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Texas Military Institute Employment Opportunity |
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Written by Bob Sinnema
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Monday, 27 November 2006 |
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John Quackenbush forwarded the following information from Lew Sorley, '56 regarding a search for a new Commandant at the Texas Military Institute:
1. Lt. Col. John Coulter (US Army, Retired), who has been doing a
superb job as Commandant at my alma mater, Texas Military Institute,
has volunteered to return to active duty and is about to deploy to
Afghanistan.
2. I am helping TMI find an outstanding officer to replace him.
3. I think this would be an ideal situation for a mid-grade officer
(senior captain, major, or lieutenant colonel) who has combat
service, may have had to retire due to wounds, and would like working
with young people and living in San Antonio. TMI, founded in 1893 and
the alma mater of Douglas MacArthur, is owned and operated by the
Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.
4. Please give me your ideas as to how I might get word of this
opportunity (available immediately) to qualified officers who might
have an interest. Is there anyone who served with you in the 3rd
Armored Cavalry Regiment who might fit the bill?
5. I am copying my classmates and some others on this in hopes they
might also know of some outstanding prospects.
Sincerely, Bob
Dr. Lewis Sorley
USMA, 1956
9429 Garden Court
Potomac, MD 20854
(301) 299-3168
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