Diamond Promotion Ceremony -Andrzejek'17 named Cadet Colonel
October 31, 2016
Eli Andrzejek'17 promoted to serve as the 102nd Raider Brigade Commander.
At the annual JROTC Diamond Promotion Ceremony, Eli Andrzejek'17 of Blaine, MN received the highest rank of Cadet Colonel and was assigned duties as the Brigade Commander. He is the 102nd in a line of leaders that stretches back 99 years to the founding of our military program in 1917.
He joins 13 of his classmates who also earned promotion to diamond rank, so named for the diamond shape of the insignia. These 14 cadets will lead the corps through numerous activities and events culminating in the Twilight Parade on May 10, 2017.
The Cretin-Derham Hall Raider Brigade will begin to commemorate its centennial in the spring of 2017.
Brigade S1:Cadet Major Connor DeBorde
Brigade S2: Cadet Major Nicholas Neumann
Brigade S3: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Riley Domler
Brigade S4: Cadet Major Zachary Johnson
Brigade S5: Cadet Major Walter Cleveland
1st Battalion Executive Officer: Cadet Major Allison Rudolph
2nd Battalion Executive Officer: Cadet Major Thomas Sheehan
3rd Battalion Executive Officer: Cadet Major Elizabeth Hingsberger
2nd Battalion S3: Cadet Major Samuel Miller
Commander, 1st Battalion: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Frank Kimlinger
Commander, 2nd Battalion: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Jack Calkins
Commander, 3rd Battalion: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Jack Spencer
Brigade Executive Officer: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Josh Goldberg
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