USFAA chapter presidents.Arctic Thunder (4-11 FA) LTC LTC - La Tienda en Casa (Spanish tele-marketing company) LTC - Lafferty Transportation Company LTC - Lakeshore Technical College (Wisconsin) LTC - Lam Tech Center LTC - Land Transportation Commission (Philippines) LTC - Landestheater Coburg LTC - Language Training Canada LTC - Laptop Computer LTC - Large Technical Committee LTC - Last Telecast LTC - Last Trunk Capacity (ITU-T) LTC - Lawn Tennis Club LTC - Leaders Training Course Scott Wuestner Associacion de Santa Barbara (PRARNG) LTC Richard Rodriguez Balls of Fire (49th AR Div Arty) MAJ MAJ - Major MAJ - Majuro, Marshall Islands - International (Airport Code) Daniel Monrreal Big Deuce (2-2 FA) LTC Glenn Goldman Big Red One (1st IN Div Arty) COL Albert Johnson, Jr. Bluegrass (138th BDE BDE - Baseline Development Environment BDE - basic daylight exposure (photography) BDE - Basic Design Engineering BDE - Best Day Ever BDE - Betriebs Daten Erfassung (German: Shop Floor Data Collection) BDE - Beyond Demonstrable Effect BDE - Block Diagram Editor BDE - Bond Dissociation Energy BDE - Borland Database Engine BDE - Brigade BDE - brominated diphenyl ethers BdE - Bund der Energieverbraucher) LTC Rod Hayes Buckeye Redleg (1-134 FA) LTC Homer Rogers, Jr. Capital Cannoneers GEN Jack N. Merritt COL Lewis L. Millet millet, common name for several species of grasses cultivated mainly for cereals in the Eastern Hemisphere and for forage and hay in North America. The principal varieties are the foxtail, pearl, and barnyard millets and the proso millet, called also broomcorn millet and hog millet. Much millet is grown in China, India, Manchuria, the USSR, and Africa. Foxtail millet (Setaria italica) comprises 90% of the millets grown in the United States. (Osan AFB/ROK) COL Charles Schrankel COL Robert R. McCormick (Fort Sheridan/USAR) BG Steven P. Best Connecticut Redlegs LTC Timothy W. Yahn Courage & Command (212th Bde) COL David Schneider Dakota Steel Rain (SDARNG) COL Spencer Hawley Diamond Brigade (75th Bde) COL Thomas Vandal Drumfire (Fort Riley Fort Riley, U.S. military post, 5,760 acres (2,331 hectares), NE Kans., on the Kansas River; est. 1852 to protect travelers on the Santa Fe Trail from attack by Native Americans. Located near the geographic center (though not the geodetic center) of the United States, it was first called Camp Center, but in 1853 it was renamed for Gen. Bennett Riley. It was a cavalry post and school until 1917, when it became a reserve-officer training center.) MAJ John Cotton Far East (12th Marines) Col George M. Dallas, USMC Follow Me (4-41 FA) LTC John D. Harding, Jr. Fort Bragg Redleg BG Mark Kimmitt Fort Lewis (1-37FA) LTC Steven Sliwa Fort Wayne Cannoneers (Raytheon) Mr. Steve Lutz Fortress Monroe (TRADOC) MAJ Richard Ringler Gopher Gunners (34th IN Div Arty) MAJ Robert Larsen High Desert (Fort Irwin) LTC Mark Waters Hoosier Redleg (38th IN Div Arty) COL James White I Corps Artillery (UTARNG) BG Patrick D. Wilson IL ARNG ARNG - Army National Guard (3-123 FA) MAJ Johnny Miller Indianhead (2nd IN Div Arty) COL Ross Ridge Iron Gunners (4th IN Div Arty) COL Kevin Stramara Iron Steel (1st AR Div Arty) COL Frank Hull Kansas Redlegs COL Calvin Johnson Keystone (28th IN Div Arty) COL Mark W. Scott King of Battle (30th FA Regt) COL Richard Cardillo, Jr. Land of Enchantment (WSMR) CSM Gilbert Canuela Leatherneck (Quantico, VA) Maj Christopher Tavuchis, USMC Louisiana Tiger (1-141 FA) LTC Russell L. Hooper Lone Star LTC Modesto Rivera Marne Marne, department, FranceMarne (märn), department (1990 pop. 559,600), NE France, in Champagne. Châlons-en-Champagne is the capital.Marne, river, FranceMarne, river, c. (3d ID Div Arty)COL Thomas Torrance Maryland Regimental Artillery (110th FA Regt) MAJ(R) Eugene Mersinger Michigan (1-119 FA) LTC Sam Dalman Minuteman Cannoneer (ARNG Readiness Center) COL Jack Davis Mississippi (631st BDE) COL Joe Willingham Mountain Post (3-29 FA) LTC Jeffrey Springman Mountain Thunder (10th Mountain Div Arty) COL James Creighton North Alabama/Redstone MAJ Tom Doss Oberpfalz (CMTC) LTC Mark Mueller Old Breed (11th Marines) Col Michael Marletto, USMC Old Hickory (196th FA BDE) COL Robert Harris Ozark COL Chester P. Carson, Jr. Palmetto State/Fort Jackson COL Charles K. Flint III Phantom Thunder (III CA) CPT Augusto Bernardo Prepared Professionals LTC Michael Kulz Razorback COL John L. Brackin Railgunners (VCA/41st FA Bde) COL Charles Otterstedt III Red Bull (1-194 FA) CPT John R. Cunningham Red Team (1st Cav Div Arty) COL Stephen Lanza Rocky Mountain Redleg (169th FA Bde) COL Y.R. Hladkyj Rolling Rifles (10th Marines) Col Thomas Cariker, USMC Rowan Artillery LTC David L. Stanley Screaming Eagles (101st Abn) LTC Patrick Sweeney Sunburst (40th IN Div Arty) COL Jane Anderholt Thunderbird (45th Bde) COL Ricky Adams Thunderbolt (17th Bde) COL Nathan Slate Train for War (USAFATC) COL James Palermo Tropic Thunder (25th IN Div Arty) COL Gary Cheek Truman (135th FA Bde) COL Timothy Polles Vermont BG (R) Harold Goldstein Warrior (JRTC JRTC - Joint Readiness Training Center (Fort Polk, LA, USA), Fort Polk Fort Polk, U.S. army post, 200,000 acres (80,937 hectares), SW La.; est. 1941 and named for the Rev. Leonidas Polk. It is a major army warm-weather training center.) LTC Samuel Johnson West Point COL Thomas Kolditz Wilbur S. (Big Foot) Brown (USMC Det, FS) Col J.A. Pace, USMC Wisconsin (57th FA Bde) COL Bryan Much Wyoming Cowboy Cannoneers (115th FA BDE) COL Martin Kidner Yankee Redlegs (42d IN Div Arty) LTC Patrick Holmes 112th FA Association COL(R) Erich H. Heubach 113th FA Regt LTC Kenneth Beard 117th FA Regt LTC Curtis Andrews 214th FA Bde COL Robert A. Cunningham Want to form a Chapter? Log on to www.fieldartillery.org |
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