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Category: Role Models
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Writing Women Back into History
March is Women’s History Month and this year’s theme is “Writing Women Back into History.” Honored to be the guest speaker at West Point’s Women’s History month celebration, I had an unique…
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Honored Role (part 14): Hannah Clifford – From the DMZ to VC, Frontline Leadership
This is the 14th installment in the Honored Role Series. Her military background is different from many colleagues, but Hannah Clifford says working with start-up companies is similar to that of being…
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Honored Role series (part 13): Capt. Raven Bukowski – Planting the Seeds of Service
This is the 13th installment in the Honored Role Series. Although Raven Bukowski’s late grandfather, Donald, never spoke about his experiences as a sergeant in the 3rd Infantry Division during World War…
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Honored Role series (part 12): Sister Teresa Hougnon – Faith Forged in Conflict
This is the 12th installment in the weekly Honored Role Series. Just as good steel is forged from hot fire, strong leaders are developed by challenge. Such is the path Teresa Hougnon…
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Honored Role Series (part 11): Lt. Col. Jen G. Buckner- In the Long Run
This is the 11th installment in the weekly Honored Role Series. One of the few constants in the Army is the importance of physical fitness: strength, power, and stamina. William Nash, a…
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Honored Role Series (part 10): Sue Fulton – Hallowed Words
This is the tenth installment in the weekly Honored Role Series. At age eight, Brenda Sue Fulton entered her first American Legion essay contest defining patriotism as the love of country and…
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Honored Role Series (Part 9): Beth Carpenter – Bridge to Bridge
This is the ninth installment in the weekly Honored Role Series. Beth Carpenter was never a “typical girl”. As a child growing up in Massachusetts, she loved making paper airplanes and building…