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LTC Wade Hagen Retires After 30 years of Service - Vimarsana News

LTC Wade Hagen Retires After 30 years of Service

LTC Wade Hagen retired from the US Army Reserve on January 1, 2022 after 30 years of distinguished service. A 1987 graduate of West Fargo High School, LTC Hagen began his military career as an Army ROTC scholarship cadet at the University of North Dakota. Upon earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Airway Science in professional flight, he was commissioned as a Combat Engineer 2LT in 1991.

Soldier inspires new generation of officers through Lincoln University ROTC - Vimarsana News

Soldier inspires new generation of officers through Lincoln University ROTC

Since August, Lt. Robert Douglas has transitioned cadets into future U.S. Army officers as the assistant professor of military science with the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program at Lincoln University.

Industry People On The Move - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

Industry People On The Move - The Waterways Journal

July 16, 2021 By Waterways Journal Mason Bland has been promoted to director of finance for Associated Terminals and Turn Services. He will be responsible for leading the budgeting, forecasting, implementation and business strategic analysis of the financial team for the companies. Bland graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University in 2013 with a B.S. in accounting. He began his career as a financial analyst at St. James Stevedoring, which was acquired by Associated Terminals in 2015. In 2017, he was promoted to senior finan...

Society awards Darville coveted Urbahn Medal - Vimarsana News

Society awards Darville coveted Urbahn Medal

A crowning achievement to an already illustrious career, the Society of American Military Engineers awarded the Urbahn Medal to Lt. Col. Hugh Darville during a virtual recognition session May 19.