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Maj. Gen. Thomas W. Geary to Speak at
Norwich University Veterans Day Observance
Norwich University will observe Veterans
Day by conducting a Corps of Cadets review
in honor of all veterans, past and present. The
reviewing officer and guest speaker is Major
General Thomas W. Geary, U.S. Air Force,
Norwich Class of 1988.
Veterans, the public, and those currently
serving in the Armed Forces of the United
States are cordially invited to attend the
Veterans Day Observance on the Upper
Parade Ground at Norwich University on
Friday, November 9, 2018, at 3:15 p.m.
The ceremony will include cannon fire in
the Roll of Wars, a wreath laying, firing of
three rifle volleys, and the playing of Echo
Taps.
Major General Geary’s remarks will touch
upon the themes of veterans who have served
in peacetime and war, including their unwavering
courage and commitment to the nation.
He will also address challenges facing our
veterans, including health issues, homelessness
and combat trauma, such as PTSD. And,
he will recall the history of Veterans Day, as
2018 marks the Centennial of the Armistice
ending World War I.
Just prior to the ceremony, Norwich
University faculty members will hold free and
open to the public the Norwich Panel on
Armistice Day Centennial from 1 – 2:30 p.m.
in Mack Hall Auditorium. As the world gathers
to commemorate the centennial of
Armistice Day, please join Norwich faculty
for a panel discussion on the First World War,
its conclusion, and the legacy it left behind.
Panelists include: Rowly Brucken, Professor
of History; Reina Pennington, Charles A.
Dana Professor of History; and Lea Williams,
Chair of the Department of English and
Communications.
Veterans Day ceremony speaker Geary
serves as the Defense Intelligence Agency’s
Director for Operations. In this role, he manages
and oversees the Directorate’s worldwide
intelligence collection and counterintelligence
analysis and operations. Geary serves as the
Director’s principal advisor on all Human
Intelligence (HUMINT) and
Counterintelligence (Cl) issues and executes
the responsibilities of the Defense HUMINT
Manager and Cl Manager on the Director’s
behalf.
Veterans to Share Powerful Stories of Military
Service with Community on Nov. 10
Nine veterans and their family members
will share stories of military service with the
community during a compelling full-length
theater work, The Telling Project, at Chandler
Center for the Arts on Veterans Day weekend,
Saturday evening, November 10.
The Telling Project - a national non-profit
organization based in Austin, Texas – works
to deepen understanding and connection
between American veterans, military families,
and their civilian communities through
live stage productions in which veterans and
their family members theatrically recount
their own unique experiences of service. The
upcoming Chandler production of The Telling
Project is one of more than 60 such productions
offered in communities large and small
nationwide since 2008.
“These Telling Project productions are
effectively breaking down stereotypes and
creating necessary conversations at a community
level concerning concepts of war, the
military, service, citizenship, and community,”
says Chandler Executive Director Tom
Ayres. “In a time of such pervasive, bitter
division in our country, it is more important
than ever that we gather together through the
vehicle of the arts for this vital and necessary
dialog.”
In early April of this year, Max Reyneard,
an oral historian and award-winning playwright
with The Telling Project national
organization, visited Chandler to interview
nine area veterans and military family members
about their experiences of service and its
impact on their lives. Transcripts of those
interviews – each of which was approximately
90 minutes long – were then woven
into the evening-length, storytelling theater
event that will become Chandler’s own presentation
of The Telling Project, unique to the
veterans and communities of central Vermont.
Chandler’s presentation of The Telling
Project features a cast that spans the branches
of U.S. military service and wars from
Vietnam through the present day conflicts in
Iraq and Afghanistan. Cast members include
Vietnam and Vietnam-era veterans Peter
Nowlan, Dave Peirce, Lori Peirce, and Ron
Wold, Sr. from Randolph, and Vermont State
Senator Mark McDonald from Williamstown.
• • •
He has commanded at the squadron, group,
wing and joint levels, and throughout his
career, has held a variety of leadership positions
in various major commands, combatant
commands - including the Director of
Intelligence for U.S. Southern Command, the
Defense Intelligence Agency and the National
Security Agency, as well as being deployed to
Afghanistan serving on the senior staff of
Headquarters International Security
Assistance Force and U.S. Forces Afghanistan.
Prior to his current assignment, Geary served
as the Deputy Director for Strategic
Integration, Headquarters Defense
Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C.
Geary was commissioned in 1988 as a
distinguished graduate of the Air Force
ROTC program at Norwich University. After
commissioning, he served in the missile
operations career field as Minuteman Ill
Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Combat
Crew Commander and instructor before transitioning
to the intelligence career field.
An open reception will follow the outdoor
ceremony in the foyer of Jackman Hall.
The uniform for this special event is the
Service Class A uniform. Please plan on cold
weather and dress accordingly.
Amy Engsholmen of Albany, Vermont, is a
Marine veteran from the Gulf War era. Rachel
Putney of Randolph, Title IX coordinator at
Norwich University, and Wayne Goulet of
Waterbury, a business instructor at the
Randolph Technical Career Center, are veterans
of the contemporary conflicts in the
Middle East. Ramsey Papp of Randolph, the
wife of West Point graduate and longtime
Vermont Army National Guard member
Michael Papp, rounds out the cast. Charlie
McMeekin, the longtime theater teacher at
Randolph Union High School and The Sharon
Academy, is the director. McMeekin also
served for many years as the director of
Chandler’s annual Fourth of July Summer
Musical.
Ayres first heard about The Telling Project
one year ago at an annual gathering of arts
presenters called Idea Swap, presented by the
New England Foundation for the Arts
(NEFA). Collaborating with two other performing
arts venues in the region - Catamount
Arts in St. Johnsbury and the Redfern Center
for the Arts at Keene State College in New
Hampshire – Chandler obtained a grant from
NEFA to underwrite a portion of the cost of
presenting The Telling Project at each of the
three venues. (Catamount will mount its own,
local production of The Telling Project this
winter, while the Redfern Center at Keene
State will do the same in the spring of 2019.)
In addition to the NEFA support, subsequent
grant and sponsorship support has also been
garnered from the Vermont Arts Council, the
Walter Cerf Community Fund of the Vermont
Community Foundation, and Kinney Pike
Insurance.
“The generous funding support that this
project has received is enabling Chandler to
offer the broadest possible access to this performance
for our entire community,” notes
Ayres. “Tickets for The Telling Project are
steeply discounted through a buy-one-getone-free
option and tickets for veterans and
students are further discounted.”
For tickets and more information about
The Telling Project at Chandler Center for the
Arts on Saturday, November 10, at 7:30 pm,
visit chandler-arts.org or call the Chandler
Box Office at (802) 728-6464.