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AG Corps HOF Class of 2023 LTG (Ret) Thomas C. Seamands served our Army for 39 years in a diverse range of assignments, culminating as the Army G1.  His technical expertise, diligence, innovative thinking, and leadership skills epitomize the proud heritage of the Adjutant General’s Corps. - His readiness-enhancing

AG Corps HOF Class of 2022 COL (Ret) James C. (Buddy) Kelly helped develop many exceptional senior HR operators who excelled over four decades, providing the AG Corps with a legacy of leaders with many lasting contributions in their own right. Out of his directly associated group came a U.

AG Corps HOF Class of 2021 COL (Ret) Donald A. Bartholomew served the AG Corps for 27 years, culminating as the Director of the Command Planning Group for U.S. Army Recruiting Command.  Before this assignment, he served as the C-1 for Multinational Forces Iraq, the 24th Commandant of the

AG Corps HOF Class of 2020 MG (Ret) James A. Ulio served as The Adjutant General (TAG) of the Army during World War II.  In his 45-year career, this first-generation American rose from Private to Major General, served in World War I, and held the position of Military Aide to

AG Corps HOF Class of 2019 MG (Ret) Barrye L. Price provided exceptionally meritorious service in positions of increasing responsibility culminating as the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1, United States Forces Command.  Throughout his career, he provided strategic vision, leadership, management, and direction, enabling every organization he was assigned to

AG Corps HOF Class of 2018 LTG (Ret) Michael D. Rochelle served our Army for 37 ½ years in key positions during a challenging period of persistent conflict in support of the Global War on Terror, while contributing to the advancement of the Adjutant General’s Corps and Army human resources

AG Corps HOF Class of 2017 COL (Ret) Thomas H. Palmatier served the Army for 37 ½ years as an enlisted Soldier, Warrant Officer, and Commissioned Officer.  He was identified as a future leader during his first enlistment and appointed Warrant Officer Bandmaster.  Soon after, he was awarded a Direct Commission

AG Corps HOF Class of 2016 MG (Ret) Arthur T. Dean’s significant Army assignments include: Commander, U.S. Army 1st Recruiting Brigade, U.S. Army Recruiting Command, Fort Meade, MD; Director of Enlisted Personnel, U.S. Army Personnel Command, Alexandria, VA; Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel and Installation

AG Corps HOF Class of 2015 MG (Ret) Gina S. Farrisee was commissioned in 1978 as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, serving her entire career as an Adjutant General (AG) Officer.  Her career highlights include a variety of command and staff positions at Army installations worldwide, including

AG Corps HOF Class of 2014 BG (Ret) E. Eric Porter consistently epitomized the finest leadership qualities and commitment to selfless service throughout his distinguished career.  His untiring devotion to duty and constant care for Soldiers enabled him to accomplish all missions successfully.  He coordinated participation in the Army’s

AG Corps HOF Class of 2013 MG (Ret) Patricia P. Hickerson supervised critical and sensitive personnel programs, services, and systems to support the readiness of Army units and to sustain the well-being of Soldiers, Veterans, and their Families, including the major operational divisions of Personnel Services Support, Personnel Information Management,

AG Corps HOF Class of 2012 MG (Ret) Thomas F. Sikora’s impact was significant throughout all of his AG assignments; however, the greatest impact on the AG Corps was demonstrated during his assignment as the Commanding General, 10th PERSCOM during Operation Desert Shield/Storm.  Ultimately, the 10th PERSCOM evolved

AG Corps HOF Class of 2011 MG (Ret) Kathryn G. Frost’s career included several prominent assignments.  In the 1980s, she was a social aide to the White House for both President Ronald Reagan and President George Bush.  During the 1991 Gulf War, MG (Ret) Frost was on the legislative

AG Corps HOF Class of 2010 LTG Timothy J. Maude was a key leader of the Adjutant General’s Corps during an important period of transformation in the Army’s Human Resources Community.  During his career, he repeatedly served in senior positions which influenced Army-wide personnel policy and led the