Lighthouse Brigade Cadets participated in the 2022 Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

Story by: LTC (Ret) Herbert Sanders, Jr., Director of Army Instruction

The Muscogee County School District, Columbus, GA – JROTC Lighthouse Brigade Cadets participated in the 2022 Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (GMVHOF) on November 5, 2022, at Saint Luke, Ministry Center. The Lighthouse Brigade cadets consisted of 15 service members across all Branches of the Service for “Valor, Service, and Achievement”.

The oldest inductee this year was 102 years young that served honorably in World War II. The Lighthouse Brigade had seven (7) cadets that served as inductee escorts: Lemmon Turner, Kendrick HS; McKay Carroll, Columbus HS; Sebastian Quintanilla, Northside HS; Leah Becker, Columbus HS; Paarul Nayyar, Columbus HS; Nevaeh Owen, Columbus HS; Makayla Gallant, Columbus HS.

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Update: Due to the lapse in appropriations, we must regrettably announce the postponement of JROTC Raider Challenge. This decision is critical for ensuring the timeliness and safety of cadet travel, and guaranteeing the high quality of the competitive events our teams deserve. Mission-essential readiness is our top priority, and we are actively working to confirm a new date in the Spring of 2026 ensuring that when we do execute, it will be an event of the highest caliber.

We understand the tremendous effort, training, and dedication the teams have invested, and we apologize for any inconvenience this change causes. We thank everyone for their understanding and unwavering commitment to the Raider Challenge spirit. Your resilience and ability to adapt are the very hallmarks of JROTC leadership.

Updates to this site will continue to be limited until appropriations are established.

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