The National Special Forces Green Beret Memorial Foundation Officers, Directors and Advisors of the Board project team includes retired three star and two star, former U.S. Army Special Forces Commanding Generals, a former U.S. Army Infantry Commanding General, Special Forces Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, Distinguished Members of the Special Forces Regiment, Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient and other extraordinary Advisors.
Distinguished Officers & Directors of the Board
Colonel (Ret.) Carl D. Kelly, Jr.
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
President & Director of the Board.
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Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Christian Sessoms
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Treasurer & Director of the Board.
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Mr. Theodore W. Mohn
Retired U.S. Army Warrant Officer. Former City Council Member & Mayor Pro Tem of the City of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Secretary & Director of the Board.
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Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) Brian Berry
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Director of the Board.
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Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) Jeffrey W. Wright
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Director of the Board.
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Major General (Ret.) Edward M. Reeder, Jr.
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment. Honorary Advisor of the Board.
Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Special Forces Command at Fort Bragg, NC. Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Lieutenant General (Ret.) Charles T. Cleveland
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Major General (Ret.) James G. “Greg” Champion
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment
Chairman of the Board Emeritus of the Green Beret Foundation.
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Major General (Ret.) James A. Guest
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment. Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Special Forces Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Major General (Ret.) David A. Morris
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Major General David A. Morris, US Army (Ret.) is an independent advisor and consultant in the fields of defense, intelligence and leadership. Chairman of the Board Emeritus of the Green Beret Foundation.
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Major General (Ret.) Edision E. Scholes
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Served 35 years in U.S. Army key Leadership positions from Platoon Leader to Deputy Commanding General of XVIII Airborne Corps, Third U.S. Army and a Major at NATO command. He has served in Infantry, Airborne Infantry, Special Forces, and Ranger units, to include four combat tours in three conflicts.
Major General (Ret.) Simeon G. Trombitas
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Chairman of the Board Emeritus of the Green Beret Foundation. Former Commanding General of Special Operations Command, Korea. Commanding General, Iraqi National Counter-Terrorist Force Transition Team, Commanded U.S. Army South from 2009 to 2012. His last assignment was as Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army North.
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Major General (Ret.) Jerry A. White
U.S. Army Infantry.
Former Commanding General of the U.S. Army Infantry Center at Fort Benning, Georgia. Served as the Chairman and President of the National Infantry Foundation and was the visionary that spear headed the effort to successfully raise 110 million dollars and build the world class National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center at Fort Benning.
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Colonel (Ret.) Fred Dummar
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Honorary Colonel of the Special Forces Regiment. Colonel Dummar served in the U.S. Army and the 1st Special Forces Regiment for 29 years. During his career, he served as an enlisted Medic, Infantry Officer and Special Forces Officer. Colonel Dummar commanded at every level in Special Forces from Captain to Colonel, with multiple combat deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Colonel (Ret.) Ron Fitch
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Colonel (Ret.) James L. "Hawk" Holloway
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former Honorary Colonel of the Special Forces Regiment. Serves on the Advisory Council of the U.S. Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Museum Association at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Colonel (Ret.) Ron Russell
U.S. Army.
Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Geoffrey T. Barker
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment. President and CEO Emeritus of the Special Operations Memorial Foundation at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida.
Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Jim Duffy
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former President of the Special Forces Association - Chapter 78 (LXXVII), California.
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Major (Ret.) Loring Martin
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment
Captain (Ret.) Trevor Shelden
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment
Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) David L. Clark
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment.
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Command Sergeant Major (Ret.) Christopher R. Zets
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment. Former Honorary Sergeant Major of the Special Forces Regiment.
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Sergeant Major (Ret.) Bradley Adair
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former President of the Special Forces Association-Chapter 4-24 (IV-XXIV), Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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Sergeant Major (Ret.) James A. Kester
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment
Former Vice Chairman of the Board and current Advisor of the Board of the Green Beret Foundation.
First Sergeant (Ret.) James "Rick" Douglas
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former President of the Special Forces Association-Chapter 100 (C) at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
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Sergeant First Class (Ret.) Melvin Morris
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Special Forces Medal of Honor Recipient and Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment.
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Sergeant First Class (Ret.) Phil Stone
U.S. Army Special Forces Regiment.
Former Vice President of the Special Forces Association- Chapter 31 (XXXI), Dallas, Texas.
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