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Col. Kevin Donovan, the commander of the I.G. Brown

Col. Kevin Donovan, the commander of the I.G. Brown

Col. Kevin Donovan, the commander of the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center, welcomes the Army and Air National Guard’s top enlisted leaders to the campus, May 2, 2017, in east Tennessee. The National Gua... More

Chief Master Sgt. Edward Walden Sr., the commandant

Chief Master Sgt. Edward Walden Sr., the commandant

Chief Master Sgt. Edward Walden Sr., the commandant of the Chief Master Sergeant Paul H. Lankford Enlisted Professional Military Education Center, speaks with the Army and Air National Guard’s top enlisted lead... More

Representatives for the Army National Guard Command

Representatives for the Army National Guard Command

Representatives for the Army National Guard Command Sergeant Major Advisory Council (CSMAC), Sgt. Maj. Michael Miller, and the Air National Guard Enlisted Field Advisory Council (EFAC), Chief Master Sgt. James ... More

The Army and Air National Guard’s top enlisted leaders

The Army and Air National Guard’s top enlisted leaders

The Army and Air National Guard’s top enlisted leaders met inside the new classroom building at the I.G. Brown Training and Education Center, May 2, 2017, in east Tennessee, for the Joint Enlisted Advisory Coun... More

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