An incredible evening spent in the company of potential Presidential material, including the articulate and data-savvy daughter of an Army General. Back in 1999, a groundbreaking achievement was made when Mace became the first woman to graduate from the Corps of Cadets program at The Citadel. Recently, I had the privilege of attending a Meet and Greet Reception at The World Trade Center, DC, featuring The Honorable Nancy Mace, a distinguished member of the House Armed Services Committee. The event was graced by a select group including Major General Norbert Huber, Col. Rastislav Janota, Hon. Luis G. Fortunio, and Nelson Garcia, among others. During the gathering, I was honored to receive a thoughtful gift from Satoshi Nishahata, the Washington Bureau Chief of The Liberty Japan – a book titled "The Laws of the Sun: One Source, One Planet, One People." #Networking #WashingtonDC #ProfessionalDevelopment
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A perfect pairing of technology serving people as represented by Ms. Reeder! Whether your patch is DOD or healthcare, this is one for you! #technologyandpatientcare
The next ITPA National Capital Chapter luncheon is just a few days away on November 16th. This is a great opportunity to hear from Ms. Tonya Reeder, CIO of Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dr8r4zrW Tom Stallone Amy Fadida Donna Miller Jason Friend Jayson Schwam Carlton Shufflebarger
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THE SECOND COMING OF DONALD J. TRUMP Here is a moment in time and history. See what happens if Donald J. Trump returns to the White House in a fractured America - AS THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE STRONGEST MILITARY IN THE UNIVERSE. This satirical political nonfiction takes you on a journey filled with political intrigues, leading into uncharted territories, and unexpected alliances if Donald Trump takes the helms once again in the U.S. Learn More. https://lnkd.in/duWAeSVB
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In honor of Veterans Day, the National Archives shares the top 10 types of questions about veterans and military records on History Hub. Here are just a few of the questions: How can I obtain a copy of my DD214? How do I begin research in Women Army Corps records? What is the age of the youngest surviving World War II veteran? How can I find information about my maternal grandfather’s rank during World War II? History Hub is the National Archives’ crowdsourced history research platform. People can get answers from multiple sources, including National Archives staff, other agencies, and a community of citizen experts. They provide help for veterans, researchers, and civilians seeking information and military records, including records from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and military service personnel records. Learn more about History Hub and see the Veterans and Military Questions list on the National Archives News. https://lnkd.in/gvpdht8b Image: Veterans Day ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns, November 11, 1994. National Archives, Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Photo by PH2 John Sokolowski. https://lnkd.in/gq-W9X5x #HistoryHub #VeteransDay #Research #MilitaryRecords
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This post falls into the category of the "circle of life". Two of my Georgetown students' final papers ( China and Its Military) cited articles in publications written by two of my earliest Georgetown students, based on their final papers for this class! I am continually amazed at how many things in life and in our profession are interconnected!
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Our show is a thrilling departure from the ordinary. Instead of echoing your beliefs, our right, left, and center dialogue ignites a passionate debate on the most pressing issues. For instance, this week, we feature Billy and Jessie Jane Duff, a gunnery sergeant and the executive director of Veterans for Trump. In this segment, we delve into the military service of Trump and Vance vs. Harris and Walz, creating an engaging and thought-provoking debate. https://conta.cc/4cmSEPl
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Do you know where Greensboro got its name from? This and more interesting facts about the Revolutionary War are in the latest blog entry. It's History Thursday! https://lnkd.in/eCuadV5W
History Facts - Revolutionary War reenactment On March 15, 1781, a significant battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at the Guilford Courthouse. The British army, led by General Charles Lord Cornwallis, and the Continental army, led by Major General Nathanael Greene, fought for independence from the British. You can find many street names in Greensboro, NC, still memorizing those times, with names like Cornwallis Drive and Washington Street. You can find more interesting facts and how they shaped Greensboro today in the latest blog entry. https://lnkd.in/eSjYgWQC #history #revolutionarywar #greensboro #tourguide #blogpost #thursday #travellikealocal
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Learn more about Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation at this link and see what a difference you can help us make for the children of our fallen military. Check out our post below with two current examples!
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The conversation about peace and security has been overwhelmed by fragility and vulnerability, which has become a distraction for many states' resilience. Therefore, it's crucial to move our discussion beyond just assessing vulnerability. We need to focus on identifying existing coping strategies and capacities of states and how they can be enhanced and leveraged to build stronger communities. It's important to note that every challenge contains potential opportunities, even if they're not always obvious. The #StateResilienceIndex by The Fund for Peace adds a meaningful dimension to the discussion on peace and security.
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This was a great event for so many reasons. In our industry, we hear about rapid changes A LOT, but I left the event with a sense that the trajectory is increasing at an unprecedented rate. All of my take-aways were based on this: ▶ In the Great Wealth Transfer, it’s expected that between $60 and $84 trillion will be transferred from boomers to their heirs between now and 2045 (with a substantial portion occurring by next year), ▶ Rapidly increasing mental capacity concerns have trustees considering the need for established, in-office, mental health training, ▶ Rapid changes in are also occurring in the Middle East, with the next generation of wealth owners moving towards more westernised approaches to wealth management within families. Really interesting conversations also around the use of foundations as opposed to trusts and other alternatives, and the prospect of mandatory ESG in trust structures. Richard Shirreff bought the house down with his keynote on building resilience in businesses, drawing on the current geopolitical landscape to present his step- plan. Thank you to Mourant, Katie Hooper Stephen Alexander for a compelling, fascinating day. #GreatWealthTransfer #Mourant #Jersey #ChannelIslands
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