Leadership Lessons from Battlefield to Boardroom Aug. 7
Local Military Leader with 40 Years in Uniform to Share His Secrets to Successful Leadership Aug. 7 in Carlisle, PA (CARLISLE, PA) – Muddy boots. Tactical patience. Reading people over reports. Faith and forgiveness. Goal-articulation. These are some of the key elements of success spelled out in IRON-SHARPENED LEADERSHIP, a book by Maj. Gen. John L. Gronski (U.S. Army, Ret.) who serves on the Carlisle, Pa.-based Army Heritage Center Foundation’s board of directors. Gronski led 5,000 soldiers in
Retired Brazilian Army Officer Performs Ground-breaking Research on World War II at Carlisle’s US Army Heritage and Education Center
Retired Brazilian Army Officer Performs Ground-breaking Research on World War II at Carlisle’s US Army Heritage and Education Center (CARLISLE) July 7, 2026 --The Army Heritage Center Foundation was honored to host COL Claudio Rosty, a retired Brazilian Army officer who was awarded the foundation’s Whitman research grant. The grant, named in honor of Lieutenant Colonel John William Whitman, is bestowed annually upon an independent researcher who is working on an under-explored topic of military
Patriots' Path Unveiling June 30 Launches a Revolutionary Walk through History
Patriots’ Path to be Unveiled June 30:Walk through History at 39 Local Sites The Army Heritage Center Foundation has united with community partners to unveil Patriots’ Path, a newly curated Revolutionary War Trail that provides visitors with a narrative of how Cumberland Valley residents – civilians and soldiers – played crucial roles in shaping Pennsylvania’s Revolutionary identity for the Nation’s 250th birthday. The path is free and self-guided and will remain a permanent fixture for the area. Each
