Understanding War Through Imagery: The Civil War in American Memory The Army Heritage Trail

Over 7,000 students on academic field trips. Opened the Visitor and Education Center to the public, including meeting rooms,

Museum Store, and a café. More than 15,000 attended the two outdoor living history events conducted at USAHEC. Presented over 50 Lecture programs, programs that promoted Officership and Army

Professionalism, staff rides, and educational materials.

In partnership with the Army Heritage Center Foundation, hosted a 90th Birthday Tandem Jump for Richard Falvey, a World War II Airborne veteran.

Co-Chair of the Cumberland Valley Civil War 150th Commemoration Committee.

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2011 DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

ARMY HERITAGE CENTER FOUNDATION MEMBERSHIP

Be proud of your accomplishments! Our members’ and supporters’ involvement made 2011 another successful and memorable year for the Foundation and the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center. Owing most prominently to your unwavering support and generosity, the Foundation’s development program witnessed continued growth in 2011, especially in the area of Foundation membership. Your help was critical as the Foundation sought to improve the Center’s public outreach and educational services. We truly appreciate your financial assistance and commitment to honoring American Soldiers with a world-class facility devoted to preserving and telling their stories. In 2011, the Foundation saw significant growth in the size of its membership, thanks in large part to our continued partnership with Members 1st Federal Credit Union. Recruit membership exceeded 2,000 for the first time in program history. Additionally, the Foundation increased its overall membership by 38%, while retaining 56% of its existing members. A complete membership roster for 2011, less Recruit members, is appended to this report. A highlight among the Foundation’s annual activities was its Membership Dinner and Silent Auction. Over 350 attendees celebrated the selfless service of retired Army Rangers James A. Herbert and Robert W. Black. Guests were treated to an appearance by Mr. H. Ross Perot who received the Foundation’s Boots on the Ground Award for his selfless service to Soldiers and their Families. The U.S. Army Brass Quintet provided the evening’s entertainment and ended their performance with a rendition of Yellow Rose of Texas to honor Mr. Perot. In conjunction with the Fourth Annual Membership Dinner, the Foundation announced its newest undertaking — a $10 million capital campaign to complete Phase Two of the Visitor and Education Center. Fundraising for the Build on Success campaign commenced in November, with contributions exceeding $10,000 before the close of CY2011. Another notable fundraising effort for the Foundation in 2011 was the Soldiers Walk commemorative brick and paver program. More than just a fitting tribute to American service members, all proceeds help to enhance the facility. Sales spiked 51% from the previous year and generated over $20,000 toward VEC Phase Two construction.

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Donations in-kind surpassed $260,000 last year, including innumerable book donations and Booz Allen Hamilton’s pro bono work creating and disseminating public service announcements promoting USAHEC. The Foundation also successfully managed the acquisition and transferal of two large private library collections valued at more than $70,000 into USAHEC’s archives. In 2011, the Foundation raised over $315,000 from membership dues, campaign contributions, pledge payments, and brick/paver sales thanks to our more than 350 individual donors, corporate affiliates, foundations, and Veteran associations. None of this was possible without ardent and loyal supporters like you. As a gesture of our appreciation, we have publicly recognized each donor within this report.

With the help of supporters like you, we have been able to build this

With your continued support, we will build this

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Donations in-kind surpassed $260,000 last year, including innumerable book donations and Booz Allen Hamilton’s pro bono work creating and disseminating public service announcements promoting USAHEC. The Foundation also successfully managed the acquisition and transferal of two large private library collections valued at more than $70,000 into USAHEC’s archives. In 2011, the Foundation raised over $315,000 from membership dues, campaign contributions, pledge payments, and brick/paver sales thanks to our more than 350 individual donors, corporate affiliates, foundations, and Veteran associations. None of this was possible without ardent and loyal supporters like you. As a gesture of our appreciation, we have publicly recognized each donor within this report.

With the help of supporters like you, we have been able to build this

With your continued support, we will build this

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

2011 was a year of positive growth and change for the Foundation’s Education Department. Achievements for the year included another successful year of managing the statewide National History Day in Pennsylvania program. Over 1,200 people attended the state contest at Millersville University in May. Seventy-two students advanced to the national contest, where high school freshman Gabriel Schroeder from Natrona Heights, PA, took first place in the Senior Paper category.

Through a grant from the Library of Congress’ Teaching with Primary Sources, the Foundation hosted a series of professional development workshops for teachers. Teachers received an introduction to the resources at USAHEC, learned the basics of finding primary sources online, and gained an understanding of how to incorporate these resources into the classroom through National History Day in Pennsylvania.

Students working in the Foundation’s internship program continued to provide outstanding research support for our online educational materials while gaining valuable experience and honing their academic and career skills. The Foundation hosted seven college and five high school interns during the year.

2011 saw the addition of new Soldier Stories in the education section of our website, including: BG Anna Mae Hays (America’s first female general and World War II and Korean War Veteran), CPL Abial Edwards (Civil War), Nurses Jane and Bell Robison (Civil War), SSG Richard Turner (Korea), COL Robert Black (Korea and

Vietnam), BG James Herbert (Korea), MG Adolphus Greely (Artic Exploration and San Francisco Earthquake), and CPT Samuel Shute (Revolutionary War). These materials include first-hand accounts of service from the Soldiers, supporting articles about the events and places the Soldiers experienced, information about Soldiers’ equipment, and four highly-popular photo galleries: World War I, Korea, the 8th Ranger Company (Airborne), and Vietnam.

The Voices of the Past Speak to the Future Veteran’s Oral History Program grew to include two new schools: Central Bucks High School West and Central Bucks High School East. These students joined the students of Cumberland Valley High School, who began the program in 2010. Students from all three schools attended training sessions at USAHEC, where they took classes in a World War II classroom, interacted with Veterans and re-enactors, and ate a meal of MRE’s served in a World War II mess hall.

Additional support to USAHEC included Act 48 Professional Development Credits for Pennsylvania teachers who attended USAHEC events such as the Perspectives in Military History lectures, Brooks E. Kleber Memorial Readings, and living history events.

Mr. Laurence Burke, a graduate student at Carnegie-Mellon, was the 2011 Ruth Fellow. Mr. Burke spent three weeks in the archives researching the early development of military aviation. The Ruth Fellowship honors the service of Robert L. and Robert C. Ruth and is funded through contributions from AHCF Board Member Mr. Chris Gleason.

The Foundation presented the Russell F. Weigley Award to Mr. Alec Lalonde from the Royal Military College of Canada for his paper “Why ‘Europe First’?: The Economic and Ideological Underpinnings of America’s Europe-First Strategy, 1940-1941” at the 2011 Barnes Club Conference at Temple University. Mr. Ryan Johnson, from Temple University, received an honorable mention for the paper “Silent Casualty: Chemical Warfare and the Environment on the Western Front.”

2011 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT UPDATE 2011 was a year of positive growth and change for the Foundation’s Education Department. Achievements for the year included another successful year of managing the statewide National History Day in Pennsylvania program. Over 1,200 people attended the state contest at Millersville University in May. Seventy-two students advanced to the national contest, where high school freshman Gabriel Schroeder from Natrona Heights, PA, took first place in the Senior Paper category. Through a grant from the Library of Congress’ Teaching with Primary Sources, the Foundation hosted a series of professional development workshops for teachers. Teachers received an introduction to the resources at USAHEC, learned the basics of finding primary sources online, and gained an understanding of how to incorporate these resources into the classroom through National History Day in Pennsylvania. Students working in the Foundation’s internship program continued to provide outstanding research support for our online educational materials while gaining valuable experience and honing their academic and career skills. The Foundation hosted seven college and five high school interns during the year.

2011 saw the addition of new Soldier Stories in the education section of our webpage, including: BG Anna Mae Hays (America’s first female general and World War II and Korean War Veteran), CPL Abial Edwards (Civil War), Nurses Jane and Bell Robison (Civil War), SSG Richard Turner (Korea), COL Robert Black (Korea and Vietnam), BG James Herbert (Korea), MG Adolphus Greely (Artic Exploration and San Francisco Earthquake), and Captain Samuel Shute (Revolutionary War). These materials include first-hand accounts of service from the Soldiers, supporting articles about the events and places the Soldiers experienced, information about Soldier’s equipment, and four highly-popular photo galleries: World War I, Korea, the 8th Ranger Company (Airborne), and Vietnam. The Voices of the Past Speak to the Future Veteran’s Oral

History Program grew to include two new schools: Central Bucks High School West and Central Bucks High School East. These students joined the students of Cumberland Valley High School, who began the program in 2010. Students from all three schools attended training sessions at USAHEC, where they took classes in a World War II classroom, interacted with Veterans and re-enactors, and ate a meal of MRE’s served in a World War II mess hall. Additional support to USAHEC included Act 48 Professional Development Credits for Pennsylvania teachers who attended USAHEC events such as the Perspectives in Military History lectures, Brooks E. Kleber Memorial Readings, and living history events. Mr. Laurence Burke, a graduate student at Carnegie-Mellon, was the 2011 Ruth Fellow. Mr. Burke spent three weeks in the archives researching the early development of military aviation. The Ruth Fellowship honors the service

2011 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT UPDATE 2011 was a year of positive growth and change for the Foundation’s Education Department. Achievements for the year included another successful year of managing the statewide National History Day in Pennsylvania program. Over 1,200 people attended the state contest at Millersville University in May. Seventy-two students advanced to the national contest, where high school freshman Gabriel Schroeder from Natrona Heights, PA, took first place in the Senior Paper category. Through a grant from the Library of Congress’ Teaching with Primary Sources, the Foundation hosted a series of professional development workshops for teachers. Teachers received an introduction to the resources at USAHEC, learned the basics of finding primary sources online, and gained an understanding of how to incorporate these resources into the classroom through National History Day in Pennsylvania. Students working in the Foundation’s internship program continued to provide outstanding research support for our online educational materials while gaining valuable experience and honing their academic and career skills. The Foundation hosted seven college and five high school interns during the year.

2011 saw the addition of new Soldier Stories in the education section of our webpage, including: BG Anna Mae Hays (America’s first female general and World War II and Korean War Veteran), CPL Abial Edwards (Civil War), Nurses Jane and Bell Robison (Civil War), SSG Richard Turner (Korea), COL Robert Black (Korea and Vietnam), BG James Herbert (Korea), MG Adolphus Greely (Artic Exploration and San Francisco Earthquake), and Captain Samuel Shute (Revolutionary War). These materials include first-hand accounts of service from the Soldiers, supporting articles about the events and places the Soldiers experienced, information about Soldier’s equipment, and four highly-popular photo galleries: World War I, Korea, the 8th Ranger Company (Airborne), and Vietnam. The Voices of the Past Speak to the Future Veteran’s Oral

History Program grew to include two new schools: Central Bucks High School West and Central Bucks High School East. These students joined the students of Cumberland Valley High School, who began the program in 2010. Students from all three schools attended training sessions at USAHEC, where they took classes in a World War II classroom, interacted with Veterans and re-enactors, and ate a meal of MRE’s served in a World War II mess hall. Additional support to USAHEC included Act 48 Professional Development Credits for Pennsylvania teachers who attended USAHEC events such as the Perspectives in Military History lectures, Brooks E. Kleber Memorial Readings, and living history events. Mr. Laurence Burke, a graduate student at Carnegie-Mellon, was the 2011 Ruth Fellow. Mr. Burke spent three weeks in the archives researching the early development of military aviation. The Ruth Fellowship honors the service

FINANCIAL STATEMENT Revenue and Other Support 2010 2011 Contributions 160,336 482,147 Memberships 34,770 36,506 Campaign Contributions 205,426 97,677 Grants 7,046,914 83,876 Hotel Tax Revenue 79, 721 0 Interest Income 3,874 2,535 Researchers for Hire 0 1,201 National History Day 0 99,854 Gift Shop Sales (Net) 0 38,366 Other Income 256,905 28,260 Change in Value of Trusts Held by Others 1,407 -1,573 Total Revenue and Other Support $7,789,353 $868,849 Expenses 2010 2011 Advertising 400 739 Automobile 5,445 5,242 Bank Fees 0 6,385 Conferences and Meetings 5,228 8,912 Contract Services 80,493 14,642 Contribution to U.S. Army 11,304,764 293,345 Depreciation 30,844 50,450 Donor/Member Fulfillment 38,443 41,458 Dues and Subscriptions 3,448 4,007 Employee Benefits 24,180 18,601 Equipment Rental 2,872 1,460 In-Kind Rent 17,063 36,432 Insurance 11,700 14,941 Interest 357 1,001 Licenses and Permits 4,002 5,192 Miscellaneous 20,381 13,273 National History Day 76,777 Payroll and Taxes 315,040 331,991 Postage and Printing 10,506 11,691 Professional Fees 17,605 9,645 Supplies 11,813 23,966 Training 1,301 1,602 Travel and Entertainment 3,615 4,447 Utilities 14,762 4,280 Total Expenses $11,924,262 $980,479

2011 MEMBERSHIP

DISTINGUISHED CHARTER LIFETIME

Gannett Fleming, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glatfelter MG Harold Gwatney, USA Ret. MG Robert Q. Jones, USA Ret. Mr. Frank E. Masland LTG Emmett Paige, Jr., USA Ret. BG Domenic Rocco, Jr., USA Ret. Mr. Lincoln A. Warrell MG Ellis W. Williamson, USA Ret. CHARTER LIFETIME COL James Aarestad, USA Ret. MG Albert Akers, USA Ret. LTC Martin Andresen, USA Ret. CAPT Roy Atkinson, USN Ret. COL George Aux MG Dionel Aviles, USA Ret. BG Edward Bailey, USA Ret. LTC Paul S. Balas, USA Ret. Ms. Shirley J. Ball LTC William Bamber, USA Ret. Dr. Curt Barnett, DVM LTC Richard Baumgartner, USAF Ret. BG Randall W. Bell, USA Ret. Ms. Nancy A. Besch Mr. Harrison F. Bink COL David Blackledge, USA Ret. COL John Bonin, USA Ret. COL Donald W. Boose, USA Ret. Mr. John H. Bowers Mr. James A. Boytim GEN Arthur E. Brown, USA Ret. LTG Frederic Brown, USA Ret. BG John C. Burney, USA Ret. MG William F. Burns, USA Ret. COL Robert Chaudrue, USA Ret. LTG Richard A. Chilcoat, USA Ret. COL William E. Clifford, USA Ret. COL David M. Cole, USA Ret. Mr. Merle T. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Collins COL Sanders A. Cortner, USA Ret. COL H. Robert Davis, USA Ret. COL Rudolph DeFrance, USA Ret. MG David W. Einsel, Jr., USA Ret. LTC James Elkey, USA Ret. Mrs. Patricia Ennis Leggett MG Ronald Fairfield, Jr., USA Ret. MG John C. Faith, USA Ret. Mrs. Marilyn V. Faith Mr. and Mrs. Roland Fenton COL Carla K. Fisher, USA Ret. MAJ Freeman H. Forrest, USA Ret. Mr. James Gibson Glendale Management Company LTG Charles P. Graham, USA Ret. MG James Grimsley, Jr., USA Ret. COL Carl S. Gustafson, USA Ret. MG Jack L. Hancock, USA Ret. LTG Thomas F. Healy, USA Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. Heim

BG Jack W. Hemingway, USA Ret. MG John A. Hoefling, USA Ret. MG John E. Hoover, USA Ret. Mr. Robert A. Howard Mr. Clifford L. Jones COL Alan W. Jones, Jr., USA Ret. GEN George Joulwan, USA Ret. MG Nicholas P. Kafkalas, USA Ret. MG Fred E. Karhohs, USA Ret. GEN Donald R. Keith, USA Ret. COL Alwyn H. King, USA Ret. MG William J. Lange, USA Ret. LTC Richard D. Laskoski, USA Ret. COL William T. Leggett, Jr., USA Ret. BG Myron S. Lewis, USA Ret. COL Karl R. Liewer, USA Ret. Mr. and Mrs. David O. Lillich COL and Mrs. James H. Lovett, USA Ret. COL Donald E. Lunday, USA Ret. BG Wallace Magathan, USA Ret. GEN Barry R. McCaffrey, USA Ret. BG Joseph E. McCarthy, USA Ret. Mrs. Nancy McCarthy Ms. Pauline B. McKinley MG Thomas L. Merrill, USA Ret. Metro Bank GEN Edward C. Meyer, USA Ret. BG Harold A. Miller, USA Ret. MOAA - Lancaster Chapter Mr. Chanley M. Mohney LTG John W. Morris, USA Ret. Mr. Donn Mowery LTG John T. Myers, USA Ret. BG Harold Nelson, USA Ret. COL R. Jim Nicholson, USA Ret. LTG John Norton, USA Ret. Mr. W. Mickey Nye LTG William Odom, USA Ret. LTG William G. Pagonis, USA Ret. Ms. Nancy A. Patterson Ms. Priscilla Pattison MG George S. Patton, Jr., USA Ret. COL and Mrs. Al Piotter, USAF Ret. COL Ray E. Porter, III, USA Ret. Mr. Wayne Powell Mrs. Doris Powers Ms. Ernestine Price CAPT George R. Rae, USN Ret. Mr. Harold E. Reed, Sr. Mr. Harold E. Reed, Jr. Mr. Peter J. Ressler Mr. George Rettew COL Thomas A. Rhen, USA Ret. MG Darrie H. Richards, USA Ret. LTG Thomas Rienzi, USA Ret. GEN Robert W. RisCassi, USA Ret. COL Richard M. Rodney, USA Ret. GEN Bernard W. Rogers, USA Ret. Mr. Gregory A. Rosenberry Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ross GEN William Rosson, USA Ret. COL Lawton Rovegno, USA Ret. COL Geoffrey C. Ryder, USA Ret. GEN Crosbie Saint, USA Ret.

BG R. Gary Sausser, USA Ret. MG Robert H. Scales, Jr., USA Ret. MG Edison E. Scholes, USA Ret. Mr. Earl L. Schorpp COL Don A. Schwab, USA Ret. Ms. Virginia Schweiter SDF Consulting Alliance, Inc. COL Donald Seibert, USA Ret. LTG Richard J. Seitz, USA Ret. MG Robert D. Shadley, USA Ret. CMDR James W. Shelton, USN Ret. GEN Robert Shoemaker, USA Ret. Mr. Henry E. Simpson LTG DeWitt C. Smith, Jr., USA Ret. Snoke's Excavating & Paving, Inc. COL and Mrs. William V. Solomon, USA MG Walter L. Stewart, USA Ret. MG James B. Stodart, USA Ret. COL Leslie J. Stottle, Jr., USA Ret. Mr. James Strickland, Jr. Ms. Kay Strong MG Will H. Tankersley The Bills Family The Ryder Family COL Walter P. Tibbetts, USA Ret. Mr. Denver L. Tuckey Mr. Kenneth L. Tuckey LTC H. Marguerite Tussey, USA Ret. LTG Walter F. Ulmer, Jr., USA Ret. COL Arland Wagonhurst, USA Ret. Mrs. D'Arcy Wagonhurst GEN Volney Warner, USA Ret. Captain Edwin F. Weaver, USN Ret. GEN Fred C. Weyand, USA Ret. COL Harold W. Wheeler, USA Ret. COL Daniel Whiteside, USA Ret. GEN John Wickham, USA Ret. Dr. Willis W. Willard MG William P. Winkler, Jr., USA Ret. GEN Frederick Woerner, USA Ret. COL Paul L. Zeigler, USA Ret. GI Mr. E. Briner Ashway LTG Ronald E. Adams, USA Ret. Mr. William E. Aldrich COL James Beattie, USA Ret. Mr. Donald G. Cushman Mr. Christopher Gleason COL Alan L. Laubscher, USA Ret. The Honorable Samuel Lessey, Jr. Ms. Angela Messer LTC Edwin M. Perry, USA Ret. Mr. Gale Smith Mr. Joseph T. N. Suarez QUARTERMASTER Business Civic Leadership Center F & M Trust Glatfelter Insurance Group JLG Industries, Inc. Orrstown Bank

DISTINGUISHED CHARTER LIFETIMEGannett Fleming, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur GlatfelterMG Harold Gwatney, USA Ret.MG Robert Q. Jones, USA Ret.Mr. Frank E. MaslandLTG Emmett Paige, Jr., USA Ret.BG Domenic Rocco, Jr., USA Ret.Mr. Lincoln A. WarrellMG Ellis W. Williamson, USA Ret.

CHARTER LIFETIMECOL James Aarestad, USA Ret.MG Albert Akers, USA Ret.LTC Martin Andresen, USA Ret.CAPT Roy Atkinson, USN Ret.COL George AuxMG Dionel Aviles, USA Ret.BG Edward Bailey, USA Ret.LTC Paul S. Balas, USA Ret.Ms. Shirley J. BallLTC William Bamber, USA Ret.Dr. Curt Barnett, DVMLTC Richard Baumgartner, USAF Ret.BG Randall W. Bell, USA Ret.Ms. Nancy A. BeschMr. Harrison F. BinkCOL David Blackledge, USA Ret.COL John Bonin, USA Ret.COL Donald W. Boose, USA Ret.Mr. John H. BowersMr. James A. BoytimGEN Arthur E. Brown, USA Ret.LTG Frederic Brown, USA Ret.BG John C. Burney, USA Ret.MG William F. Burns, USA Ret.COL Robert Chaudrue, USA Ret.LTG Richard A. Chilcoat, USA Ret.COL William E. Clifford, USA Ret.COL David M. Cole, USA Ret.Mr. Merle T. ColeMr. and Mrs. Robert L. CollinsCOL Sanders A. Cortner, USA Ret.COL H. Robert Davis, USA Ret.COL Rudolph DeFrance, USA Ret.MG David W. Einsel, Jr., USA Ret.LTC James Elkey, USA Ret.Mrs. Patricia Ennis LeggettMG Ronald Fairfield, Jr., USA Ret.MG John C. Faith, USA Ret.Mrs. Marilyn V. FaithMr. and Mrs. Roland FentonCOL Carla K. Fisher, USA Ret.MAJ Freeman H. Forrest, USA Ret.Mr. James GibsonGlendale Management CompanyLTG Charles P. Graham, USA Ret.MG James Grimsley, Jr., USA Ret.COL Carl S. Gustafson, USA Ret.MG Jack L. Hancock, USA Ret.LTG Thomas F. Healy, USA Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce K. HeimBG Jack W. Hemingway, USA Ret.MG John A. Hoefling, USA Ret.MG John E. Hoover, USA Ret.Mr. Robert A. Howard

Mr. Clifford L. JonesCOL Alan W. Jones, Jr., USA Ret.GEN George Joulwan, USA Ret.MG Nicholas P. Kafkalas, USA Ret.MG Fred E. Karhohs, USA Ret.GEN Donald R. Keith, USA Ret.COL Alwyn H. King, USA Ret.MG William J. Lange, USA Ret.LTC Richard D. Laskoski, USA Ret.COL William T. Leggett, Jr., USA Ret.BG Myron S. Lewis, USA Ret.COL Karl R. Liewer, USA Ret.Mr. and Mrs. David O. LillichCOL and Mrs. James H. Lovett, USA Ret.COL Donald E. Lunday, USA Ret.BG Wallace Magathan, USA Ret.GEN Barry R. McCaffrey, USA Ret.BG Joseph E. McCarthy, USA Ret.Mrs. Nancy McCarthyMs. Pauline B. McKinleyMG Thomas L. Merrill, USA Ret.Metro BankGEN Edward C. Meyer, USA Ret.BG Harold A. Miller, USA Ret.MOAA - Lancaster ChapterMr. Chanley M. MohneyLTG John W. Morris, USA Ret.Mr. Donn MoweryLTG John T. Myers, USA Ret.BG Harold Nelson, USA Ret.COL R. Jim Nicholson, USA Ret.LTG John Norton, USA Ret.Mr. W. Mickey NyeLTG William Odom, USA Ret.LTG William G. Pagonis, USA Ret.Ms. Nancy A. PattersonMs. Priscilla PattisonMG George S. Patton, Jr., USA Ret.COL and Mrs. Al Piotter, USAF Ret.COL Ray E. Porter, III, USA Ret.Mr. Wayne PowellMrs. Doris PowersMs. Ernestine PriceCAPT George R. Rae, USN Ret.Mr. Harold E. Reed, Sr. Mr. Harold E. Reed, Jr.Mr. Peter J. ResslerMr. George RettewCOL Thomas A. Rhen, USA Ret.MG Darrie H. Richards, USA Ret.LTG Thomas Rienzi, USA Ret.GEN Robert W. RisCassi, USA Ret.COL Richard M. Rodney, USA Ret.GEN Bernard W. Rogers, USA Ret.Mr. Gregory A. RosenberryMr. and Mrs. Sam RossGEN William Rosson, USA Ret.COL Lawton Rovegno, USA Ret.COL Geoffrey C. Ryder, USA Ret.GEN Crosbie Saint, USA Ret.BG R. Gary Sausser, USA Ret.MG Robert H. Scales, Jr., USA Ret.MG Edison E. Scholes, USA Ret.Mr. Earl L. SchorppCOL Don A. Schwab, USA Ret.Ms. Virginia SchweiterSDF Consulting Alliance, Inc.

COL Donald Seibert, USA Ret.LTG Richard J. Seitz, USA Ret.MG Robert D. Shadley, USA Ret.CMDR James W. Shelton, USN Ret.GEN Robert Shoemaker, USA Ret.Mr. Henry E. SimpsonLTG DeWitt C. Smith, Jr., USA Ret.Snoke’s Excavating & Paving, Inc.COL and Mrs. William V. Solomon, USAMG Walter L. Stewart, USA Ret.MG James B. Stodart, USA Ret.COL Leslie J. Stottle, Jr., USA Ret.Mr. James Strickland, Jr.Ms. Kay StrongMG Will H. TankersleyThe Bills FamilyThe Ryder FamilyCOL Walter P. Tibbetts, USA Ret.Mr. Denver L. TuckeyMr. Kenneth L. TuckeyLTC H. Marguerite Tussey, USA Ret.LTG Walter F. Ulmer, Jr., USA Ret.COL Arland Wagonhurst, USA Ret.Mrs. D’Arcy WagonhurstGEN Volney Warner, USA Ret.Captain Edwin F. Weaver, USN Ret.GEN Fred C. Weyand, USA Ret.COL Harold W. Wheeler, USA Ret.COL Daniel Whiteside, USA Ret.GEN John Wickham, USA Ret.Dr. Willis W. WillardMG William P. Winkler, Jr., USA Ret.GEN Frederick Woerner, USA Ret.COL Paul L. Zeigler, USA Ret.

GIMr. E. Briner AshwayLTG Ronald E. Adams, USA Ret.Mr. William E. AldrichCOL James Beattie, USA Ret.Mr. Donald G. CushmanMr. Christopher GleasonCOL Alan L. Laubscher, USA Ret.The Honorable Samuel Lessey, Jr.Ms. Angela MesserLTC Edwin M. Perry, USA Ret.Mr. Gale SmithMr. Joseph T. N. Suarez

QUARTERMASTERBusiness Civic Leadership CenterF & M TrustGlatfelter Insurance GroupJLG Industries, Inc.Orrstown Bank

RANGERCOL Michael Warner, USA Ret.

DOUGHBOYMr. and Mrs. J. B. HudsonMr. John MantaMs. Julie Manta

ROUGH RIDERMr. Mark E. BishopMr. Theodore H. Cunningham

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. FigueiredoMr. Harold GeisingerMr. Burton B. HendricksMr. John KrumwiedeMG Robert L. Meyer, USA Ret.Mr. Todd A. MilanoMr. and Mrs. Ivian C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tuckey

REGULARSMs. Louise A. Arnold-Friend MAJ William Arrington, USA Ret.Mr. Robert J. BeersCOL Robert W. Black, USA Ret.Mr. John BrooksCol Robert Broyles, USA Ret.COL Mary J. Carr, USA Ret.COL Jerome J. Comello, USA Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Z. Conner, Jr.MG Andrew L. Cooley, USA Ret.MG Robert M. Diamond, USA Ret.Mr. B. Scott EighmyCOL Ronald Everett, USA Ret.Mr. Terry FosterCOL John M. Gasper, Jr., USA Ret.Mrs. Donna GellertMr. Jack GiblinLTG David Grange, USA Ret.MG Thomas U. Greer, USA Ret.LTC William E. Harner, Ph.D.MG Richard L. Harris, USA Ret.BG Anna Mae Hays, USA Ret.COL Wilson A. Heefner, USA Ret.LTC Thomas L. Hendrix, USA Ret.SGM David N. Hinaman, Jr.Mr. William C. HoslerLTC Robert L. Hunt, USA Ret.Mr. Richard IovaleCOL Paul C. Jussel, Ret.Ms. Jo Ann KarhohsMs. Lois H. KielkopfCOL Linford N. Kinney, USA Ret.Mr. Gregory H. Knight, Esq.Mr. Kenneth E. KopsCOL John G. Kormann, USA Ret.MG Jerry B. Lauer, USA Ret.Mr. Joseph LucianoMrs. Helen LynchMr. Michael LynchCOL Leo T. McMahon, Jr., USA Ret.LTC Marion L. Minter, USA Ret.BG John W. Mountcastle USA Ret.Mr. Anthony MurlinMG William L. Nash, USA Ret.COL Michael Pearson, Ret.Dr. Michael PosnerMr. James W. RaineyProfessor Carol ReardonMr. William I. Rodier IIIMs. Joan ShawMr. Gary SlackMr. James StultzMG Robert Sunell, USA Ret.COL Thomas W. Sweeney, USA Ret.GEN Louis C. Wagner, Jr., USA Ret.Mr. Edward G. WalzMr. John L. WarsingCOL Sherman Weisinger, USA Ret.LTG Leonard P. Wishart, USA Ret.Sir Stanley A. Wojtusik

CONTINENTALMG George V. Bauer, USA Ret.Mr. Daniel A. BenferMr. John E. BetarCOL Richard D. Biddle, USA Ret.Mr. Robert BilkoGEN David A. Bramlett, USA Ret.LTC Henry Brown, USA Ret.Mr. Fredric R. BurgessMr. John ChristensenMr. Richard CobbMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. CooperMs. Janet Wert CramptonLTC Robert DeSousaCOL Daniel J. Dunn, USA Ret.Ms. LeAnn FawverMs. Linda T. FreestoneMr. Franklin GauglerMr. Michael GeorgeMs. Serina HenkeMG Donald R. Infante, USA Ret.COL Robert C. Jackle, USA Ret.Mr. Terry JonesMr. and Mrs. Peter LaFataMrs. Joanne LammSFC Michael LaRuffa, USAR Ret.Ms. Judy K. LewisDr. Michael MathenyMrs. Maryann MattisMr. and Mrs. Perry A. MorseMs. Beverly OwensCOL John L. Patten, USA Ret.MG John S. Peppers, USA Ret.COL David Shaver, USA Ret.Ms. Tammy ShearerMr. Peter ShellyDr. Charles R. ShraderMr. Patrick SkellyMr. Kenneth L. St. CyrMr. Mark StoweCOL Richard H. Taylor, USA Ret.GEN Richard H. Thompson, USA Ret.Mr. Tim J. TodishMr. Darrell UlshMs. Patricia A. WalckLTC Fred WilsonMr. James K. ZimmermanCOL Robert Zoglman

MINUTEMANMr. John R. AlbrightCDR Albert AngelMs. Linda AustinMs. Lenny BaumbaughMr. Chris BeauregardMr. Brooke BladesMr. James BridgesCOL Richard S. Bullock, Ret.Mr. Albert BusheyBG John P. Casey, Jr., USA Ret.Mrs. Athena ClarkMr. R. Norris ClarkMrs. Barbara A. CreamerCOL Alden M. Cunningham, USA Ret.Mr. Charlie DiamandarasMAJ Victor Elliott, USA Ret.Mr. Victor EstradaMrs. Glenda Farner-StrasbaughMr. Shawn FarrMrs. Shireen Farr

LTC and Mrs. Lowell Flickinger, Ret.LTC Alan W. Gallagher, USA Ret.Mr. Richard GeidelCOL Henry G. Gole, USA Ret.Mr. Donald Grell IIMs. Carol HarlowMr. Douglas HaulikMr. and Mrs. Wallace HaulikMr. Jeffrey HawksMs. Paige HazeltonMr. Perry HeathMr. Lynn B. HermanCOL Martin HollandMr. and Mrs. Aaron HurwitzCOL Christine Ingle, USA Ret.Mr. Gary L. Johnson Mrs. Beth JohnsonMr. Galen R. Johnson, Jr.GEN Thomas P. JonesMrs. Annette Keener-FarleyMr. Keith KmecikMr. Matthew KolishMr. Richard LacquementMr. John C. Leighow, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Constant O. MaffeyCWO Peter J. McDermott, USA Ret.Mr. John McGrathMr. Kevin B. MeyerMr. Dennis MillerMs. Amanda NealMr. James OakesCOL Kathleen J. PerryMr. David PilgertMs. Katheryn PospishilSGM Mark W. Queen, USA Ret.LTC Francis Richwine, USA Ret.Mr. Harry A. Roat, Jr.LTC Gary F. Roberson, USA Ret.Mr. James C. RobertsonMr. James W. RossMr. Bobbe RothermelMr. Garrett RothmanMr. Greg RothmanMrs. Jola RothmanMr. Charles M. SandersMr. John SatterfieldCOL Andrew Schafer, Jr.Mr. Timothy ScottMr. and Mrs. William B. SeelyMr. Robert H. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. ShearerCOL and Mrs. J. Sloan, USA Ret.Ms. Sandra A. SpoonMr. Frank SpringerMr. Howard SproutLTC Michael E. Stamilio, USA Ret.Dr. Mark A. StolerMr. R. Timothy StrasbaughMr. Greg SutliffMr. Douglas G. TarrMr. Philip TinnesCOL Bobby ToweryLTC Mark A. VineySGT David Wills, USAF Ret.MG Dwight Wilson, USA Ret.Mr. Morrill WorcesterMs. Karen WorcesterMr. Jeff ZuckerMrs. Elizabeth Zucker

Ms. Katheryn Pospishil SGM Mark W. Queen, USA Ret. LTC Francis Richwine, USA Ret. Mr. Harry A. Roat, Jr. LTC Gary F. Roberson, USA Ret. Mr. James C. Robertson Mr. James W. Ross Mr. Bobbe Rothermel Mr. Garrett Rothman Mr. Greg Rothman Mrs. Jola Rothman Mr. Charles M. Sanders

Mr. John Satterfield COL Andrew Schafer, Jr. Mr. Timothy Scott Mr. and Mrs. William B. Seely Mr. Robert H. Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Shearer COL and Mrs. J. Sloan, USA Ret. Ms. Sandra A. Spoon Mr. Frank Springer Mr. Howard Sprout LTC Michael E. Stamilio, USA Ret. Dr. Mark A. Stoler

Mr. R. Timothy Strasbaugh Mr. Greg Sutliff Mr. Douglas G. Tarr Mr. Philip Tinnes COL Bobby Towery LTC Mark A. Viney SGT David Wills, USAF Ret. MG Dwight Wilson, USA Ret. Mr. Morrill Worcester Ms. Karen Worcester Mr. Jeff Zucker Mrs. Elizabeth Zucker

2011 DONORS

44th Bomb Group Veterans Association LTG Ronald E. Adams, USA Ret. Mr. John R. Albright Mr. William E. Aldrich American Legion Post #232 COL Kenneth Anderson LTC Martin Andresen, USA Ret. COL Rene A. Angus, USA Ret. Ms. Louise A. Arnold-Friend Mr. E. Briner Ashway Association of the United States Army Mr. Gregory Attorri BAE Systems COL and Mrs. Niven J. Baird LTG John Ballantyne, USA Ret. Ms. Diane Baltaeff LTC William Bamber, USA Ret. Mr. Duane Barrick Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Marie Beck LTC Donn A. Beidelman, USA Ret. COL Richard W. Bergson, USA Ret. Mr. Robert Bilko COL Robert W. Black, USA Ret. COL David W. Blackledge, USA Ret. Mr. Curtis Bleacher The Boeing Company COL and Mrs. James L. Boling COL John Bonin, USA Ret. Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Mr. James A. Boytim, ED. D. Mr. and Mrs. John Breen III Ms. Geraldine Breitenbach Mr. Gerald Broz Ms. Andrea Buchanan COL Richard S. Bullock Ret. Mr. Fredric R. Burgess BG John C. Burney, USA Ret. Mr. Albert Bushey CA Technologies Ms. Pamela Cale Mrs. Nicole S. Caple Mr. Jim Capone Mrs. Barbara Carr

COL Mary J. Carr, USA Ret. BG Thomas F. Cole, USA Ret. Ms. Sarah Chrismer Mr. John Christensen Mr. Thomas Clay Mr. Richard Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coday MG Thomas F. Cole, USA Ret. Mr. Ward Cole COL Jerome Comello, USA Ret. Conexus, Inc. Mrs. Winifred W. Conner Mr. David Cox MG Willis Crittenberger, Jr., USA Ret. COL John Dabrowski Mrs. Mimi Dalva MG William J. Davies, USA Ret. Ms. Kay Deihl LTC Robert DeSousa MG Robert M. Diamond, USA Ret. COL Robert Dingeman, USA Ret. Mr. Ronald J. Drnevich DRS Technologies Charitable Foundation Dr. William G. Durden Edwin L. Heim Company MAJ Victor Elliott, USA Ret. Mrs. Patricia Ennis Leggett Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mr. Charles B. Ewing, Jr. COL Zane Finkelstein, USA Ret. LTC and Mrs. Lowell Flickinger Ret. Mr. Lawrence Forte Mr. Rick Foster Ms. Bonnie Gabler Gannett Fleming, Inc. Gardner Family Foundation COL John M. Gasper, Jr., USA Ret. Mr. Harold Geisinger Ms. Barbara George Ms. Sara George Mr. Timothy Giles Mr. Christopher Gleason COL Henry G. Gole, USA Ret.

COL Kent Gonser LTG Charles P. Graham, USA Ret. BG David E. Greer, USA Ret. COL Bernard F. Griffard, USA Ret. Professor Ira D. Gruber Mr. Alton Gutshall COL Charles Hall, USA Ret. MG Richard L. Harris, USA Ret. Mr. Jeffrey Hawks COL Wilson A. Heefner, USA Ret. Mr. Burton B. Hendricks BG James A. Herbert, USA Ret. Ms. Cathy Herncane COL James P. Herson, Jr. COL and Mrs. Robert Hervey, USA Ret. Ms. Gale E. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hettinger Highmark Blue Shield Mr. Arthur Hinaman MG John A. Hoefling, USA Ret. Mr. Brent Holmes Mr. William C. Hosler Mr. Donald G. Housley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hudson COL & Mrs. David Jablonsky, USA Ret. Mr. Hershel Johnson COL Paul C. Jussel, Ret. Mr. David A. Keough Ms. Lois H. Kielkopf COL Linford N. Kinney, USA Ret. Mr. Stuart Kohn Mr. Kenneth Kops Mr. Henry Krochmal III GEN Frederick Kroesen, USA Ret. Ms. Georgia Kuhn Mr. R. Gerald Lackey Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaFata Mrs. Beverly Lanham COL Thomas Lanyi, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. Alan Laubscher, USA Ret. Mr. David Lavely Mr. Carey Lee

44th Bomb Group Veterans AssociationLTG Ronald E. Adams, USA Ret. Mr. John R. AlbrightMr. William E. Aldrich American Legion Post #232 COL Kenneth AndersonLTC Martin Andresen, USA Ret. COL Rene A. Angus, USA Ret. Ms. Louise A. Arnold-FriendMr. E. Briner AshwayAssociation of the United States Army Mr. Gregory AttorriBAE SystemsCOL and Mrs. Niven J. Baird LTG John Ballantyne, USA Ret. Ms. Diane Baltaeff LTC William Bamber, USA Ret.Mr. Duane BarrickMr. and Mrs. Ed and Marie Beck LTC Donn A. Beidelman, USA Ret. COL Richard W. Bergson, USA Ret. Mr. Robert Bilko COL Robert W. Black, USA Ret.COL David W. Blackledge, USA Ret.Mr. Curtis BleacherThe Boeing CompanyCOL and Mrs. James L. Boling COL John Bonin, USA Ret.Booz Allen Hamilton, Inc. Mr. James A. Boytim, ED. D.Mr. and Mrs. John Breen IIIMs. Geraldine Breitenbach Mr. Gerald Broz Ms. Andrea Buchanan COL Richard S. Bullock Ret.Mr. Fredric R. Burgess BG John C. Burney, USA Ret. Mr. Albert BusheyCA TechnologiesMs. Pamela CaleMrs. Nicole S. Caple Mr. Jim CaponeMrs. Barbara CarrCOL Mary J. Carr, USA Ret.BG Thomas F. Cole, USA Ret.Ms. Sarah Chrismer Mr. John Christensen Mr. Thomas ClayMr. Richard CobbMr. and Mrs. Daniel CodayMG Thomas F. Cole, USA Ret. Mr. Ward ColeCOL Jerome Comello, USA Ret. Conexus, Inc.Mrs. Winifred W. ConnerMr. David Cox MG Willis Crittenberger, Jr., USA Ret. COL John DabrowskiMrs. Mimi DalvaMG William J. Davies, USA Ret. Ms. Kay DeihlLTC Robert DeSousaMG Robert M. Diamond, USA Ret.COL Robert Dingeman, USA Ret.Mr. Ronald J. DrnevichDRS Technologies Charitable FoundationDr. William G. DurdenEdwin L. Heim Company MAJ Victor Elliott, USA Ret.

Mrs. Patricia Ennis Leggett Enterprise Holdings FoundationMr. Charles B. Ewing, Jr.COL Zane Finkelstein, USA Ret. LTC and Mrs. Lowell Flickinger Ret.Mr. Lawrence ForteMr. Rick FosterMs. Bonnie GablerGannett Fleming, Inc.Gardner Family Foundation COL John M. Gasper, Jr., USA Ret.Mr. Harold GeisingerMs. Barbara George Ms. Sara George Mr. Timothy GilesMr. Christopher Gleason COL Henry G. Gole, USA Ret.COL Kent GonserLTG Charles P. Graham, USA Ret. BG David E. Greer, USA Ret.COL Bernard F. Griffard, USA Ret. Professor Ira D. GruberMr. Alton GutshallCOL Charles Hall, USA Ret.MG Richard L. Harris, USA Ret.Mr. Jeffrey HawksCOL Wilson A. Heefner, USA Ret. Mr. Burton B. Hendricks BG James A. Herbert, USA Ret. Ms. Cathy Herncane COL James P. Herson, Jr. COL and Mrs. Robert Hervey, USA Ret. Ms. Gale E. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell HettingerHighmark Blue ShieldMr. Arthur HinamanMG John A. Hoefling, USA Ret.Mr. Brent HolmesMr. William C. Hosler Mr. Donald G. Housley, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. B. HudsonCOL & Mrs. David Jablonsky, USA Ret. Mr. Hershel Johnson COL Paul C. Jussel, Ret.Mr. David A. Keough Ms. Lois H. Kielkopf COL Linford N. Kinney, USA Ret. Mr. Stuart KohnMr. Kenneth Kops Mr. Henry Krochmal IIIGEN Frederick Kroesen, USA Ret.Ms. Georgia KuhnMr. R. Gerald Lackey Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaFataMrs. Beverly LanhamCOL Thomas Lanyi, USA Ret. COL & Mrs. Alan Laubscher, USA Ret. Mr. David Lavely Mr. Carey LeeLTC Robert J. Lehnhausen, USAF Ret.Mr. James LenaghanMs. Diana LeonardMr. William LeunigMr. Arthur Leyden III Mr. Robert P. Light Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. LittlefieldMs. Heather Long Ms. Lynn Lott

Mr. John Lowry IIIMs. Lorraine LucianoMr. Joseph F. Lynch COL John R. Martin, USA Ret.CPT Eugene MasicaMr. Frank E. Masland IV Dr. Michael MathenyCOL Lloyd J. Matthews, USA Ret. Ms. Cheryl McAuleyMrs. Nancy McCarthyMs. Joyce McComb MG Thomas L. Merrill, USA Ret.Mette, Evans & WoodsideGEN Edward C. Meyer, USA Ret.Mr. Gerald MillerMr. George P. MitchellMr. George Mogle Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. MorseMr. Percival B. Moser III COL Frank M. Mroz, MDCOL Wayne K. Murphy, USA Ret.Mr. Eric J. Mutter Mr. J. Mark MutterMr. Norman Myers IIMs. Amanda NealBG Harold Nelson, USA Ret. LTC & Mrs. Clayton Newell, USA Ret.Newport Middle SchoolMr. James Oakes LTG Dave R. Palmer, USA Ret. COL Robert Park, AMC Ret.Mr. Tom Parrett Ms. Joanne PattonLTC Edwin M. Perry, USA Ret.COL Kathleen J. PerryLTC Henry W. Persons Jr., USA Ret.COL and Mrs. Al Piotter, USAF Ret.PPG Industries, Inc.COL James Pritzker, IL ARNG Ret.Ms. Kimberly Pulley MG and Mrs. David E. Quantock R. S. Mowery & Sons, Inc.Mr. John C. Raaen Jr.Mr. and Mrs. N. David RahalRanger Battalion Association, Western Ranger Battalion Association, WWIIProfessor Carol Reardon Mr. Peter J. ResslerMr. and Mrs. Roy W. RhoadsMr. Derald Riggs Mr. Eugene C. RiveraMr. Harry A. Roat, Jr.Mr. James C. Robertson BG Domenic Rocco, Jr., USA Ret.Ms. Melissa RudykMSG Milford J. Rogers Mrs. Wayne Roper BG R. Gary Sausser, USA Ret. MG Robert H. Scales, Jr., USA Ret.Mr. and Mrs. Donn SchoonoverMr. Gregory F. Schmidl COL James Schultz, Jr., USA Ret. Mr. Douglas Sebestyen LTG Richard J. Seitz, USA Ret. COL David Shaver, USA Ret.COL Park Shaw, USA Ret. GEN Robert Shoemaker, USA Ret. MG Stephen Silvasy, USA Ret.COL and Mrs. J. Sloan, USA Ret.

Mr. Kevin SmallCOL and Mrs. William Solomon, USA Ret.Dr. Richard J. SommersSons & Daughters, WWII Dr. Lewis SorleyBG Leo E. Soucek, USA Ret.The Donald B. & Dorothy L. Stabler FoundationMs. Katherine Stafford COL George J. Stapleton, USA Ret.Mr. Leland Steinke Ms. Norine SterkelMG Walter L. Stewart, USA Ret. COL Thomas R. Stone, USA Ret.Mrs. Jacklynn L. StrongMr. James StultzCOL Kathleen Swacina Swing Fever Dance BandMr. Herman Tabler Mrs. Judith Taylor Mr. Benjamin Temkin GEN Richard H. Thompson, USA Ret. COL Walter P. Tibbetts, USA Ret. Mr. Donald TiptonMr. Nick Tisak Mr. Tim J. TodishMs. Diane M. Tokarsky, Esq. Mr. Reginald Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Ramon TowneU-Haul International, Inc. UHS of Pennsylvania, Inc.LTG Walter F. Ulmer, Jr., USA Ret.USMA Founders Day FundMr. John Van Cott COL Terry L. Wagner, USA Ret. Mrs. Pamela Walters Mr. George WashburnMG Richard M. Wells, USA Ret. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wickard SGT David Wills, USAF Ret.COL and Mrs. Thomas J. Williams, USA Ret. COL Barringer F. Wingard, Jr., USA Ret.MG William P. Winkler, Jr., USA Ret. Sir Stanley A. Wojtusik Mr. Richard Zink

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of Robert L. and Robert C. Ruth and is funded through contributions from AHCF Board Member Mr. Chris Gleason. The Foundation presented the Russell F. Weigley Award to Mr. Alec Lalonde from the Royal Military College of Canada for his paper “Why ‘Europe First’?: The Economic and Ideological Underpinnings of America’s Europe-First Strategy, 1940-1941” at the 2011 Barnes Club Conference at Temple University. Mr. Ryan Johnson, from Temple University, received an honorable mention for the paper “Silent Casualty: Chemical Warfare and the Environment on the Western Front.”

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