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Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general for the Tennessee National Guard, receives an update from 1st Lt. Sabrina Rumpf, officer in charge of securing the facility and platoon leader with the 269th... More

Corps of Engineers and Tennessee National Guard officials

Corps of Engineers and Tennessee National Guard officials

Corps of Engineers and Tennessee National Guard officials escort Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general for the Tennessee National Guard, across Old Hickory Dam during a site visit to the facility... More

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general for the Tennessee National Guard, receives an update from 1st Lt. Sabrina Rumpf, officer in charge of securing the facility and platoon leader with the 269th... More

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general

Maj. Gen. Jeffrey H. Holmes, deputy adjutant general for the Tennessee National Guard, and Lt. Col. Stephen Murphy, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District commander, confer June 20, 2016 during a secur... More

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