TRADOC

Command StaffU.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command

GeneralRobert W. Cone

Commanding GeneralUnited States ArmyTraining & Doctrine

Command

Lieutenant General David D. Halverson

Deputy Commanding GeneralUnited States ArmyTraining & Doctrine

Command

Command Sergeant Major Daniel A. Dailey

Command Sergeant MajorUnited States ArmyTraining & Doctrine

Command

Fort Eustis: a significant presence on the Peninsula

Dynamic and diverse, Fort Eustis is the Army's home in the Peninsula's historic triangle. Representing the bridge between our nation's rich past and the future of our Army, Fort Eustis brings more than $1.2 billion into the local economy. Fort Eustis is growing and is now home to U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, a four-star headquarters that develops, educates, trains and designs the U.S. Army as America's Force of Decisive Action.

Program

Olympiada Samuel Hazo

Variations on a Korean Folk Song John Barnes Chance

God of our Fathers Thomas Knox

Dr. Eric Patterson, conductorFestive Overture Dmitri Shostakovich Donald Hunsberger

Midway March John Williams James Curnow

The Gallant Seventh March John Philip Sousa

1LT Silas Huff, conductorGabriel’s Oboe Ennio Morricone Robert Longfield

SSG Holly Schultz, oboe

Here’s to the Heroes John Barry MSG Dale McGiboney

SGT Daniel Puls, vocalsArmed Forces Medley Traditional Michael Brown

America the Beautiful Samuel Ward MSG Dale McGiboney

SFC Jason Emanuelson, flugelhorn and trumpetSSG Edwar Ortiz, trombone

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First LieutenantSilas N. Huff

Executive OfficerSan Antonio, TX

TRADOC Band Command TeamMajor

Leonel A. PeñaCommander & Conductor

Edinburg, TX

Sergeant Major Wendy N. Thomson Enlisted Band Leader

Washington, D.C.