2023 Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Annual Report

PRESERVING AND PROMULGATING THE HISTORY, TRADITIONS AND CULTURE OF THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.

OUR MISSION

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation preserves and promulgates the history, traditions and culture of the United States Marine Corps and educates all Americans in its virtues.

The Foundation vigorously seeks financial support to provide continued leadership, strategic direction and financial oversight in supporting and expanding programs at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and beyond its walls.

ABOUT THE COVER “March of Honor” by Ashley Gregorchik, Grade 10, Hilltop High School, Johnstown, Pennsylvania. As part of the National Museum of the Marine Corps Annual Student Art Competition. 2 6 48 60

CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

LETTER FROM GENERAL GARY THOMAS, USMC (RET)

I would like to thank each of you for supporting our mission to preserve and share the history, culture, traditions and virtues of our Marine Corps. Our Corps’ legacy continues to live on here at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and through programs beyond its walls, and you have made it all possible. Your generosity allowed us to achieve our goals this year.

The Foundation intends to make sure all Americans understand the tremendous contribution that the Marine Corps makes in defense of our nation.

One major initiative that you made possible is the expansion of Semper Fidelis Memorial Park adjacent to the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The expansion will nearly double the length of the current ADA compliant pathways creating space for more bricks, more monuments and more Rally Point locations, providing our visitors even more opportunities to learn about Marine Corps history and the sacrifices made to protect the freedom of our Nation.

The park expansion includes the construction of the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park Pavilion. The pavilion’s footprint and landscape design will evoke the image of a senior enlisted rank insignia in the Marine Corps. The pavilion is made possible through the generous contributions of Marine veteran, distinguished entrepreneur, visionary leader, and philanthropist Tim Day, his wife Sandy Day, and the Timothy T. Day Foundation. Another feature of the park expansion is the exciting new addition of a Marine Corps Medium Girder Bridge (MGB), a lightweight bridge that is assembled without help from heavy equipment. This bridge could very well be the final MGB ever built as the Marine Corps has recently divested itself of its bridge-building capabilities. The park expansion will open to the public in Spring 2024.

The Foundation has also been hard at work planning the celebration for the Marine Corps 250th Anniversary in 2025. One of the ways we will mark this occasion is to mint a commemorative coin in honor of the 250th anniversary. Thanks to your support with this grassroots effort, it is now official.

In July, President Biden signed into law the 250th Anniversary of the United States Marine Corps Commemorative Coin Act. Through these coins, all Americans will be able to honor Marines for their 250 years of unwavering dedication to duty, service and sacrifice for our Nation. Proceeds from coin sales will support future educational, historical and cultural programs at our National Museum as we look ahead to preserving and honoring the next 250 years of Marine Corps history. Watch your email and our website for updates on purchasing these coins in 2025.

We are also working on a new campaign called From the Few for the Marine Corps’ 250th that will share our legacy with all Americans in a brandnew way. The campaign will bring the Corps’ story closer than ever to the American people. Much work remains between now and 2025, and we will need your continued support to make this possible. None of this important work would be possible without the generous support and steadfast dedication of you, our donors. Every gift helps us tell the proud history of our Corps, preserve the legacies of all Marines, and honor the sacrifices that these brave men and women have made to protect our nation. Thank you. I know we can count on your continued support in 2024.

Semper Fidelis,

General

Gary Thomas,

USMC (Ret) Chairman, Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

PRESIDENT’S LETTER

LETTER FROM MAJGEN JAMES W. LUKEMAN, USMC (RET)

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation had another successful year thanks to the continued support of donors like you. Your steadfast commitment and generosity are the reason we are able to fulfill our mission of sharing the legacy of our brave Marines and their families. Throughout 2023, the Foundation honored and celebrated our Corps’ history through a variety of initiatives, programs and events here at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and beyond its walls.

Our 2023 Annual Awards Ceremony, held in April, honored Marines and civilians for their exemplary work in advancing and preserving Marine Corps history, traditions and culture in various fields. We presented the Honorable Richard V. Spencer, former Secretary of the Navy and past MCHF Vice Chairman of the Board, with the Heritage Award and Sergeant Thomas J. Brennan USMC (Ret), founder of the nonprofit newsroom The War Horse, with the Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership Award. They received their awards alongside 18 other honorees who were recognized for excellence in journalism, literature,

photography, videography and the arts. We are looking forward to another terrific event at the Museum with our 2024 Annual Awards Ceremony this spring.

We are proud of the programs we support at the Museum, particularly the Education Department programs that reach beyond the Museum’s walls and into classrooms and homes across the Nation. The Foundation employs two full-time public school teachers who teach classes and made it easier for schools and over 8,000 students to access the Museum’s resources this year alone.

Our redesigned virtual tour that launched in Spring 2023 has been an invaluable resource for all, taking the Museum beyond its walls using state-of-the-art technology. We continue to enhance the virtual experience with additional artifact descriptions, expanded details and links to related artifacts for many of its exhibits. Once you see the Museum virtually, you will really want to come see it in person.

Additionally, the Foundation oversees the Medal of Honor Theater, Museum Store, Tun Tavern, Devil Dog Diner and the laser simulated Rifle Range. In 2023, Tun Tavern offered weekly specials, weekly Happy Hours and events like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day Brunches. The Medal of Honor Theater continues to show our signature film We, the Marines as well as offers visitors alternative films like the familyfriendly film Max, the documentary The Gift that tells the story of Medal of Honor recipient Corporal Jason L. Dunham, and various holiday films with a free Cookies, Cocoa and Craft event for kids. The newly renovated Rifle Range continued to bring in visitors and groups to test their marksmanship in the Museum’s Making Marines gallery – even the Foundation and Museum staff teamed up to compete in a friendly group tournament competition!

Our team has been hard at work with two major initiatives this year – the expansion of Semper Fidelis Memorial Park that will nearly double the footprint of the current park and the Traveling Combat Art Exhibit. The traveling exhibit has been so successful

at raising the public’s awareness for the Marine Corps and its contributions to the Nation that a second traveling art show is in the works, this time with entirely different Marine Corps art. We hope to get this on the road in 2024 through 2026. Stay tuned!

The Foundation hosted two Virtual Town Hall events in 2023 to better connect with you, our supporters. I enjoyed answering your questions and keeping you up-to-date on happenings at the Foundation and National Museum of the Marines Corps. We look forward to continuing to grow this program and hope you’ll join us for the next one.

I’m proud to be a part of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation and the great work we continue to do. It goes without saying that everything we do here at the Foundation to preserve and share the history, traditions, and culture of the Marine Corps is only possible because of your contributions. Your support makes a difference. Thank you. I look forward to what we can accomplish together in 2024.

Semper Fidelis,

MajGen James W. Lukeman, USMC (Ret) President & CEO, Marine Corps Heritage Foundation

MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION YEAR IN REVIEW

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation hosted and supported another full year of programming and events at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and beyond its walls. Here is a look at our year in review.

TRAVELING COMBAT ART EXHIBITION

The Traveling Combat Art Exhibition titled “Honor, Courage, Commitment: Marine Corps Art, 1975-2018” completed its tour in 2023 with stops at the Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding, California from January to April and The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum in College Station, Texas from May to January. Featuring over thirty works of art by 15 combat artists, the exhibit focused on the Marine Corps following the Vietnam War through today. The 34 works on canvas and two sculptures provided a window into the experiences of the artists, many of whom saw active combat. A second traveling art show is in the works of different Marine Corps art with plans to begin its tour in 2024 through 2026.

2023 STUDENT CONCERTO COMPETITION

Seven exceptional high school students gathered in February in John Philip Sousa Band Hall at the Marine Barracks Annex in Washington, D.C. before a live audience and a panel of judges for the final round of the Marine Band’s 2023 Concerto Competition. The annual event was hosted by “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band with scholarships provided by the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. The first place winner received a $2,500 scholarship and second and third place winners received $1,000 and $500 respectively.

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KYLE CHO Oboe Potomac, Maryland

2ND NATHAN SHEPHERD Bassoon

Lanesville, Indiana

NIKKA GERSHMAN Flute Los Angeles, California 3RD

In April, Kyle Cho returned to Washington, D.C. and performed as a guest soloist in concert with “The President’s Own.”

WOMEN IN THE MARINE BAND PERFORMANCE

In March to honor Women’s History Month and the roles women have played in the “The President’s Own” Marine Corps Band for fifty years, the Foundation hosted an all-female ensemble from “The President’s Own” performance at the National Museum of the Marine Corps’ Medal of Honor Theater for 350 guests. The group performed various pieces that celebrated fifty years of women in the “Marine Band.”

Marine Band Women

Marine Band’s 215th anniversary scheduled for Saturday, July 6, 2013, at the Center for the Performing Arts has been sequestration. This event will not be

Ruth Johnson successfully won a Marine Band French horn audition on March 7, 1973, and went on to become the first female to enlist in “The President’s Own.” Marine Band Director Lt. Col. Dale Harpham explained his decision to enlist Johnson: “At the time, there were no legal ramifications against admitting women. I wanted to see this happen because I wanted the “Marine Band” to be the best.” Weeks later the Marine Corps announced job opportunities for women in each of its bands, and in 1975 many more occupational fields throughout the Corps were opened to women.

(1981): librarian

uSMC (ret.)

First Section Commander (1996): Clarinetist Master gunnery Sgt. lisa Kadala, uSMC (ret.). Kadala was also the first female appointed principal clarinet (1985).

First retiree: Flutist Master gunnery Sgt. gail (gifford) Bowlin, uSMC (ret.) (Aug. 1973-Aug. 1993)

First Vocalist (2005): Mezzo-soprano gunnery Sgt. Sara Dell’Omo

First Concertmaster (2007): Master gunnery Sgt. Claudia Chudacoff

First Section leader (1976): Oboist Master gunnery Sgt. Elizabeth Schaeffer, uSMC (ret.). She was also the first principal player.

is currently commander, gunnery Sgt.

String Player (1974): Violist Carol hayes

Master McDonald

First Female (1973): French horn player ruth Johnson.

2023 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation hosted its largest Summer Concert Series with seven spectacular performances from various military band ensembles. The United States Band Country Current performed in June followed by United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own” Blues Ensemble in July. August was jam packed with performances by the United States Navy Band Sea Chanters, Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment, United States Navy Concert Band and “The President’s Own” United States Marine Corps Band. In September, a special performance by the German Army Band was held at the Museum. The free outdoor concerts series drew in over 2,500 attendees from the local community making it the Foundation’s most successful concert series to date.

NEW VIRTUAL TOUR

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation continues to find innovative ways to connect people with the rich history and traditions of the United States Marine Corps. One of the most remarkable achievements of the year was the development and launch of a new Virtual Tour of the National Museum of the Marine Corps. This digital experience brings the Museum’s exhibits and Marine story directly to people’s homes, schools, and devices.

The Director of Visitor Experience led this endeavor to bring together the work of Marine Corps University’s curators, historians and archivists with technology experts not to replicate or replace the Museum, but enhance the Museum’s ability to reach more individuals. The virtual tour was designed to provide visitors with an engaging and informative journey through the Marine Corps legacy, allowing them to dive deeper into the history, traditions, and culture of our Corps.

The MCHF’s Virtual Tour of the National Museum of the Marine Corps is a multifaceted project that is set to redefine how the Marine Corps’ history is shared with the world. Using cutting-edge technology, this digital experience offers a lifelike visit to the museum without leaving the comfort of one’s home.

Visitors can navigate through the Museum’s various galleries, just as they would in person, by using a user-friendly interface. They can move through the Museum chronologically or jump to specific points within the galleries for more targeted exploration. High-quality imaging technology captures every current exhibit in remarkable detail, making it feel like you are actually there, but this virtual tour goes beyond just static displays. Visitors can access detailed information about artifacts, view high-resolution images, and even access audiovisual content to enhance their understanding of Marine Corps’ history.

With links to extensive information and resources, from the USMC & MCU, it offers an in-depth look at the Marine Corps’ contributions. Further expanding upon the educational capabilities of the Virtual Tour, is a unique tool, the Collection Finder. Serving as a digital catalog, the Collection Finder enables users to search for specific artifacts within the Museum’s vast collection. Users can search by keyword, time period, category and more to find artifacts, detailed descriptions, and even related artifacts.

THE SEMPER FIDELIS MEMORIAL PARK TRAIL EXTENSION, ALONG WITH ITS HISTORIC MEDIUM GIRDER BRIDGE (MGB), A LIGHTWEIGHT BRIDGE THAT IS ASSEMBLED WITHOUT HELP FROM HEAVY EQUIPMENT, ARE EXPECTED TO BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC IN SPRING 2024.

SEMPER FIDELIS MEMORIAL PARK

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation installed over 1,300 new commemorative bricks in Semper Fidelis Memorial Park on the grounds adjacent to the National Museum of Marine Corps, for a total of over 41,000 memorial bricks throughout the Park presently.

In May, the Foundation provided visitors an opportunity to place miniature American flags throughout the pathways of Semper Fidelis Memorial Park in honor of Memorial Day. The effort was such a success visitors were invited to line the Park with American flags for Veteran’s Day in November. Nearly 500 American flags were displayed during both occasions.

Throughout the year, construction work continued as part of the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park Expansion project. Concrete for the pillars on the new pavilion were poured and stonework began. Progress was made on grading the pathways and installing storm drains throughout the expansion.

In August, work began for the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park Pavilion. Benches will be spaced for quiet reflection, while the pavilion’s interior will offer a serene vantage point with a tranquil panorama of the National Museum of the Marine Corps and its encompassing grounds. In October, the installation of a historic Medium Girder Bridge (MGB) was completed.

VIRTUAL TOWN HALLS

In 2023, the Foundation introduced a new virtual town hall series that gave supporters timely updates for the Foundation and National Museum of the Marines Corps as well as an opportunity to ask Foundation President & CEO questions in real time. In February, attendees heard from guest speaker Lin Ezell, former director of the National Museum of the Marines Corps and curator of the Traveling Art Exhibit. Attendees got a behind the scenes look at a few artifacts held in the Marine Corps Secure Weapon Storage Facility from the Museum’s Arms and Armor Curator Jonathan Bernstein. Additional virtual town halls are being planned for 2024.

CLASSIC CAR SHOWS

New in 2023, the Foundation hosted two classic car shows in the parking lot of the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Over 1,700 visitors gathered to see antique cars in May with a special performance by the United States Navy Band Commodores. This gathering was one of the highest Sunday visitor counts the Museum has had post pandemic. A second antique car show was hosted in October with attendance numbers over 1,300.

SPECIAL TOUR

In February, Foundation staff visited Marine Helicopter Squadron One (HMX-1), on Marine Corps Base Quantico, for a behind the scenes tour to learn more about the different aircraft used within the Marine Corps and their maintenance.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Throughout 2023, the Foundation’s Events team managed over 300 private events including weddings, promotions, retirements and other celebrations in the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Semper Fidelis Memorial Chapel and the Medal of Honor Theater. Hear from a few of our clients on what hosting an event at the Museum meant to them.

The National Museum of the Marine Corps is a very special part of our story. My husband and I met while working at the museum; he was stationed there and I worked as a photographer and videographer. We would often walk the trails through the Semper Fidelis Memorial Park to the Chapel. When the time came to choose the venue for our special day, we had our heart set on the Museum. Working with the MCHF events staff was a delight. They worked quickly and efficiently to make our wedding day very special and memorable.

- Jennifer Bass on her wedding

“When you have to say a final farewell to a great Marine, there is no better place to assemble and pay tribute than the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The superiority of the setting is obvious, but less obvious (unless you’ve experienced it) is that the Special Events staff hosts an event like they are part of the family— very attentive, professional, and caring. I and the other guests were equally impressed with the catering by Aramark, simply first class. I, and the many guests who attended the celebration of life, are very grateful for the flexibility, dedication, and high standards that the Special Events staff paid to our event.”

- LtGen G.S. Newbold, USMC (Ret) on a celebration of life

IN REVIEW

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE MARINE CORPS YEAR

The National Museum of the Marine Corps (NMMC) enjoyed another busy year, welcoming 335,349 visitors during 2023. The NMMC has greeted a steady return of visitors post-Covid, and this large number is a clear indicator that our exhibits, educational programs, and social media outreach garner a substantial audience.

VISITATION TO THE MUSEUM SURGED DURING 2023

DIRECTOR’S OFFICE

The NMMC staff, with support from the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation (MCHF), are responsible for NMMC operations, collections, exhibits, educational programs, public affairs, visitor services, and other professional museum activities.

NMMC staff members were on the National Mall as part of “Welcome Home! A Nation Honors our Vietnam Veterans and their Families,” an event hosted by The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration, honoring the legacy and sacrifices of Vietnam veterans and their families.

Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro held a ceremony in Leatherneck Gallery to reveal the name of the newest Expeditionary Sea Base Ship (ESB 8): USNS Hector A. Cafferata Jr. in honor of PFC Hector A. Cafferata, a Medal of Honor recipient during the Korean War. More than 150 guests, including members of Cafferata’s family, attended the ceremony and reception.

The NMMC continues work on the events commemorating the 250th birthday of the Marine Corps. The commemoration is tentatively scheduled to launch the day after the 249th birthday in 2024.

YEAR IN REVIEW

335,349

We welcomed 335,349 visitors to the Museum in 2023

33,670

33,670 students representing 459 student groups visited the Museum

Social media presence grew by more than 45,000 fans across all platforms

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STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS

The Strategic Communications (StratComm) team informs the public of NMMC events and activities and advocates for NMMC involvement in tourism and education. StratComm maintains a vigorous social media presence, facilitates photography and videography shoots for documentary-based programming, responds to media queries, and supports local tourism efforts by serving on the Prince William County Tourism Advisory Board as a Culture/History representative.

Calendar event announcements were provided to 75+ outlets on a bimonthly basis; 12 e-newsletters were distributed to more than 12,500 subscribers each; and StratComm addressed 40 media queries. A photo and video shoot with Joe Mantegna for the reality show Gun Stories proved very popular, and an effort with Small Wars Television, which featured the Korean War Gallery, was viewed by 50,000+ wargamers. Other noteworthy shoots included: Travels with Darley, a travel series on PBS and Amazon Prime; a feature of docent Jack Elliott with WJLA’s Jonathan Elias; and segments of the documentary Make Peace or Die which included a significant artifact donation to the Museum, and Smithsonian Channel’s Air Warriors

The Museum’s social media presence grew by more than 45,000 fans across all platforms–Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and LinkedIn–averaging more than 75,000 engagements monthly. Facebook and Instagram represent the Museum’s primary platforms with nearly 216,000 combined fans and grew by more than 12,500 fans.

“Moving

Up in the Dust “

Combat Artist Kristopher Batt Is Anything but Typical

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

“My mission is to recruit, train, and deploy uniformed and

The Artist in Residence creates combat art and illustrations for the Marine Corps combat art collection and manages and promotes the Marine Corps Combat Art Program (MCCAP). The Artist continued work on the Historical Illustrations Project, which consists of 25 to 30 large-scale paintings that feature key moments in Marine Corps history, from the Vietnam era to the present.

civilian

combat artists to create world-class art that will tell the Marine Corps story for generations to come.”

—Kristopher Battles

The Artist convened two Combat Art Panels and helped evaluate several portfolios from artistically talented Marines hoping to serve as combat artists with the MCCAP. The Artist developed and coordinated a mentorship program; conducted several workshops, including a PME in drawing and art; collaborated with the Army and Marine Corps art programs; and facilitated coverage of Marines at the joint NATO training exercise, Frozen Winds, in Finland.

Recently named Marine Corps Artist in Residence, Kristopher Battles works in his studio at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Triangle, Va.

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The Artist also planned and executed the 7th Annual Marine Corps Combat Art Symposium “Drawing from Heritage” in September; organized the 5th Annual Marine Corps Student Art Competition; and participated in the Marine Corps University podcast #BRUTECAST, to discuss the MCCAP.

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EXHIBITS BRANCH

The Exhibits Branch provided in-house fabrication and installation for the “New to the Collection” art, Go to War…Do Art exhibit, Beirut bombing anniversary exhibit, and a massive change-out of graphics and artifacts of the Legacy Walk Timeline. Other projects started this year include designs for a modification to the Korean War Gallery to include the topic of Women Marines, and a permanent display area at the base of the mast in Leatherneck Gallery. YEAR IN REVIEW

Installation of the 24,000 square foot post-Vietnam galleries, Galleries 13 and 14, made remarkable progress. Remaining artifact display cases were installed and wired for lighting and environmental monitoring, and the case security system was installed and commissioned. Progress continued on an exhibit of Marine sea-based deployments during the 2000s. Custom-fitted artifact mount fabrication began for the 600+ artifacts that will be on display, and work continued on the hand-sculpted and painted finishes on the tableaus. Installation of artifacts into cases has begun, the theatrical exhibit lighting is underway, and by the close of FY2023, the exhibit installation was substantially complete.

COLLECTIONS BRANCH

The Collections Branch is responsible for curating and preserving the material history of the Marine Corps and consists of the Collections Management Section and the Office of the Registrar, the Restoration Section, and the Curatorial Section.

ARMS & ARMOR

The Arms & Armor (A&A) Curator provided subject matter expertise to numerous commands, museums, writers, researchers, and the public, and authored articles for Leatherneck magazine. A&A additions to the collection include an M1944 carbine captured by a Marine from F Company, 2d Battalion, 5th Marines in January 1969 north of Hue City; and a Marine Corps Officer’s sword identified to LtCol Samuel B. Puller, General Puller’s brother who was KIA on Guam in July 1944. A&A also worked alongside StratComm for the filming of an episode of Gun Stories, featuring Marine Corps sniper rifles and hosted by actor Joe Mantegna.

ART

Many of the Art Curator’s efforts have been directed toward the conservation of all artifacts, historical furniture, and artwork in the Home of the Commandants. Additionally, noteworthy FY2023 art acquisitions include 145 works from the estate of John Deckert and a mixed media painting titled Shoulder to Shoulder by Peter G. Varisano, Army Artist during Operation Desert Shield.

AVIATION

The Aviation Curator presented 13 collections as well as one deaccession recommendation to the Collections Committee. Significant additions include the first VH-3D Presidential helicopter stricken from service; the flight helmet worn by then-Capt Timothy B. Howard during his service in Operation Urgent Fury in Grenada; and a large collection of flight and personal gear belonging to World War II Marine John R. Stanton, a F4U Corsair pilot who served on Okinawa in 1945.

CULTURAL AND MATERIAL HISTORY

The Cultural and Material History (C&MH) section recommended 30 collections with more than 260 artifacts for inclusion in the NMMC’s permanent collection. Significant artifacts added to the collection by the C&MH Curator include: an original painted drum from the 1952 parade season of Commandant’s Own, the Drum and Bugle Corps; a collection of items associated with Marine Barracks Washington mascot Chesty XV; and a USMC contract 1913 Dietz Cold Blast Model No. 2 lantern. The C&MH Curator wrote several “Saved Rounds” for Leatherneck magazine and supported several loans of artifacts to the Gerald Ford Presidential Library and Museum, the Marine Corps Embassy and Security Guard Battalion, the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum, and the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. YEAR

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UNIFORMS AND HERALDRY

Uniforms and Heraldry (U&H), the most active curatorial discipline at the NMMC, accessioned 27 collections with 300+ individual artifacts in FY2023. Most notable was the acquisition of a Civil War enlisted uniform that was facilitated through and funded by the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation (MCHF). This extraordinarily rare uniform represents the most complete Civil War collection ever added to the NMMC. The MCHF also generously funded the purchase of items associated with Col A. F. Moe, a World War II-era officer who served with the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in the China Burma India theatre.

Additional acquisitions include valor medals from the surviving daughter of Iwo Jima casualty Robert Lewis Stallings; a symbolic dress uniform from KIA Marines of Operation Enduring Freedom; a World War II Navy Cross from the surviving daughter of PFC Warren Welch; and a Vietnam War Medal of Honor from Cpl William Morgan. Donations were also received from the family of LtCol D. Althoff, a highly decorated Vietnam War helicopter pilot; and Sgt Nicole Gee, one of the Marines tragically killed by a suicide bomber at Hamid Karzai International Airport in August 2021.

OPERATIONS BRANCH

The Operations Branch provides support to the NMMC staff through administration, computers and information technology, contracts and purchasing (to include supplies), facilities management, fiscal and resource management, safety, security, and visitor services. In FY2023, the Operations Branch responded to approximately 2,300 public inquiries via email and phone; the Information Technology Specialist oversaw the addition of 1,260+ new accessions and the modification of 4,585+ records; the Contracts Section managed more than 30 contracts and associated actions; facilities management addressed major projects involving the roof and the HVAC system as well as several minor projects/cosmetic enhancements; security staff facilitated the installation of an improved weapons detection system; and Visitor Services hosted 23 VIP tours, 453 military ceremonies, 20 outreach events and 34 PMEs.

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NMMC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Over the course of 2023, the Education Department, Distance Learning, and the Teachers in Residence (TIR) provided a wide variety of in-person and online programs designed for all ages to engage with the rich history of the United States Marine Corps. Through the efforts of the entire Education Branch, Museum education programs reached over 45,000 visitors, our highest attendance since before the COVID-19 Pandemic. Museum education programs, both in-person and online, continue to grow and celebrate the legacy of the United States Marine Corps.

HISTORY TRUNK PROGRAMS

Through history trunk programs, the Museum’s Teachers in Residence can take the National Museum of the Marine Corps into local classrooms. The Museum’s history trunk programs connect the history of the United States Marine Corps with the Virginia Standards of Learning curriculum at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. The NMMC trunk programs utilize replica artifacts that correspond with major conflicts in American history, giving students hands-on opportunities to interact with the history of the Marine Corps. NMMC trunk programs combine inquiry learning, historical thinking skills, and Marine Corps history to extend classroom learning beyond the standards.

The Museum offers three history trunk programs for the elementary level which focus on the difference between the past and the present, the Colonial and Revolutionary War eras, and the American Civil War. Five programs are available to middle and high schools covering the Revolutionary War, the American Civil War, World War I, World War II, and the Cold War which includes the Korean War and the Vietnam War. All NMMC trunk programs include

modifications for English language learners and students with special needs so that all programs are accessible to all students.

Through the support of the Distance Learning staff, the NMMC trunk programs are available online to schools across the country and the globe in synchronous and asynchronous formats. Teachers in Residence or Museum Educators can present live virtual programs to interested classrooms. The trunk program lessons are available to teachers through the Canvas Learning Management System, many with videos filmed by the Distance Learning staff. We estimate more than 6,500 students have engaged with Museum resources since 2021 when the resources were made available online.

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation’s Teacher in Residence program continues to support Stafford County and Prince William County Public Schools. During the 2022-2023 school year, the Teachers in Residence conducted 333 programs with a total student attendance of 8,500 students from 45 different schools across four school districts: Stafford County Public Schools, King George County Public Schools, Prince William County Public Schools, and DoDEA Americas Mid-Atlantic District.

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SPECIALTY TRUNK PROGRAMS

This year, the Teachers in Residence collaborated with middle school English teachers in Stafford County to create cross-curriculum trunk programs to support the reading of All Quiet on the Western Front and Code Talker. The cross-curriculum trunks use the Museum’s replica artifacts to provide historical context on World War I for All Quiet on the Western Front and World War II for Code Talker. By supporting the English curriculum with historical context, students develop a better understanding and appreciation for the books they read in class. A total of 1,875 students from 74 different English classes attended cross-curriculum trunk programs during the 22-23 school year.

The Teachers is Residence continue to develop leadership programs for students of all grade levels. This year, the Teachers in Residence created leadership programming for middle and high school students focused on the leadership traits and principles of the United States Marine Corps. In these programs, students study the leadership traits and principles of the Marine Corps as well as examples of Marine Corps leaders. Students then apply their knowledge of leadership through team building exercises and leadership scenarios with the goal of helping students become strong leaders in their schools and communities.

In the Honor, Courage, and Commitment Leadership Program for elementary schools, students learn about the three core Marine Corps values of honor, courage,

and commitment by studying Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipients from World War I, World War II, and the Cold War. A total of 280 elementary, middle, and high school students participated in leadership programs during the 22-23 school year.

The Stafford County Teacher in Residence has partnered with SCPS Job Coaches to provide leadership trunk programs for students with special needs. Based on the leadership principles and traits of the United States Marine Corps, these leadership programs draw upon the storied lineage of the Marine Corps for positive leadership examples. Through critical thinking exercises, team building challenges, and leadership simulations, students build the necessary communication skills and self-confidence to succeed in the workforce. A total of 175 special needs students from three different high schools completed leadership programs during the 22-23 school year.

In conjunction with the NMMC’s Education Department, the Teachers in Residence offer a number of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) programs to students at the Museum, in their school classrooms, and virtually. Our “Ships to Shore” program exploring Marine Corps life aboard ship during the Revolutionary War continues to be highly requested. Students investigate the density of objects and fluids through hands-on science demonstrations before constructing their own sea-worthy, load-bearing ship. Ships are made from construction paper, which represents the wooden ships, and packaging tape, which represents the tar or pitch used to waterproof wooden ships.

DISTANCE LEARNING

The Distance Learning staff with support from Marine Corps Heritage Foundation special assistants created, filmed, and presented synchronous and asynchronous programming to more than 9,000 virtual visitors over the past year. Distance Learning offers programs to local, national, and global audiences. The Distance Learning staff offers live virtual gallery tours, partners with different organizations to create specialty programs, and facilitates virtual professional military education classes. In addition, the Distance Learning staff supports the Teachers in Residence through the creation of asynchronous learning for students and educators.

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In 2023, programming was presented to over 9,000 virtual visitors

Distance Learning virtual tours are hosted by a Teacher in Residence, an Education Specialist, or a Distance Learning staff member. Virtual programs reached national audiences, with specialized programs for multiple states and multiple school districts within Virginia. All Distance Learning programs include downloadable supplemental activities for all grade levels to help viewers engage with the content. Distance Learning provides virtual tours through seven of the Museum’s galleries: Leatherneck, Defending the New Republic, Global Expeditionary Force, World War I, World War II, Cold War (Korea), and Vietnam.

Throughout 2023, the Distance Learning staff developed and presented programs on special topics such as Black History Month and Read Across America. Distance Learning presents each special topic multiple times to provide ample opportunities for students across the country to participate in the program. Special topic presentations drew thousands of online visitors to the National Museum of the Marine Corps.

Distance Learning continues to provide adult educational programming through partnerships with various organizations, such as Veterans Organizations, while facilitating professional military education (PME) courses for both USMC and USMCR organizations.

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FAMILY DAYS

The Museum’s Education Department organizes a Family Day one Saturday each month. Each Family Day has a unique theme and activities for all ages. Family Days celebrated Black History Month in February, Women’s History Month in March, and Month of the Military Child in May. Other Family Days focused on Marine Corps topics such as military technologies, physical fitness, and amphibious landings. The 2023 Family Days wrapped up with holiday themed events: Halloween, Veteran’s Day, and a visit from Santa. Family Days attracted more than 4,600 visitors to the National Museum of the Marine Corps in 2023.

PRESCHOOL PLAYDATE

The Education Department presented a Preschool Playdate monthly in 2023 to accompany each Family Day. During 2023, each Preschool Playdate was also presented in an online synchronous format by the Distance Learning staff. Playdate themes correspond to the Museum’s Family Days, often sharing topics. Preschool Playdates include songs, books, and activities accessible to young learners. In 2023, 272 preschoolers attended Preschool Playdates in person while 2,100 preschoolers attended virtual Preschool Playdates.

HOMESCHOOL DAYS

Once per quarter, the Education Department welcomes local homeschool students to the Museum for Homeschool Days. This year’s homeschool topics included Music of the Marine Corps, Marine Corps Vehicles, and the Navajo Code Talkers. Each Homeschool Day includes activities for early and late elementary school levels as well as middle and high school students. In 2023, 670 homeschoolers attended Homeschool Days.

SUMMER CAMPS

The Museum’s Education Department continued their Summer Camp programs over the summer of 2023. The Museum offered two different camps over five weeks for students from Grades 4 to 6. In June, the Museum held two sessions of Marine Corps History and Leadership Camp. Attending students toured the galleries, studied the leadership traits and principles of the United States Marine Corps, and completed leadership simulations. 42 total students attended across the two weeks of Marine Corps History and Leadership Camp.

In July, the Museum offered three sessions of the Marine Corps STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) Camp concentrating on the intersection of STEAM topics with the Marine Corps. Students explored the Combat Art Gallery and learned about the significance of the USMC Combat Artist Program. Students also conducted activities concerning science and engineering. 58 students attended over the three weeks of Marine Corps STEAM Camp.

ONLINE EDUCATION RESOURCES

The Distance Learning staff and the Teachers in Residence continue to provide online resources for teachers and students. All online resources are available through the Canvas Learning Management System. Resources include lesson plans on World War I, World War II, and the Cold War. Lessons on special interest topics such as the United States Constitution, Marine Corps Leadership, and National History Day are also available.

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TEACHER IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation has sponsored the Teacher in Residence (TIR) program at the National Museum of the Marine Corps for the past fourteen years. The TIR program allows selected teachers from Stafford and Prince William Counties the opportunity to develop ways to teach the rich history and heritage of the United States Marine Corps and to introduce the National Museum of the Marine Corps to teachers and students across the country. Teachers in Residence primarily deliver in-person programming within area schools through our historical trunk programs detailed previously. Additional TIR programs and initiatives are discussed below.

DIGITAL GALLERY GUIDE

This year, the Teachers in Residence developed a digital gallery guide specifically for visiting school groups but available to all visitors. The gallery guide connects information in the Museum to State and National standards for middle school United States History. The guide leads users from the Revolutionary War through the end of the Cold War and through each of the main galleries of the Museum. The gallery guide is available to school groups and visitors on the Museum’s website by selecting the Teacher page under the Education dropdown menu then scrolling down to the Gallery Guide section of the page.

LEADERSHIP PROGRAMMING

The Teachers in Residence continue to grow leadership education at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The Teachers in Residence now offer two leadership trunk programs, one for elementary school students and one for middle and high school students. The Teachers in Residence welcomed over 250 students from local schools to the Museum for field trips focused on Marine Corps leaders and leadership. In March and April of 2023, the Teachers in Residence hosted Spring Break Leadership Programs for high school students

NATIONAL HISTORY DAY

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation once again sponsored the Virginia District 5 National History Day event. The 2023 Marine Corps prize was awarded to Pratheek Tangirala of Chantilly High School in Fairfax County, Virginia for his paper The Birth of Military Amphibiousness: The Continental Marines, the Battle of Nassau, and the British Bahamas

At the National level, Elizabeth McDonald, Isaac Beck, and Kylee Jones from Silver High School in Arenas Valley, New Mexico won the 2023 United States Marine Corps History prize for their documentary Under Fire: Frontiers on the Front Lines.

from Stafford County Public Schools and Prince William County Public Schools. The curriculum of the program centered on the leadership traits and principles of the United States Marine Corps as well as examples of Marine leaders found throughout the galleries of the Museum. Attending students participated in team building activities, critical thinking exercises, and leadership scenarios. Students also heard from guest speakers such as Marine Corps Heritage Foundation President and CEO Major General James Lukeman to learn from their real life experiences. Throughout the week, students completed Civic Action Plans to make positive impacts on their schools and communities.

EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

The Night at the Museum series expanded in 2023, offering more opportunities for more teachers to learn about Marine Corps history. The Night at the Museum series provides educators from Stafford and

Prince William Counties with the unique opportunity to explore the Museum after closing and hear from experts from the Museum or Marine Corps University. The Teachers in Residence provide supplemental resources for each Night for teachers to incorporate into their classrooms. The Teachers in Residence hosted three Nights at the Museum during the 22-23 school year with three anticipated events during the 23-24 school year.

In September 2022, Aviation Curator Dr. Larry Burke provided a book talk on his new publication At the Dawn of Airpower. In December 2022, Exhibits Chief Chuck Girbovan discussed the creation of new galleries at the Museum and led a tour through two galleries still under construction. Finally, in February 2023, Keil Gentry, Vice President of Business Affairs for Marine Corps University and author of In Fairness to All Parties, discussed the significance of the Iwo Jima flag raising to the Marine Corps and the World War II war effort. 57 total teachers attend across the three Nights at the Museum.

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE MARINE CORPS

2023 INTERNS

The primary focus of the National Museum of the Marine Corps (NMMC) is the preservation and exhibition of the Marine Corps’ material history. While preserving history, the Museum also invests in both the Museum’s and the Marine Corps’ future.

In partnership with the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation, the Museum executes a dynamic college intern program and also utilizes special assistants to provide specialized skills and fill gaps in the daily operations of the Museum and care for its collections. These individuals are immersed in and gain appreciation for the past, while they are also learning and applying the skills and the reverence needed to ensure the future of this Museum and museums throughout the world. The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation and the Museum are grateful for the time and talents of our interns and our special assistants.

TEAGAN CAMPBELL

Intern, Office of the Registrar

American University, Washington, DC

Teagan Campbell, a summer 2023 intern with the Office of the Registrar, is pursuing a master’s degree in arts management from American University in Washington, D.C., and anticipates graduating in spring 2024. She also has a bachelor’s degree in art history from the University of South Carolina. Teagan worked on several different projects during her internship that involved assisting the Registrar with the organization of artifacts and artifact records. She created artifact record files, filed associated paperwork, and helped develop and implement an organizational system for previously-loose documents. She also gained first-hand experience with handling and installing artifacts, as she worked with the Collections Management Team to condition report and relocate several artifacts for the updated Timeline exhibition and future galleries at the Museum. Teagan hails from a Marine Corps family–her father is a retired Colonel–and she gained a better understanding of the complexities of managing the permanent artifact collection while intersecting her interest in Marine Corps history.

LYLE CLASON Intern, Exhibits

Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH

Lyle Clason was a summer 2023 intern with the Exhibits Branch. A resident of North Carolina, Lyle is currently pursuing a master’s degree in military history through Southern New Hampshire University’s online program. In the future, he hopes to work as a professional historian or museum curator. Lyle had conducted previous research on deaf soldiers serving in the U.S. military and designed an exhibit highlighting the contributions of deaf soldiers. During his internship, Lyle conducted extensive research on current and future exhibits and collected information to assist in interpretive programs and professional military education. Lyle also assisted with artifact installation in the Museum’s new Forward Deployed Gallery. As a member of the deaf community himself, Lyle offered suggestions regarding innovative design features that could enhance the Museum experience for deaf and hearing-impaired visitors.

CARLEIGH LAMBORN | Intern, Curatorial

George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

Carleigh Lamborn is currently a senior at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, majoring in history and minoring in art history. Following her anticipated graduation in spring 2024, Carleigh plans to pursue a master’s degree in applied history. During her summer 2023 internship with the Museum’s Cultural and Material History curator, Carleigh helped prepare muster rolls of former Marines and conducted research on a variety of objects offered for donation. Carleigh also became familiar with the existing collection and learned about the Museum’s acquisition process and collections rationale that guides how the Museum acquires artifacts.

BANE LONDON | Intern, Curatorial

Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA

Bane London is a third-year cadet at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia, majoring in history. Following his anticipated May 2025 graduation, he will begin his eight-year commitment to the U.S. Army. In the future, he plans to obtain a master’s degree in public history with the goal of working in a museum. During his summer 2023 internship with the Uniforms and Heraldry curator, Bane conducted research on Marines associated with possible donations. He delved into both military and civilian records to document their lives and military service. Bane also helped locate and digitize photos and official documents pertaining to the advent of women joining the Corps, with a focus on Colonel Streeter, Colonel Towle, and the Women’s Reserve, along with the first active duty women. Additionally, he researched unique medals, including a Lebanese Force Sadem parachutists’ badge and a pair of custom-made Australian jump wings that belonged to a paramarine attached to the 1st Marine Division.

KENDALL MCCANN | Intern, Curatorial

George Mason University, Fairfax, VA

Kendall McCann is a senior at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in integrative studies and anticipates a spring 2024 graduation. Afterward, she plans to consider various master’s degree programs. As an intern, Kendall was able to develop her understanding of museum operations and many aspects of the behind-the-scenes work of museum exhibitions. She was exposed to the wide variety of tasks performed by the Museum curators, but her efforts were directed primarily toward assisting the Aviation Curator. She reorganized files pertaining to aviation squadron insignia and cross-referenced the files of insignia images with the patches, stickers, and/or other squadron insignia in the collection. Kendall also created a draft blog and social media post about the origins of Marine Fighter Squadron (VMF-) 214, the “Black Sheep” in World War II. She also researched a number of small artifacts for the Cultural and Material History Curator, conducted muster roll research, and helped prepare Collections Committee reports.

Teagan Campbell

Bane London

Kendall McCann

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2023 SPECIAL ASSISTANTS

KAYLYN BARNHART

Special Assistant, Public Affairs

Kaylyn Barnhart is currently a senior at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in communication with an anticipated graduation date of May 2024. She is seeking a profession in journalism with a focus on personality features. Kaylyn uses her social media expertise and journalistic and creative talents in her role as a Special Assistant for the Strategic Communications Team at the Museum. Kaylyn has created interesting and compelling content for various social media channels, conducted interviews for human interest stories, drafted press releases and articles, created the monthly e-newsletter, and has also photographed visitors and events. Kaylyn is very familiar with the military and the Marine Corps. She is the daughter of an active duty Marine Colonel, and until recently, had never resided off a military installation.

BRANDON BATEMAN

Special Assistant, Visitor Services

Brandon Bateman serves as a Special Assistant for the Visitor Services Branch at the Museum. He is a veteran infantry Marine, and participated in both Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring

Freedom. Brandon has developed curricula for upcoming galleries (currently under construction) that will feature the Cold War and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He has cultivated invaluable connections with Marine veterans of those conflicts, and has helped facilitate the sharing of their stories with Museum volunteers and staff. Brandon has also assisted with the development of instructor standards and the selection of topics for professional military education programs within the Museum.

MEGAN DOWNEY

Special Assistant, Restoration

Megan Downey is a Special Assistant for the Restoration Branch. She has completed a Master of Science and a Master of Arts degree, and has applied her knowledge and experience to the archival of the Restoration Section’s technical publications library. Megan has inspected, cleaned, cataloged, and rehoused technical publication manuals, microfiches, microfilms, photographs, blueprints, and CDs. Her cataloging process includes analyzing the item for publication dates, title, content information, and the physical condition to determine its useability. She has cataloged over 7,200 items to date. Megan’s impact on the library extends beyond safeguarding and cataloging materials. YEAR IN REVIEW

Kaylyn Barnhart

Megan Downey

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She has created a user-friendly inventory that allows employees to identify, locate, and retrieve research materials with ease and confidence.

WILLIAM “WILL” C. HOFFMAN

Special Assistant, Collections

William “Will” Hoffman graduated from Bridgewater College in Bridgewater, Virginia, in May 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in history with a concentration in public history. He plans to pursue a master’s degree in history, with additional concentrations in public history and museum collections management and care. In the future, Will hopes to continue working in museums, specifically in collections management positions and other history or research-focused positions. During his time as a Special Assistant with Collections Management, Will assisted in the condition reporting, photographing, marking, and prepping for installation nearly 500 artifacts identified for new galleries currently under construction. This included helping to locate artifacts from multiple storage buildings, package them for transportation, and, at times, assist the mount makers with the physical installation of heavy artifacts into cases. He also assisted with exhibit support projects, including packing out artifacts at the Home of the Commandants, Marine Corps Attic, New to

the Collection, Marines in Space, and the reinvigorated Timeline cases. Will’s grandfather, a Marine who served in Korea, passed away when Will was a small child, but the experience at the Museum has inspired Will to research his grandfather’s service history.

CARISSA JOHNSON

Special Assistant, Collections

Carissa Johnson is a second-year Special Assistant to Arms and Armor at the Museum, and a veteran combat camera Marine, having served in Afghanistan. In her Special Assistant role, Carissa has helped to inventory and rehouse the Arms and Armor collection after the installation of new Space Saver units. She has provided critical assistance in maintaining artifact location accountability, tracking the locations of rehoused artifacts, and making sure all Museum records are correctly updated. Carissa’s record keeping ensured every artifact and foundin-collection (FIC) item was properly identified, accounted for, and properly documented prior to moving to its new location. Her efforts have eased the logistics of rehousing all of the pistols, edged weapons and inert ordnance collections, and also helped identify all FIC items within those collections for proper processing in the future.

William “Will” C. Hoffman

Kai Morales

Kennis Pieper

Megan Rosengrant

Megan Talbott

David Trieu

Lily Kondrich

Theresa Lyon

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LILY KONDRICH

Special Assistant, Art Collection

Lily Kondrich, a Special Assistant for Art Collection, received a master’s degree in museum studies in 2022 and a bachelor’s degree with an emphasis on military history from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Lily has directed her efforts toward fully documenting the Marines who served as combat artists during World War II, and this includes compiling muster rolls and biographical information. She also researches individual Marines that are depicted as subjects in the art collection. Lily works with the Art Curator to address foundin-collection art for possible inclusion into the permanent collection, and she helps to prepare artwork to be professionally photographed. Lily also assists the Art Curator with preparing image requests from various researchers and conducts primary research for collection reports.

THERESA LYON

Special Assistant, Public Affairs

Theresa has worked as a Special Assistant for the Museum’s Education Branch since June 2022. She has a master’s degree in professional writing from Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, and a bachelor’s in literature and language from the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Her future aspirations include free-lance editing and writing. As the Education Branch editor, Theresa ensures that written products are well composed and grammatically and historically correct. She has helped to fill a void in the Strategic Communications section by drafting content for social media platforms, editing existing content for social media and the Museum’s website, and assisting with media events. Recently, she has started photographing events. Her father was a Marine veteran of World War II, having served on Tinian and Saipan, and this inspired her to enlist in the Marine Corps. She served as an active

duty special intelligence communications operator (military occupational specialty 2651) from 19821990, as a reservist from 1990-1994, and was recalled to active duty for Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

KELLY SWAIN MCQUAID

Special Assistant, Visitor Services

Kelly Swain is a Special Assistant, tasked with providing support for in-person efforts with the Education Branch. Kelly completed her undergraduate work at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in museum studies at Johns Hopkins University. She hopes to follow a career path in the museum field. In her current role, Kelly has worked closely and collaboratively with the Education Department staff on a variety of projects. She assists with several duties, including scheduling, event support, and summer camps. She has contributed to the Summer STEAM Camps by discussing Combat Art and creating a sketchbook for students to use to draw artifacts and scenes in the gallery spaces as they toured the Museum. Kelly also creates other visual aids for educational programs.

KAI MORALES

Special Assistant, Distance Learning

Kai Morales is a Special Assistant tasked with providing support to the Education Branch’s Distance Learning Team. Kai is currently pursuing an associate’s degree at Northern Virginia Community College, with the goal of continuing her educational journey at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, in a bachelor’s degree program of similar studies. In the future, Kai hopes to venture into the world of narrative filmmaking, capitalizing on her ability to craft compelling stories that resonate with diverse audiences. Kai’s role primarily entails overseeing the direction, filming, and editing of educational content

for the asynchronous and synchronous delivery of videos and presentations. Kai has contributed extensively to the Museum’s educational outreach efforts and has played a pivotal role in editing videos that commemorate important occasions such as National Hispanic Heritage Month, Women’s History Month, and Veterans Day. She has helped produce captivating videos that effectively highlight the Museum’s gallery spaces and illuminate the rich and fascinating history of the United States Marine Corps.

KENNIS PIEPER

Special Assistant, Collections

Kennis Pieper, a Special Assistant with the Collections Branch, has a master’s degree in art and museum studies from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. and a bachelor’s degree in art history with a minor in anthropology from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. Her professional plans are to stay in museum collections management and care. Kennis has assisted in the condition reporting, photographing, marking, and prepping for installation nearly 500 artifacts identified for the new galleries. This included locating artifacts from multiple storage buildings, packing them for transportation, and assisting the mount makers with the physical installation of artifacts into cases. She contributed to other exhibit projects including packing out artifacts at the Home of the Commandant; creating artifact data sheets for the Marine Corps Attic and New to the Collection exhibits; and helping to install artifacts for Marines in Space and the reinvigorated Timeline cases. Kennis processed incoming artifact donations, which entailed collaborating with curators to identify artifacts, scanning archival collections, and learning about military nomenclature. She also spent time working in the Museum’s artifact database cataloging collections–including an extensive collection of Standard Samples of ribbons, badges, and insignia. She constructed custom boxes and mounts, and

condition reported hundreds of artifacts returning from multiple loans across the country.

RICARDO GARCIA

Special Assistant, Distance Learning

Ricardo Garcia is a Special Assistant for Technical Support for the Education Branch’s Distance Learning Team. In fulfilling this critical role, Ricardo assumes a myriad of key responsibilities that help to ensure a streamlined, efficient approach to managing the branch’s many technical aspects and functions. One of Ricardo’s primary duties is to provide the necessary support for synchronous programming, to include managing and maintaining all of the technical equipment within the Distance Learning Team’s studio spaces. He also serves as the primary technical point of contact for all live broadcasts delivered to schools and organizations, whether locally, nationally, or internationally. In this capacity, Ricardo manages the technical aspects of programming and plays an additional role of content creator, to include the development of graphics and generating presentation materials. During the 2023-2024 school year alone, Ricardo has supported virtual preschool playdates and live program requests, serving over 900 participants. In addition to his duties within the Distance Learning Team, he has also generously extended his support and provided valuable assistance to the Education Branch by greeting school groups and assisting Museum visitors.

MEGAN ROSENGRANT

Special Assistant, Collections

Cultural and Material History Collection Special Assistant Megan Rosengrant recently departed the Museum after two and a half years to assume a position with the National Park Service as the Grants Management Specialist for the National Maritime

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Heritage Grants Program. While at the Museum, Megan’s responsibilities included the preparation of condition reports for artifacts slated for exhibit, assisting with research tasks associated with conservation of artifacts on display in the Home of the Commandant of the Marine Corps, among other tasks. She played an integral part in helping establish provenance for older artifacts acquired 4050 years ago when little documentation was found in the catalog files. Using a variety of on-line research tools, Megan was able to piece together additional information on the donors or the Marines with whom the artifact was associated, which greatly added to the provenance of their donations. Megan’s ongoing assistance with a project to inventory and document the Museum’s recruiting poster collection has been invaluable. Her work included photographing and capturing catalog information for over 1,000 posters and works of art located during the inventory.

TOM SMITH

Special Assistant, Visitor Services

Tom Smith, a Marine veteran, serves as a Special Assistant for Visitor Services. Tom collaborates with the curriculum developer, and has helped create seven Master Lesson files for the professional military education (PME) program. He has been instrumental in the development of the new scheduling program for the PME section. Additionally, he works closely with the instructors to develop a program that allows other Museum employees to conduct tours, even if they are not tour docents. Tom served in the Marine Corps from 1966-1969 and completed a tour in Vietnam from 1967-1969. He participated in the Tet Offensive as a Reaction Force and was hand-selected to set up blocking positions around the city to repel the enemy’s attack while the infantry started to clear out and take back the city. Due to Tom’s input, efforts, and unique insight, Career School has returned to the Museum for their PMEs on the Tet Offensive.

MEGAN TALBOTT

Special Assistant, Restoration

Megan Talbott, a Marine veteran who spent her last tour on active duty at the Restoration Section, has returned as a Special Assistant while pursuing higher education. Her mechanical background, skills, and qualifications acquired as a structural airframes mechanic (military occupational specialty 6092) are paying dividends to the Restoration Section’s projects. Megan’s experience with welding, painting, corrosion control, and structural assembly has allowed her to assist with large-scale projects in the Museum’s Final Phase expansion, including the installation of unmanned aerial vehicles and the hanging of a crashed Cobra tail. Currently, her contributions lie within the restoration of the Roebling Alligator 3, a 1930s amphibious proto-type vehicle, which is undergoing extensive fabrication and painting phases.

DAVID TRIEU

Special Assistant, Public Affairs

David Trieu is a Special Assistant for Social Media for the Strategic Communications team. David graduated from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, in May 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in biology after serving four years as an active duty field wireman in the Marine Corps (2012-2016). His talent and passion for photography and videography have propelled him along a different career path—to use the skills he’s refining here to pursue professional aspirations of being a creative director or director of photography, preferably on behalf of his own company. David films, edits and produces photographs and videos for the Museum’s social media content, creates content for the Museum’s social media platforms, and assists with various types of media events. In addition to his work with the Strategic Communications team, David also shares his talent and expertise by assisting the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation with photography, video recording, presentations and virtual town hall meetings.

EVENT GALLERY YEAR IN REVIEW

2023 was filled with many special events. The Museum was host to weddings, visits by military leaders, book signing events, an Evening Parade and a concert series. The following pages represent a look back at some of these exciting events.

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“Since our Basic School Class (3-67) members all have fond memories of training at Quantico, it was important that we gather in the National Museum of the Marine Corps, where we were surrounded by tangible memories and touchstones of our years in the Corps. At our banquet, we all felt like we were back on active duty and ready to take any beach or hill that we were ordered to.”

MAJOR FRED C. LASH, USMC (RET) President, TBS Class of 3-67 on hosting their reunion

This was an incredibly special day for me, alongside all of my friends and family. Even more special, was that I was commissioned by my father, a retired Marine Officer who was also promoted at the museum during his time of service. There was truly no better place to have the ceremony than in the NMMC itself, as we were surrounded by the history and legacy of the Marine Corps. From the ceremony to the catered reception, the NMMC made this transition seamless for all of us. The events and catering staff did a phenomenal job of presenting customized options to ensure the moment would be one we would never forget!

LT ISABELLA NELSON USMC on her commissioning ceremony

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STATE OF THE MARINE CORPS HISTORY DIVISION YEAR IN

The Marine Corps History Division (HD) continued to grow and improve in 2023. Each Branch continues to fill vacancies and develop their teams of historians and archivists. The Division continues its mission to research, write, and publish official histories across the 248 years of Marine Corps history.

The team has added significant collections and capacity for more Archival material. The Oral History program is reaching out and working with senior leaders across the Marine Corps conducting and recording important oral history interviews. The Field Histories Branch continues to support the oral history program as well as conduct field collection of materials from units and exercises. HD continues to expand its

operational capacity and activities, spurred on by the professional growth and dedication to the history mission by the people who make up this team.

Notable in 2023, HD has experienced a year of renewal, growth, and stabilization. After dramatic organizational change in 2021 and the departure of the last permanent HD director in April of that year, HD has experienced unusually high staff turnover. This includes its leadership. Since April 2021, HD has been managed by a succession of three Acting Directors (Richard Jaques, Robert Peterson, and Craig Swanson) seconded from other organizations within Marine Corps University (MCU). All the while, there has been an ongoing effort to recruit and bring aboard new staff members while conducting three separate job searches for the new HD director.

In December 2021, Mr. Rob Peterson, MCU’s Director of Plans, was detailed to replace Richard as Acting Director. Mr. Peterson continued in this role through April 2023. At that point, Mr. Peterson returned to his VPAA Plans position and Dr. Craig Swanson was appointed as Acting Director (while also maintaining his position as Associate Dean of Academics at Command and Staff College). This latest change of leadership coincided with a new nationwide job search for a permanent HD director. The USAJOBs search resulted in 16 applicants. The

Hiring Committee determined that nine were “fully qualified” based on guidance from the MCU CG, the Position Description, and the Solicitation of Interest. The Hiring Committee conducted virtual interviews with the top five then invited the three final candidates to MCU for in-person meetings with the CG, top MCU leadership, and HD staff members. This phase of the hiring process should be completed 12 October. It is likely the CG will make her final selection for the new HD Director

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by mid-October and the final phase of the hiring process can move forward.

In 2021, HD’s re-organization consolidated its structure into three branches. The Histories Branch primarily focused on researching and writing Marine Corps official history. The Archives Branch integrates and manages HD’s previously distinct collections of oral histories, historical reference files, and archival collections. HD’s third section, the Field Historian Branch comprised of Marine Corps Reserve Component members of MCU’s Individual Mobilization Augmentee Detachment (IMA Det), retained its internal notional practice of focusing individual Det members’ collection efforts with the geographically closest Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) elements, along with assigning members to the Joint Staff’s Joint History and Research Office (JHRO). This reorganization also resulted in the disestablishment of the Reference Branch, from which resources and historical content were transferred to the Library and Archives Branch.

HD welcomed Dr. Henry Himes to the Histories Branch in January 2022, and Dr. Lisa Budreau in April 2022. Dr. Tyler Reed joined Archives Branch in October 2022. HD is promoting Alyson Mazzone to ArchivistTeam Leader in 2023. In June 2023, Mrs. Mary Rose joined the division as Deputy Director. Also, in 2023, HD welcome Mrs. Arielle Evans, Ms. Krystjana Bruce, and Mr. Jacob Petrie to the Archive Branch. Mr. Dieter Stenger also joined the Archive Branch as its new Reference Historian.

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The Chief Historian is Dr. Brian Neumann. Dr. Neumann came to HD in October of 2020, having previously taught at Texas A&M and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, before joining the U.S. Army Center of Military History

(CMH) in 2010 and subsequently serving on the Chief of Staff of the Army’s Operation ENDURING FREEDOM Study Group and as the CMH WWI subject matter expert.

Dr. Seth Givens has since begun research on U.S. Marines in Operation Iraqi Freedom, 2003, Volume 1 of HD’s approved 4-volume definitive history project on Marine operations in Iraq, post 9/11.

Other writing projects underway include:

• U.S. Marines in WWI: Soissons

• Women in the Marine Corps: Volume 3: 2001-2021

• U pdate to Pride, Progress, and Prospects

• M arine Barracks Washington

• U.S. Marines in the Frigate Navy

In addition, in 2023 HD will began work on

• 9/11 Commemorative (25th Anniversary)

• A Concise History of the United States Marine Corps (250th Anniversary Commemoration)

• Marines in the Revolutionary War (250th Commemoration)

• U.S. Marines in WWI: Belleau Wood

• A H istory of Marine Corps Aviation, 1976-2001

• During 2023, Histories Branch will develop a definitive history project of Marines in Operation Enduring Freedom and continue its work on Oral History Collection.

ORAL HISTORY

Dr. Jessica Sheets joined HD in September 2021 as the Oral Historian. She developed an SOP for the Oral History Program and has since focused on conducting end-of-tour interviews with general officers, primarily active duty. Interviewees include Gen Berger, Gen (Ret) McKenzie, LtGen Furness, LtGen (Ret) Rudder, MajGen Renforth, MajGen Watson, BGen Ellison, and 14 more. MCHF Assistant Eugene (Reggie) Reid provided archival support to Dr. Sheets as she conducts research in preparation for oral history interviews of Gen (Ret) Peter Pace and Gen (Ret) Joseph Dunford.

ARCHIVES BRANCH

The Chief Archivist is Mr. John Lyles. Mr. Lyles has been with the Archives for a number of years and was promoted to Branch Supervisor in 2022. Under his guidance and mentorship, the Archives Branch continues to develop and refine key programs such as the Command Chronology Program, Commemorative Naming Program and the Lineage and Honors program. Each program serves the Marine Corps’ goal of honoring exemplary and inspiring service of individuals and promoting unit morale and esprit de

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corps. For the archival collection itself, the Branches’ priority continues to focus on digitization of its holdings. Digitization is a multifaceted process that involves digital conversion, metadata creation, digital object upload and ingest, and database management. The scope and scale of the digitization project involves more than one million photographs, 20,000 large format maps and drawings, 35,000 oral histories, and estimated between 25-30 million pages of textual documents. Much of the work on this project is supported through the efforts of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.

FIELD HISTORY BRANCH (IMA DET)

The Field History Branch is led by Colonel Erich Wagner. Under his leadership, this IMA Detachment has been extremely active in its collection efforts – both documentary records and oral histories. Of highest recognition, the IMA Det, through an

incredible, team-wide effort, captured oral histories of the Afghanistan/HKIA NEO Joint Task Force participants, from Marines with the MEU to key leaders at Marine Forces Central Command, and also the last Marine Security Guards in Afghanistan as well as Marines and Afghans during Operation Allies Refuge in Quantico and across the United States. This project alone captured 225-plus oral history interviews, and will prove an invaluable source of research material to inform both the public and future decision-makers. In addition, Det members interviewed Marines who served in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, and participated in exercises from COLD RESPONSE in Norway and Southern Command’s UNITAS. The Field History Branch also continues to work with the Joint History and Research Office (JHRO), where they continue to ensure that joint historical plans and products will include Marine Corps perspectives and contributions.

During 2023, Field History Branch continues to work closely with Dr. Sheets and the Oral History Program to develop and implement a comprehensive collection plan for collecting key oral histories. In addition, they are making connections with MEFlevel exercise and operations cells in order to send participants to large-scale exercises and activities in order to collect historical material in real time.

The Foundation provided History Division with numerous special assistants who supported the Archives Branch. One example includes cataloging over 15,000 digital images.

MCHF SUPPORT

HD continues to receive and benefit from MCHF’s enhancement support. Through MCHF’s generous support, HD’s effort during all or part of 2023 were significantly enhanced by the efforts of five individuals. The Foundation continued its support for one resident General Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. Memorial Dissertation Fellow. Dr. Ross Phillips provided valuable support and assistance with archival processing and reference expertise while completing his dissertation. Dr. Phillips left History Division in July of 2023 to take a teaching position as the Class of 1957 Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Naval Heritage with the United States Naval Academy. Dr. Phillips successfully defended his dissertation in the same month. It should also be noted that Dr. Laurence Nelson, resident General Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. Memorial Dissertation Fellow, who departed in 2022 for employment with the Army’s Center for Military History, successfully defended his dissertation in September of 2023.

The Foundation provided HD with numerous special assistants. Michael Jacobs (January – June 2023), supported the Archives Branch by cataloging over 15,000 digital images related to an ad hoc 35mm Slide Collection covering Marine Corps combat operations from Vietnam to Desert Storm. Mr. Jacobs accepted a position as Curator at the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience.

Victoria Simonsen (January 2023 to present), supported the Archive Branch by reprocessing various personal paper collections, contributing to social media posts that greatly increased the public’s awareness of our holdings and assisting the digitization and cataloging of fragile and at-

YEAR IN REVIEW

risk documents to enhance their preservation and access. Ms. Simonsen has tentatively accepted a position with the National Archives and Records Administration. Carrie Moulton (January 2023 to present) has been a jack of all trades for the Archives. Ms. Moulton has assisted in processing collections, creating social media posts that educate the public on Marine Corps history and the archival holdings of the History Division, and by tackling the reorganizing of a large photograph collection that was found in a state of disorder. Finally, Mr. Reggie Reid (September 2022 to present) assisted with processing archival collections and has been instrumental in the transcription and digitization of oral histories. Mr. Reid has demonstrated extraordinary acumen in leveraging technology to digitize legacy analog media formats.

The relationship with MCHF fellowship and assistant programs continues to be mutually beneficial. The fellows and assistants receive a personal immersion into an active service history office. There is no doubt that their time at HD positively impacts their basic knowledge and appreciation of the profession, provides meaningful and progressively responsible experiences, and contributes to their future career successes. HD benefits not only by receiving an extra set of hands to assist with the management of the collections, but by allowing staff the opportunity to develop their administration skills, mentor young professionals, demonstrate project management capabilities, and to exercise aspects of leadership.

During 2023, the Archives Branch began to actively collect materials from Marine Corps units around the globe, in partnership with the Field History Branch, as well as continues to build the digital archive and its accessibility.

MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION

41ST ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation held its annual awards dinner in April, honoring Marines and civilians for their exemplary work in advancing and preserving Marine Corps history, traditions and culture in various fields.

Many senior military and civilian leaders attended the ceremony held at the National Museum of the Marine Corps, including the Commandant of the Marine Corps General David H. Berger. Learn more about the award winners on the following pages, and see our website for more information about the Annual Awards Program.

2023 AWARDEES

THE JOHN A. LEJEUNE RECOGNITION FOR EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP

Sergeant Thomas J. Brennan

USMC (Ret)

Founder of The War Horse

The Foundation recognized Sergeant Thomas J. Brennan, Founder of The War Horse, for the 2023 Lieutenant General John A. Lejeune Recognition of Exemplary Leadership Award. The John A. Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership is bestowed each year on someone who has demonstrated leadership in their chosen profession, or appointed or elected position, that is clearly exemplary and worthy of emulation. The recipient must epitomize the core values of Honor, Courage and Commitment and practice the leadership traits and principles ascribed to by the United State Marine Corps.

THE HERITAGE AWARD

The Honorable Richard Spencer

Former Secretary of the Navy and former Vice Chairman of the MCHF

The Heritage Award was given for unique and significant service to the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation in fulfillment of its mission to The Honorable Richard Spencer, Former Secretary of the Navy and former Vice Chairman of the MCHF.

2023 AWARDS RECIPIENTS

SPECIAL AWARDS

A distinguished group of judges comprised of editors, photographers and Marine Corps personnel chose the 2023 Award winners for their work in a broad range of fields including journalism, photography, documentaries, poetry, nonfiction and fiction writing.

THE COLONEL JOSEPH ALEXANDER AWARD

Lieutenant Colonel John B. Lang, USMC (Ret)

A Final Valiant Act: The Story of Doug Dickey, Medal of Honor

THE MASTER SERGEANT TOM BARTLETT AWARD

This award recognizes a distinguished work of biographical or autobiographical literature about a Marine and is given in memory of historian, author and longtime friend of the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.

Named for the late Managing Editor of Leatherneck magazine and a leading Marine photojournalist, this award is given for superior writing pertinent to Marine Corps history during the preceding year by an enlisted writer in any medium.

Mac Caltrider

Don’t Give Up the Ship: Why The Navy’s Mantra Really Belongs To The Marines

THE LIEUTENANT WILLIAM BROYLES AWARD

This award is given for a distinguished play or screenplay by a playwright or screenwriter dealing with U.S. Marine Corps heritage or Marine Corps life.

THE SERGEANT MAJOR DAN DALY AWARD

Established in memory of the legendary recipient of two Medals of Honor, this award is given for a distinguished example of still photography, by an individual, consisting of a collection of black and white or color photographs capturing U.S. Marines or Marine Corps life.

Kowshon Ye Sangin

Francisco Martínezcuello Salsa Night

This award is named after the noted poet and is given for a volume of original verse by a Marine poet dealing with Marine Corps life.

A Career Filled With Adventure For Apollo 13’s Fred Haise

This is an award given to the author of the best article in the field of Marine Corps Aviation published during the preceding year. It is sponsored by Colonel G. F. Robert Hanke, USMCR, in memory of his father, Wing Commander Ralph Hanke, Royal Air Force.

Nancy S. Lichtman

THE GENERAL ROY S. GEIGER AWARD

Mason Rodrigue Rock Eater

THE ROBERT A. GANNON AWARD

THE SERGEANT WILLIAM GENAUST AWARD

This award is given to the producer(s) of a documentary short (motion picture with a running time of 40 minutes or less) dealing creatively with U.S. Marine Corps heritage or Marine Corps life.

THE GENERAL WALLACE M. GREENE, JR. AWARD

Named for the 23rd Commandant of the Marine Corps and founding member of the Heritage Foundation, this award is given to the author of an outstanding nonfiction book pertinent to Marine Corps history published during the preceding three years.

The Mosquito Bowl

Corporal Moises Rodriguez, USMC

The Fight Against Landmines

Buzz Bissinger

This is an award given to the individual or team who has done the most to further the recognition of the history of women who have earned the title Marine. Its is named for the longest serving Director of Women Marines and is funded by a bequest from the estate of Lotus Mort and judged by the Women Marines Association.

This award is given to the producer(s) of the documentary feature (motion pictures with a running time of more than 40 minutes) dealing creatively with Marine Corps heritage or Marine Corps life.

THE COLONEL JULIA E. HAMBLET AWARD

Captain Mariah A. Klenke

David Kniess

The Gift

THE MAJOR NORMAN HATCH AWARD

THE

COLONEL ROBERT DEBS HEINL, JR. AWARD

Jonathan A. Bernstein

Atomic Leathernecks: Nuclear Rocket Artillery in the Cold War

This is an award for a distinguished example of feature writing by an individual dealing with U.S. Marine Corps history or Marine Corps life, giving prime consideration for high literary quality and originality.

THE SERGEANT MAJOR BRADLEY KASAL AWARD

This is an award for a distinguished example of still photography, by an individual, in black and white or color, which consists of a single photograph capturing the character of the individual Marine and the core values of the U.S. Marine Corps.

Tia Dufour

U.S. Marines Participate in Martial Arts Instructor Course

THE COLONEL JOHN H. MAGRUDER III AWARD

Named for the first director of the Marine Corps Museum, the award is given to an individual or an organization that makes available to the public an exhibit pertaining to Marine Corps history.

Lieutenant Colonel Nicolas Pomaro, USMC

4th Assault Amphibian Battalions Heritage Room

THE MAJOR MEGAN MCCLUNG AWARD

Dan Lamothe

For U.S. troops who survived Kabul airport disaster, guilt and grief endure

Named for the first female Marine Corps officer killed in combat during the Iraq War where she was serving as a public affairs officer, the award is given for distinguished example of reporting by an individual covering U.S. Marines abroad.

THE EUGENE SLEDGE AWARD

This is an award for the best memoir published during the preceding three years and named for the Marine Corporal,

THE GENERAL OLIVER P. SMITH AWARD

Named for the Commanding General of the First Marine Division in Korea, the award is given for for a distinguished example of local news reporting by an individual that illuminates the U.S. Marine Corps’ relationship with local communities.

41ST ANNUAL AWARDS PROGRAM

Kacy Tellessen Freaks of a Feather

Russell Worth Parker Render Safe

A Series of Historical Aviation Oil Paintings

Established in memory of this decorated combat officer known for his artwork illustrating Marines in World War I, China and Latin America, this award is given to an individual for a distinguished work depicting some aspect of Marine Corps Life.

This is an award named for the Senator, author and Navy Cross Recipient. It is given

Mark Treanor

A Quiet Cadence

THE COLONEL JOHN W. THOMASON JR. AWARD

Marcus Poole

THE JAMES WEBB AWARD

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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP

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Capt Timothy T. Day USMCR

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Ronald I. Fields

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Florida Rock Industries Foundation Inc.

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Phelps Dodge Corporation

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Col James and Mary Ellen Garner USMC

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Gladys Brooks Foundation

Glock Corporation

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The Gorilla Glue Company

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Major William A. Grubbs III

John August Guilbert

Col William R. Hackney III USMCR

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We gratefully acknowledge our donors for their vital role in the Foundation’s success. We also thank those not listed here, due to space limitations, for their generosity and unwavering commitment. THANK YOU.

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Milledge A. Hart, III

Capt R. C. Hartnack

MajGen & Mrs. Albert C. Harvey USMCR

Health Management Associates Inc.

The Hearst Foundation, Inc.

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The Hershey Company

Col Donald Higginbotham USMCR

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Ralph W. Hooper Foundation Inc

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David H. Hugel

Robert J. Hugin

Humana Foundation

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Capt George M. Humphrey II USMC

Capt J.P. Humphreys

Infor

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KIHOMAC, Inc.

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Victor H. Krulak, Jr.

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Leupold & Stevens Inc.

Sherman R. Lewis, Jr.

Richard B. Lieb

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A. Michael & Ruth C. Lipper

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Vernon R. Loucks, Jr.

Robert A. Lutz

ManTech International Corp.

Marine Corps League National Headquarters

Marine Federal Credit Union

Mark Edward Bryant

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Paul N. “Pete” McCloskey

Martin G. McGuinn

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Media General Inc.

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Chosin Few Warriors and Support Units

Metroplex Military Charitable Trust

Military Order of the Purple Heart

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The Robert S. Morrison Family

Motiva Enterprises LLC

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The Moxley Family Marines

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Thomas G. Murdough, Jr. Capt USMCR

Sgt Joseph M. Murphy

Irving J. Nast

Navy Federal Credit Union

Pfc Russell W. & Brenda Necaise

Robert and Janice Norton

MGen Douglas V. O’Dell & Family

John E. O’Donnell, CPA

LtCol Nelson M. Olf USMC

Oshkosh Defense

Rosewell Page III

David R. & Nancy C. Parker

Marc and Janice Chan Parrott

Lance Corporal Bob Parsons

Patricio Enterprises, Inc.

George J. and Marilyn A. Pederson

Cpl J. Stephen & Mercedes Penner

PepsiCo

The Ross Perot Family

Pfizer Inc.

The Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation Inc.

Charles E. Phillips Jr. USMC

Robert M. “Bob” Pickle USMC

Pinch A Penny

Pratt & Whitney

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Col Sara J. Pritchett

Jennifer N. Pritzker

Sgt Dominic Pugliani, USMC & Family

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Captain Howard Nicholas Ragland III

Raytheon Company

Frederick Brant Rentschler

Joseph L. Rice III

Capt Joe & Denise Rice, USMC

Robert C. Richardson

Paul A. Rivas

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William “B.J.” & Mary Jo Robison

LtGen Terry & Cathe Robling

Edward J. Robson

James C. Roddey

Rolls-Royce

O. Karl & Inge A. Rose

Michael J. Ross

Sgt George L. Rumelt USMCR

Col Robert W. Rust USMCR

LtCol Terry Ryan USMC & Trish Ryan

Skip & Gail Sack

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Col John W. Saputo USMCR (Ret)

The John A. Scarsella, Jr. Family

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William Dudley and Betty Jo Schleier

John B. Schulze

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SAIC

Shell Oil Company

The Honorable George P. Shultz

Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation

Hardwick Simmons

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CWO4 Warren A. Singer USMC

Stanley “Buddy” Sklar

A Thankful Marine

The Sloan Foundation

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Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Smith

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Robert Sook

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Michael R. Spak USMC

Richard V. Spencer

Robert B. Starke, Jr.

Stone Energy

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Robert D. Storey

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Capt Samuel Y. Stroh USMC

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SSgt Ralph E. Surber, Jr. USMC

Steven and Cathy Sutton

The Patrick F. Taylor Foundation

Patrick F. Taylor

TBS 1-57

TBS 6-68 In Honor of Our VN Fallen

Howard Terpning

Textron, Inc.

Fred A. Thomas

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Timothy T. Day Foundation Inc.

Maj Edward J. Toohey USMCR

Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

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Carlton O. Tronvold

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Grateful in New Jersey

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Wachovia

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LtCol Richard R. Willich USMC

General & Mrs. Louis H. Wilson

Young Marines

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The following Marine Corps Heritage Foundation Founders and Commandant Circle Members have passed.

Mr. Salvatore H. Alfiero

Capt Arthur W. Arundel USMC (Ret)

Mr. Stephen D. Bechtel Jr. USMC (Ret)

Mr. Walter C. Bladstrom Jr.

Mr. J. Stewart Bryan III

Mr. Robert E. Bush

Sgt William A. Chittenden USMCR (Ret)

Mrs. Nancy B. Crutchfield

Mr. Lawrence A. Darr

MGySgt Harry G. Davenport

Mr. Stephen R. Dinnerstein

Capt Percy S. Douglas USMCR

LtGen Leo J. Dulacki USMC (Ret)

Ambassador Richard J. Egan

Capt Roy M. Feher USMCR

Col James L. Fowler USMCR (Ret)

Capt Ralph C. Franklin

Mr. Bill M. French

Mr. Alexander Gaston

Mr. Laurence P. Gaudino

Mr. Phillips J. Goodenough

Maj William A. Grubbs III

SSgt Lawrence A. Guest, USMC

Mrs. Frances M. Guilbert

Mr. Earl C. Hargrove Jr.

Dr. E. Bruce Heilman

Col Donald Higginbotham USMCR (Ret)

Maj Bruce H. Hooper

Capt George M. Humphrey II USMC (Ret)

CWO2 Bert A. Jakobson USMC (Ret)

Mr. David A. Jones

Mr. Dennis M. Jones

Mr. Richard C. Jones Jr.

Maj Edmund P. Karam USMCR (Ret)

Capt Frederic E. Karl USMC (Ret)

Maj Robert R. Keadle USMCR

General Paul X. Kelley USMC (Ret)

LtCol John P. Kern USMCR (Ret)

Col Ted Kolankiewicz

LtGen Victor H. Krulak USMC (Ret)

Mr. Peter E. Kump

LtCol Louis R. Lepore USMCR (Ret)

Mr. Alfred Lerner

Mr. Sherman R. Lewis Jr.

Mr. Richard B. Lieb

Mr. Vernon R. Loucks Jr.

Mrs. Veronica M. Mato

Mr. Lester S. Miller Jr.

Mr. A. Malachi Mixon III

General Carl E. Mundy Jr. USMC (Ret)

Mr. Irving J. Nast

Mrs. Brenda Necaise

LtGen Stephen G. Olmstead USMC (Ret)

Mr. David R. Parker

Mrs. Janice C. Parrott

Mr. H. Ross Perot

Mrs. Karen C. Radley

Mr. Frederick B. Rentschler

Mr. Robert C. Richardson

Mr. Paul A. Rivas

Mr. Joseph E. Robert Jr.

Mr. James H. Rogers

Mr. George L. Rumelt

Mr. John Scarsella

Mr. William J. Schoen

The Honorable George P. Shultz

CWO4 Warren A. Singer USMC (Ret)

Mr. Sheldon A. Smesrud

Mr. Charles A. Spadafora

Mr. Michael R. Spak

Mr. Robert B. Starke Jr.

Mr. Samuel Y. Stroh

Mr. Michael R. Sudzina

Mr. Arthur Ochs Sulzberger

Mr. Patrick F. Taylor

Maj Edward J. Toohey USMCR (Ret)

Mrs. Phyllis S. Toohey

Mr. Chester R. Trout

Mr. Mahlon B. Wallace III

Mr. Steven Wallace

MajGen Mitchell J. Waters USMCR (Ret)

Mr. Lloyd T. Whitaker

General Louis H. Wilson USMC

Mr. Ronald J. Zaczek

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Col Russ Appleton

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Asplundh Foundation

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Col John Bond Atkinson USMCR (Ret)

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Capt C. Richard Bagshaw USNR

CWO4 Dennis Bailey USMC & Catherine Bailey

Balfour Beatty Construction

LtCol and Mrs. Rocky J. Ball III USMC (Ret)

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MSgt Lauren P. Bands, Sr. USMC

LtCol Thomas M. Bane USMC (Ret)

Larry & Kay Bangs

Mark E. Banks USMC

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Col Robert J. Barbour USMC

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Mr. and Mrs. Butch Barker

The Jeffrey H. Barker Family USMC

1LT Edwin L. Barlow USMC

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CWO2 Chester Barnes

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Mr. James R. Barnett

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Major Robert P. Barnett USMC (Ret)

Robert & Terri Barnhardt

Col Harvey C. Barnum USMC & Martha E. Hill

Arthur L. Baron

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John A. & Elaine Barrasso

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Gen Robert H. Barrow USMC

Cpl Charles Thomas Barry USMC

BGen George L. Bartlett USMC (Ret)

Col Gilbert A. Bartlett USMCR

Mr. Philip F. Bartus

Walter F. Barutha

Eddie Basha, Jr.

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Estate of Beatrice L. Feldt

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Col Willard J. Harnden USMCR (Ret)

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Land Of The Free Foundation

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Capt George D. Lawrence USMC

John D. Lawrence

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Mr. Harry O. Lindback

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Louis C. Lerner Foundation

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Lyman USMC

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Lead Star, LLC

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Nielsen Business Media

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Eva Nora

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Charles S. Norwood, Jr. 1Lt USMCR

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David P. Numrich USN & Carol J. Numrich

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General and Mrs. Spider Nyland

Col R. L. (Rance) Nymeyer USMC

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John J. O’Brien

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Col and Mrs. Christopher J. O’Donnell

USMC (Ret)

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Robert & Katherine O’Donnell

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Col Fred E. Ogline USMC (Ret)

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Capt Don W. Oliphant

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Mr. Frederick J. Olsen

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Capt John M. O’Neill Jr. USMCR

Mr. Stephen J. O’Neill

Cpl Richard Onufrey USMC

Capt M. I. Opean USMC

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Overseas Service Corporation

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Ralph L. Pangonis

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Papa John’s USA

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LtCol William Douglas Parker USMC

1Lt David L. Parks USMCR

Col W. Hays Parks USMC (Ret)

“You don’t understand how much this Museum means to me.”

- A visitor in the WWII Gallery’s Iwo Jima Exhibit in February 2023

Julius C Parrella USMC 1LT USMC

The Byron R. Parrish Family

Col Tom D. & Alyce L. Parsons USMC

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LtCol & Mrs. Stanley J. Pasieka Jr. USMC

Tony & Claire Paskevich

Sgt Steven N. Passerine USMC

The Patrow Family

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BGen Terry L. Paul USMC

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Col Robert R. Peebles USMC

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Wade H. Penny Jr.

Pepsi-Cola National Marketing LLC

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Maj William G. Peters USMC

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Maj George E. Peterson USMC

Robert C. Peterson

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Col Billy G. Phillips

Sgt Gregory A. Phillips USMC

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Col John Pipta USMC

Dave & Sandy Pirnie

In Memory of Col M. F. “Rocket” Pixton III

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Mickey Pohl

PolyMedica

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The Quaker Oat Company

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Quantico Marine Athletes

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Col James R. Quisenberry USMC

R. A. Schaeffer Co., Inc

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Col John “Smoke” Rader USMC

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COL RONALD “GOV” REAGAN USAF

RecruitMilitary LLC

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Ms. Nancy B. Reed

Cpl Robert W. Reed USMC

Capt Sandra L. Reed USMC

The Stephen D. Reed Family

LtCol Elwin Reichert USMC

MGySgt and Mrs. John P. Reidenhour USMC

Walter R. Reifel, Jr.

Reily Foods Company

LtCol Frederick J. Reisinger and Family

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Mr. James A. Remington

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Mr. John P. Repko

Sgt A. P. Restuccia USMC

Mr. Jeffrey N. Reutter

Sam & Joan Revak

Col Claude L. Reynolds USMCR

MajGen Duff Rice USMC Ret & Bebe Rice

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John & Betsy Richardson

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Mr. Kenneth Rickli

Carl Rider

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Col John W. Ripley USMC

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The Honorable Charles S. Robb

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Robins Foundation

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Rockwell Collins

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United States Seagoing Marine Association

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Mr. T. J. Bury

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Mr. Leo Byford

Mr. Duane C. Bygum Jr.

Thomas G. Byrne

Sgt William Cabral

1stSgt William S. Cain Jr. USMC (Ret)

Mr. John P. Calhoun

Col Mark Callihan USMC (Ret)

Mr. Charles R. Calnen

Gregory and Louise Campbell

Mr. Richard H. Campbell

Mr. Thomas Campbell

Mr. W. R. Campbell

Mr. Stephen B. Caplan

LCpl Anthony Cardone

Mr. Terry F. Carlson

Mr. Jim Carlton

Mr. Stephen G. Carnilla

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Mr. and Mrs. John L. Carroll

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Mr. Robert B. Catell

Mr. Milton Cathcart

Mr. Jay R. Chamberlain

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Mr. Antonio Chapa

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Mr. Richard Cincotta

Mrs. Catherine A. Clayton

Col Robert C. Clements

Mr. Daniel J. Cleveland

Mr. Jason E. Coclanes

Mr. Louis A. Colarullo

Mr. George S. Combs

Col Christopher C. Conlin USMC

Mr. David Cooke

Mr. Benjamin Cookson IV

Mr. Gregory J. Corn

Rusty Corzine

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Mr. Howard Coutu

Dr. John N. Cox Sr. USMC (Ret)

Mr. Raymond H. Cralle’

Mr. Allen B. Crandell

Ms. Jane Crawford

Mr. Curtis T. Crews

Mr. Gary Z. Crocker

Ms. Janice A. Cross

LtCol Thomas D. Crowley

Ms. G. Diane Culver

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Drs. Jack and Tineke Cunning

Mr. Jeffrey Currier

Mr. Frank Czelusta

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Mr. Patrick M. Darnell

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Mr. Mike Dunlap

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Mr. Timothy H. Elder

Dr. Edward E. Evans

LtCol Frank Eversole USMC (Ret)

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Mr. Anthony L. Federico Jr.

Mr. Michael A. Fedorko

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Mr. Theodore R. Flacksbarth

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Mr. R. Buck Fowler

Col and Mrs. Harry A. Frank

Mr. Gary W. Fraze

Mr. David E. Freeman

Mr. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen

Mr. Shawn French

Capt Daniel M. Frey Esq. USMC

Mr. Stuart J. Frost

1stLt David D. Fuller USMC (Ret)

Capt Thomas G. Gaare

Sgt Stuart C. Gardner

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Mr. Floyd A. Gaskins

Mr. George A. George

Ms. Roxanne Zivanovic Getz

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LtCol Geoffrey S. Gilliland

Mr. Herbert L. Gilmour

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Mr. Garland Gray

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Mr. Donald L. Greene

Col Barry J. Greer USAF

Mr. and Mrs. M. Dwight Griffin

Mr. Bernard J. Grotewiel

Mr. Charles Guckeyson

Mr. Henry A. Guerrero

Mr. Ronald M. Guillory

Mr. Travis G. Gundrum

CMSgt John Gutermuth Jr. USAF (Ret)

Mr. Robert F. Haas

Mr. Jason Hall

Mr. Thomas F. Halverson

Mr. Robert M. Hames

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Mr. James R. Harden

Mr. Jerry M. Harrington

Mr. Edward E. Hartman Jr.

Col Eric E. Hastings USMC (Ret)

Sgt William J. Hatton

Mr. Paul Hauschen

Mr. Wilbert Hawkins

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Mr. Derek Hayes

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Mr. Steve Haynes

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Mr. Jay Heffernan

Mr. Clifford A. Hensman

Mr. Jerry G. Hermann

Honorable John S. Herrington

David and Jan Hickman

Ms. Margie Carolyn High

Mr. Roger C. Hightower Jr.

Col Andrew F. Hileman USMCR, (Ret)

Ms. Barbara J. Hill

Mr. John R. Hill

Maj Mark Hillis USMC (Ret)

Mr. Curt Hillmann

Mr. E. Michael Hiser

Ms. Karina McMillan Hittle

Mr. Kevin E. Hogan

Mr. Jeffrey M. Holmes

Mr. Charles E. Holt

Mr. Kenneth C. Holton

Mr. Donald F. Hook Jr.

HM3 David C. Hooper USN (RET)

Mr. Daniel F. Hoppes II

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Mr. Graham Howe

Mr. Timothy D. Howells

Col Carl Huenefeld

Mr. Joseph M. Hughes

Mr. Albert Huntsman

Mr. Max B. Hurst

Mr. Bruce Hurt

Mr. Shepard R. Hurwitz

Mr. Malcolm Hutton

LCpl Michael R. Ihrer

Mr. James M. Irving

Sgt Mike R. Jackson (Ret.)

Cpl David Jaime

Mr. David D. James

Mr. Scott James

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Mr. Dan Jarvis

Mr. Donald S. Jefferson

Mr. Lewis Jenkins

Mr. James L. Jenkinson

Mr. Edward N. Jesle Jr.

MSgt Dave R. Johnson

Mr. Michael Johnson

Mr. Reid P. Johnson

Mr. Robert D. Johnson

LtCol George M. Jones USMCR (Ret)

LCpl Kyron Jones

Mr. Gordon Kanan

Dr. Stanley R. Kaplan

Mr. Charles Keith

Mrs. Lisa Kelly and Mr. Jason Kelly

Mr. Bobby J. Kempson

Mrs. Julie C. Kienitz

Mr. Raymond M. Kim

LtCol L. J. Kimball USMC

Mr. James E. Kinkead

Mr. Brian L. Kleeves

Mr. Morgan Klotz

Mrs. Brantley Bolling Knowles

Mr. Robert Lee Kolbert

Mr. Richard T. Konig

Sgt Brandon M. Kotz

Mr. Edward A. Kozicki

Mr. Gerald W. Kozlowski

Mr. Louis Kratz

Mr. Mark Kulas

CDR Peter Kurzenhauser, USN (Ret.)

Mr. Greig La Rue

Mr. James Lackey

CDR Jack T. Laney USNR (RET)

Ms. Lee K. Lapple

Mr. Eugene A. Larson

Ms. Jonna LaToure

Mr. Joseph Lautiero

Mrs. Melanie Lautiero

Mr. Alexander G. Lawrence

Mr. James E. Lawrence

GySgt Frank R. Lea Jr. USMC (Ret)

Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Leep

Mr. R. Frank Leftwich

Paul F. Leonard

SSgt Alfred J. Lindner

LtCol Michael P. Linehan USMC (Ret)

Mr. Paul R. Locigno

Steven Long

Maj Earle S. Lott III USMC (Ret)

Mr. Randall M. Lott

Sgt Don A. Lundy USMC (Ret)

Mr. James A. Lundy

Maj Patrick J. Mackrell

Mr. Larry L. Maddox

Mr. Daniel Madura

Capt Paul J. Magala Jr.

Ms. Virginia Lee Maher

Mr. Richard T. Mandeville Sr.

Mr. Jerry Mann

Mr. John A. Manzione Jr.

Mr. Edward E. Marsh

Cpl Mark W. Martillaro

Mr. Gerald W. Martin USMC (Ret)

Mr. William E. Martin

MGySgt Carlos J. Martinez-Rivera USMC (Ret)

Mr. Richard C. Marx

Sgt Dennis G. Maryak

Col Rey Masinsin USMC (Ret)

Mr. Paul Masse

Ms. Amiee Mathis

Capt Joseph S. Maxwell USMC

Mr. James L. McCarthy

Mr. John E. McConnell

Mr. Noel J. McDonald

Ms. Susan G. McDonald

Mr. Lawrence McDonnell

Sgt Tim McGee USMC

Cpl Peter J. McGoey

Mr. Paul McGrath

Mr. Don McKeefery

Col and Mrs. David W. McMorries USMC

Mr. Peter R. Merry

Mr. Van Messer

Mr. Frederick Micheli Sr.

Mr. Aaron R. Miller

Mr. Donald F. Miller

Mr. Paul Miller

Mrs. Susan D. Miller

Mr. Jeffrey A. Mills

Mrs. Diane Jean Misch-Rodkey

Mr. Roger Mitchell

Mr. Darren Mode

Mr. Gerard P. Monico

Mr. Norman J. Monson Jr.

Ian Montgomery

Mr. Paul D. Moore

Mr. David W. Morehead

Mr. Efrain Moreno

Mr. Don L. Morgan

Mr. Joseph Morris

Mr. Rodney C. Moss

Mr. Andrew K. Mull

LtGen Carl E. Mundy III USMC (Ret)

Mr. Greg Munsell

Mr. Jimmie G. Murdock

Mr. Timothy J. Murphy

Mr. William R. Murphy Sr.

Mr. Jan A. Musial

Sgt Jack I. Mussett (Ret)

Mr. Mitchell L. Myers

Mr. John L. Nau III

Mr. Kevin D. Navas

Mr. Eddie W. Nelms

Mr. Anthony Nelson

Cpl Johnathan W. Ness USMC (Ret)

Mr. Kerry L. Neves

Mr. John D. Newman

Mr. Yiu Hung Ng

Mr. Tan Nguyen

Ms. Clare B. Nichols

Mr. Richard Nordhoff

Dr. Walter E. Norton

Mr. Charles L. Novak

Mr. Joe Novogratz

Mr. Michael Nykanen

Mr. Thomas Michael O’Brien

Mr. William F. Ochs

Col George S. Olivas

James Olson DDS

Mr. Glynn I. Owens

Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Oxford

Mr. Frank R. Palmer

Mr. Thomas J. Parker

Mr. Stephen M. Parks

Mr. John Pellegrino

Mr. Gilman C. Perkins

Mr. Ivan Pesante

Mr. Benjamin Peters

Mr. Daniel J. Peterson

Mr. Charles R. Pflughoeft

LtCol George R. Phillips USMC (Ret)

Mr. Louis I. Piatetsky

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Cpl Gregory A. Pirsoul

Mr. Clinton P. Pitts Jr.

Mr. Robert Polinsky

Mr. John B. Pollock

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poole

Mr. Jeffrey Porrello

Mr. James Porter

Sgt James F. Ports Jr.

Mr. Charles A. Post

Mr. Steve Powell

Mr. John F. Power

Mr. Jorge A. Prado

Mr. David C. Prescott

MGySgt James C. Priest USMC

Maj Michael A. Puhr USMC (Ret)

Mr. Randall B. Pyles

Mr. John E. Quinn

“I support the MCHF because I am a Marine veteran and want to help preserve our heritage and history.”

Mr. Ian A. Rahal

Mr. Michael L. Ratto

Mr. James Reardon

Dr. James L. Regens

Mr. Thomas H. Reilly

Cpl Chester L. Reno USMC

SSgt Ricardo Reyes

1stSgt Gregory S. Reynolds USMC (Ret)

Ms. Rosetta Ricer

Mr. Joseph Rich

Mr. Earl Richardson

Mrs. Nancy Richardson

Col Harry R. Ridge Jr. USA (RET)

Mr. William Ritter

Ms. Donna Roberts

1stSgt Michael B. Robinson

Mr. Neil C. Robinson Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Rodeffer

Ms. Elizabeth M. Rogers

Ms. Barbara J. Rohr

Mr. Leonard F. Rolsen

Mr. William P. Romano

Mr. Hugh A. Ronalds USMC (Ret)

Bernard A. Rosenberg M.D.

Mr. Albert Rossi II

Mr. Daniel L. Routson

MGySgt Joseph R. Royak USMC (Ret)

Mr. Ruben Salazar

GySgt Haston E. Salmon USMC (Ret)

Mr. Gary Sauer

Col Michael H. Schmitt USMC (Ret)

Mr. Thomas Schnack

Mr. Frederick S. Schorr

Mr. Larry C. Schrameyer

Mr. Ben Schwachman

Col Gene Schwartzlow

Mr. George Schweinsberg

Ms. Carol P. Searle

Capt Bill Seawell

SSgt Richard N. Sebock

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Seibert

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Mr. Bud Sellers

Mr. Mark A. Shealey

Mr. Stephen Shellenberger

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Mr. Eric Ward Shumpert

Mr. Aaron T. Silverman

Mr. Steven C. Sizer

Mr. H. Edwin Skaggs

Mr. Wright S. Skinner

Mr. Robert Slater

Sgt Ronald T. Sliker USMC (Ret)

Maj and Mrs. C. B. Smelcer (Ret.)

SgtMaj Fred Smelt USMC (Ret)

Mr. Joseph K. Smith

Mr. Matthew N. Smith

Mr. Richard D. Smith

Mr. Ronnie Lee Smith

Mr. Terrance L. Smith

Mr. Phillip R. Sneed

Capt John C. Snowden

MGySgt Christopher Sonnabend

Mr. Larry Sorrentino

Sgt Isaiah Soto

Donald M. Sproat

Mr. Ross O. Staffhorst

Mr. William A. Standish

Mrs. Heather G. Stark

Mr. Stephen Stauffer

Mr. Ronald L. Stevenson

Mr. Stephen E. Stockwell

Maj Carl C. Stoehr II USMC (Ret)

Mr. Casey Stout

Mr. Jimmy S. Strong

Mr. John G. Surdoval

Mr. Edward Swindle

Mr. J. Carter Tackett

Ms. Yuki Tatsumi

Dr. David Taylor

Mr. Keith N. Thorpe

SSgt Matthew R. Thorusen

CAPT. Joseph W. Tomlinson USMCR

Ms. Maria Toth

LtCol Stephen P. Toth

Mr. Evodio Tovar Jr.

Reverend and Mrs. Rick S. Trader

Mr. Henry S. Trentman

Mr. Larry L. Trivitt

Ms. Rosemary Trocki

Sgt Billy W. Tucker

Ms. Beth Turk

Mr. Samuel A. Tynes

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vallely III

James Van Houten

Mr. David Van Kavelaar

Mr. John Vandewalle

Ms. Linda B. Vinson

LtCol Norman H. Vreeland USMC (Ret)

Mr. Jeffery Waddell

Mr. Kyle Wahl

Mr. Kyle Wahl

LtCol M. W. Walker II USMC (Ret)

Mr. Patrick J. Walsh

LtCol Sanford B. Wanner USMC (Ret)

Mr. John T. Wasdi

Mr. Oral D. Wattula

Mr. Steven J. Waymire

Mr. David L. Webber

Col Robert Martin Weidert USMC (Ret)

Mr. Thomas Sawyer Weir

Mr. Brad D. Weiss

Col Donald L. Weiss

Mr. Bryan Wentz

Mr. William Stanton Westfall

Mr. Dusty White

Dr. Charles H. Whiteside

LtCol Walter J. Wierzbicki USMC (Ret)

Maj James H. Wigglesworth

Mr. Rodney B. Wilcox

Mr. Bo Wiley

Mr. John A. Wilkins

Ms. Lisa T. Wilkins

Mr. William G. Wille

Mr. Desmond F. Williams

LtCol William T. Williams USMC (Ret)

Mr. Steven L. Williamson

Mr. Gregory Wilson

John F. Wilson

Mr. David K. Witzeling

Mr. James A. Woodall Jr.

Mr. Ronald M. Woodall

Mr. Ronald H. Woodruff

Mr. Charles J. Wyant Jr.

Mr. Zenon M. Wyszynski

Mr. Richard Zawislak

Mr. Edward M. Zerbe

* The donor listing includes donations received from November 1, 2022 to November 30, 2023

LEAVE A LEGACY WAYS TO GIVE

Legacy gifts often refer to gifts made from your will or trust. These gifts can often be easy to arrange. If your will or trust is up-to-date, and you want to include a gift to the MCHF, you may be able to simply amend your will or trust.

Another easy way to make a legacy gift is to name the MCHF as a beneficiary of assets such as bank or brokerage accounts, donor advised funds, retirement accounts and life insurance. These assets can be gifted, in whole or in part, directly to the MCHF, usually by percentage of the account or policy value. The process is actually quite straightforward. Contact the plan administrator or account manager and request a beneficiary designation form (or download it from the company’s website). Complete the form using our legal name — Marine Corps Heritage Foundation — and Tax Identification Number (TIN) 26-0803466 and return it. If you’re adding the MCHF as a beneficiary, please let us know so we can acknowledge your generosity.

If you’ve already made a legacy gift to the MCHF, please be sure that the gift language in your will or trust or on your beneficiary designation form has our correct TIN and current address.

MAKE A GIFT TODAY

If you, like Dave, have already made a gift to the MCHF from your will or trust or as a beneficiary of another asset, but haven’t notified us, or — if you are considering doing so, please contact Gayle Union at (703) 586-7463 or union@marineheritage.org

THANK YOU!

“The Museum has attained the status of hallowed ground, and it is a magnificent place that teaches visitors about the history of our Corps. The MCHF is very meaningful to both me and my wife, Tina, and its support of the Museum is vital. I’m proud of our Corps and of being a Marine. I hope to inspire other Marines to make a legacy gift to the MCHF. And, I’m proud to say that Wally Campbell remains a great friend and mentor!”

LTCOL DAVID (DAVE) JONAS, USMC (RET.)

Dave Jonas was the first in his family to become a Marine, although he hadn’t given much thought to the Marine Corps until he began college. It was at that point that he decided that being in the Marine Corps would be a challenge, so he enrolled in the PLC program, with the intention of only fulfilling his initial obligated commitment.

What Dave hadn’t counted on was serving under great leaders like his first Marine boss, Colonel Wally Campbell. Wally understood what it meant to look out for his Marines. After Dave had met his obligation and planned to leave the Corps, Col Campbell posed a question that altered Dave’s plans in a big way. He asked him what it would take for him to remain in the Corps. Dave wanted to command a unit and Col Campbell made that happen. Says Dave, “I had opportunities only the Corps could have made possible -- commanding two units including Headquarters Company, 5th Marines and deploying on two WESTPACs as the 13th MAU (MEU) SJA. Wally shaped my leadership style and paved the way for me to serve 20 years.”

Dave has the distinction of being the first judge advocate in the history of the Army, Navy, Air Force or Marine Corps to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court. In his last tour in the Marine Corps, he served as the Pentagon’s nuclear nonproliferation planner for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The skills that Dave learned in that role positioned him to become a member of the career Senior Executive Service as the General Counsel of the National Nuclear Security Administration and the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board. He also teaches a course he created, Nuclear Nonproliferation Law & Policy, at Georgetown and George Washington University law schools. He was awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal for his work with the Joint Chiefs from 1997 to 2001.

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Capt Donald A. Booth USMC (Ret)

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Gerald H. Brixius

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James Bruno

Mr. Donald H. Buckley

Col David Cahn USMC and Mrs. Lorna Cahn

Mr. Charles R. Calnen — In Memory of Buz Calnen

Mr. Donald J. Campanile

Gary & Terri Campbell - In Memory of LCpl

Kielin Terrell Dunn

Cpl N. T. Carton USMC - In Memory of Cpl Louis J. Devoy, Co ‘D’ 13 Regiment AEF

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Louis A. Cosenza

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Edward J. Holton

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LtCol Clyde J. Johnston USMC

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David M. Keithly

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Marjorie Maguire-Krupp and Joseph M. Krupp Jr. - In Memory of Walter Reeves Maguire

Cliff & Audrey Kuehl

George LaFrazia

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Ann C. Masterson — In Memory of Robert Hugh Masterson

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Mr. Theodore A. Mayberry

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Robert (Bob) F. McKeon, USMC

Mr. Robert F. McKinless

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James G. Midkiff

Capt Steven D. Mitchell USMCR

George W. Morgan

Capt Richard Lee Morris USMC

The Mutter Marines — LtGen Carol & Col Jim

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Anthony M. Schmutz USMC

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Fred E. Nichols

Capt Harry C. Niemann III

Capt Daniel J. O’Leary USMCR

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Mr. Lawrence W. Olson

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Mr. Louis P. Perullo

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Henry A. Phillips

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Mr. Ronald C. Plusch

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Col Sara J. Pritchett USMC — In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Pritchett

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Prefers to be anonymous

The Susan & Eric Van Tassel Charitable Fund

Maj Anthony R. Vanchieri USMC

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Mary & Armand Ventura

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Mr. Dennis W. Voge

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Kenneth F. Walz — In memory of Ira Hayes & Larry Myles, WWII

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CWO4 Phillip J. Zuptich

HONORING OUR DONORS TAPS

Since the last issue of Sentinel was published, the Foundation has been notified of the passing of the following members. The Foundation staff extends its sincerest condolences to their families and friends. We also extend our condolences to the families of those donors who have passed for whom we were not notified.

MR. GEORGE E. ANDERSON, Uxbridge, MA

MR. ROBERT C. APPLEGARTH , Denver, PA

MR. WILLIAM D. BABCOCK, Gilbertsville, PA

MAJ JOHN C. BALLANTYNE USMC, Ringgold, GA

MR. EWING D. BARTGIS , Tucson, AZ

MR. RICHARD O. BERG, Maple Grove, MN

SGT O. J. BETZ III USMC (RET), Cornwall, VT

MR. HERMAN R. BONETT, Warrensburg, MO

MR. FRANK RUSSELL BOOTH JR., Cedar Park, TX

CAPT ROGER S. BRIDE, Lincoln, CA

MR. JOHN STEVE BRIDGES, Anderson, SC

MR. STEVEN BUTLER SR., West Chester, PA

MR. LEO P. CALLAGHAN, Lewes, DE

PFC ARMAND J. CANTAFIO, Orange, CT

1STSGT CHARLES L. CARMIN, Ellinwood, KS

MR. THOMAS W. COE, Rockford, IL

MRS. PATRICIA CONRAD, Columbus, OH

MR. PHILIP W. CONROY, Apple Valley, CA

COL THOMAS M. COOPER USMCR, Lexington, KY

MRS. VIRGINIA L. CUNNINGHAM, Waconia, MN

MR. RONALD D. DAKE, Lexington, SC

MR. KENNETH C. DAWSON, Whiting, NJ

MR. CAMILLO A. DIMUZIO, Beavercreek, OH

CWO4 DONALD GENE DIXON USMCR (RET), Lexington, KY

MR. JAMES P. DOCHERTY, Port Saint Lucie, FL

MR. THOMAS E. DONLEY, Pittsburgh, PA

MR. JAMES W. DUPRIEST, McCalla, AL

MR. HARVEY ENSMINGER, Portland, OR

MR. MATTHEW FALCONE, Caldwell, NJ

BEATRICE L. FELDT USMCWR, Western Springs, IL

MR. LANCE FENSTERMACHER, Naples, FL

MR. RICHARD H. FESCOE, Calabash, NC

MR. RONALD L. FLANDERS, Collierville, TN

CAPT FREDERICK D. FOREMAN, Des Moines, IA

MR. LAURENCE P. GAUDINO, Penn Yan, NY

LTCOL M. R. GETSEY, Burke, VA

CAPT NEIL W. GODDARD, Fuquay Varina, NC

COL VINCENT J. GOULDING, Stafford, VA

MR. JOHN L. GRIFFIN, Southampton, NY

LLOYD HAMMOCK, Barnesville, GA

CAPT RICHARD HAROOTUNIAN, Alexander, AR

MR. PETER N. HEALY, Huntington Beach, CA

MR. THOMAS G. HEATHERTON, N Cape May, NJ

MR. CHRISTOPHER HOLDER, Levittown, NY

MR. EDWARD T. HOWDEN JR., Duluth, GA

MAJ RICHARD HULIT USMC (RET), Fallbrook, CA

MR. GEORGE W. JACKSON, Rock Hill, SC

J. JERRY JACOBUS, Huntersville, NC

ROBERT J. JEPSEN JR. USMCR, Hingham, MA

MR. BERNARD J. JONES, Ocean City, MD

COL BILLY J. KAHLER USMC (RET), Lancaster, TX

MR. MICHAEL J. KELLIHER, Weymouth, MA

MR. JERRY J. KRAMER, Rosemount, MN

MR. MICHAEL J. KRUGER, Missoula, MT

MR. ROBERT M. KUCKS, Cherry Hill, NJ

MR. CLIFF W. KUEHL USN (RET), Brookfield, WI

CWO4 M. KUSTURIN, Virginia Beach, VA

MR. BRUCE ALLEN LAMBLY SR., Milton, DE

MR. EDWARD LANDRY, Lynn, MA

MR. KENNETH W. LATHAM, Reedville, VA

MR. CLIFFORD D. LIGHTNER, Greensburg, PA

MR. DAVID LITTLETON, Clinton, TN

CAPT JOHN K. MANN, Phoenix, AZ

MR. DALE H. MARSHALL, York, PA

MR. JOSEPH A. MARTINETTI JR., Odenton, MD

MR. WILLIAM D. MAYERS, Canastota, NY

MR. MICHAEL E. MCCARTHY, Lake Lure, NC

SGTMAJ THOMAS L. MCGUIGAN JR. USMC (RET), Colonial Beach, VA

MR. DANIEL F. MURRAY JR., Philadelphia, PA

MR. JAMES J. NICHOLSON, Garnerville, NY

SGTMAJ PHILIP F. O’DONNELL USMC (RET), Pensacola, FL

MR. WALTER P. O’MALLEY, Clinton, MA

MR. PAUL M. O’NEIL, Glen Mills, PA

SGT PATRICK PARKS, Soldotna, AK

MR. WILLIAM O. PAULY JR., Tamarac, FL

SGT BENNIE F. PETTY JR., Capistrano Beach, CA

MR. WILLIAM H. REED, Export, PA

MRS. ELAINE M. RIDGEWAY, New Freedom, PA

MR. WARREN B. ROBESON, Nashville, TN

MR. LARRY LEE ROBINSON, Roswell, GA

MRS. JOHN P. ROOS, Cincinnati, OH

VADM JAMES A. SAGERHOLM USN (RET), Timonium, MD

MR. BASHIR ROBERT SAYEGH, Fairlawn, NJ

MR. WILLIAM J. SCHOEN, Naples, FL

MR. GREGORY SHARKO, Paradise Valley, AZ

LTCOL JOHN P. SHARPLES USMC (RET), Edmond, OK

MS. THERESA M. SOUSA, Old Saybrook, CT

MR. OTTO STRAMPFER, Santee, CA

MR. M. R. SUDZINA, Charleston, SC

MR. PATRICK M. SULLIVAN SR., Royersford, PA

MGYSGT DAVID M. SZABLEWSKI USMC, Naperville, IL

MR. PAUL F. TERRUSO, Williamstown, NJ

MS. KETURAH THUNDER-HAAB, Ann Arbor, MI

SGT JACK J. VICORY USMC (RET), Augusta, GA

MR. MICHAEL VILLONE, Mastic Beach, NY

CAPT ROBERT H. WALDRUFF, Henrico, VA

SGT WILLIAM R. WALLER, Massillon, OH

MR. KENNETH F. WALZ, Lemont, IL

MR. LOUIS WENISCH, Murfreesboro, TN

MAJOR IRA J. WHITLOCK JR., Seguin, TX

SGT THOMAS J. WILLIAMS, Girard, PA

MR. RONALD J. ZACZEK, Havre De Grace, MD

SGTMAJ FRANK J. ZADELL JR. USMC (RET), Dunbar, PA

MR. FRANK ZAHN, Matawan, NJ

YEAR END FINANCIAL REPORT

MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION

* Change in Net Assets for the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation and Heritage Center, LLC has been adjusted for the impact of non-cash depreciation and amortization recorded on capitalized and leased assets and unrealized market gains and losses on investments.

Financial results for fiscal year 2023 are unaudited as of the date of this report, while 2022 results were derived from audited consolidated financial statements.

OUR MISSION

The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation preserves and promulgates the history, traditions and culture of the Marine Corps and educates all Americans in its virtues.

The Foundation vigorously seeks financial support to provide continued leadership, strategic direction and financial oversight in supporting and expanding programs at the National Museum of the Marine Corps and beyond its walls.

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

THE MARINE CORPS HERITAGE FOUNDATION

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

General Gary Thomas, USMC (Ret)

VICE CHAIRMAN

Mr. John K. French

DIRECTORS

LtCol David B. Armstrong, USMC (Ret)

Mr. B. Thomas Frana

Col G.F. Robert Hanke, USMCR (Ret)

M r. Richard Hartnack, Treasurer

M s. Kristin Houston

Ms. Heather Ichord

M r. Brian C. Jones

M r. B. Todd Jones

SgtMaj Carlton W. Kent, USMC (Ret)

LtCol A.J. Lahaszow, USMC (Ret)

Col Steven P. Logan, USMC (Ret)

Mr. Richard Moxley, Secretary

Mrs. Susan Rocco

M r. David L. Stulb

General Thomas D. Waldhauser, USMC (Ret)

MajGen Burke W. Whitman, USMCR (Ret)

FOUNDATION STAFF

M ajGen James W. Lukeman, USMC (Ret), President and CEO

Mrs. Sharon Hughes, Executive Assistant/S FMP Manager

Mrs. Holly Devendorf, Controller

Ms. Jennifer Vanderveld, Chief Operating Officer

Mrs. Sabrina Linnehan, Office Manager

Mrs. Claudyne Gardiner, Development Services Supervisor

Mrs. Sara Hogan, Senior Development Manager

Mrs. Gayle Union, Estate Administration and Gift Planning Manager

Ms. Rebecca Dawson, Marketing Manager

Ms. Melissa Velez Nazario, Development Coordinator

Ms. Jessica Copon, Theater & Rifle Range Associate

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES ASSISTANTS

Ms. Zoe Gonzalez

Ms. Vichara Nginn

M rs. Sommer Varnell

HCLLC

Ms. Sandra Mosely, Director of Visitor Experience

Mrs. Nicole Gomez, Museum Events Manager

SUPPORT STAFF

Ms. Kenya Gadsden

Ms. Victoria Iiams

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