Mark Miller (2nd Co.) reports that he managed to shuffle his way onto the podium for his age group at the Atlantic City Olympic Distance Triathlon on August 7th. He …
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Learning to fly and fight the Tomcat in combat was the main goal for both the F-14 aircrews and the U.S. Navy. This is where the Topgun school came in. …
Lost my USNA 78 class ring 36 years ago at McGhee Tyson airfield in 1986 while flying w the 278th TN Air Calvary…….. fast forward 36 years. Received a MSG …
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Dave Surgent retired from First Command after 31 years of service. He was recognized for 31 years of service with the James N. Lanier Distinguished Service Award. Dave and Kathy …
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Three books written by Clark Goodlett (22nd Co.) have been added to the Class Authors page. Clark wrote A Simple Macroeconomics Primer and Dining Lake Thurmond in 2021 and A …
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Kevin Walsh retired from DCS Corporation on July 1, 2022, after 36 and a half years! In a final LinkedIn post, Kevin said it had been a pleasure to work …
A wonderful evening at the Marine Corps Sunset Parade with ‘78 Classmates John Semcken, Bob Vogt and Mark Strasser. 48 years of brotherhood and counting!
CEO of PS27 Jim Stallings said Jacksonville became a destination for startups during the pandemic JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jim Stallings knows a little something about big ideas. Stallings worked for IBM …
At the urging of his 35th Company company mates, Marty Thamm wrote a remembrance of our classmate Al Frisch who was lost to cancer Second Class Year. Marty found it …
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