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MPADMcCann graduates from U.S. Army War College as class VP
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On July 20, the Delaware Army National Guard’s Col. Henry McCann completed the highest level of professional military education in graduating from the U.S. Army War College in a ceremony held at Carlisle Barracks, PA.. McCann was Class Vice President at the War College and serves as the Deputy Commander of the 261st Signal Brigade.
Chief of Staff, U.S. Army, General Eric Shinseki was the guest speaker, congratulating the Class of 2001 and challenging them to help lead the Army through its transition phase into a fighting force for the future.
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The U.S. Army War College Distance Education Class of 2001 was comprised of 301 students who represent a broad spectrum of backgrounds and experiences in military service. In the group were 101 Army National Guard officers, 131 Army Reserve officers, 57 Active Duty Army officers, 2 Department of the Army Civilians, 3 Marine Corps officers, 4 Marine Corps Reserve officers, 2 Naval Reserve officers and one International Fellow. All completed a demanding course of intensive instruction by correspondence over a two-year period, including four weeks of resident instruction at the College.
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July 2001