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During field training exercises, Cadets have the opportunity to put into practice the skills that they have learned in the classroom and during the labs. A good deal of what the Cadets learn, they learn from each other; it’s truly a team effort where everyone contributes to the development of the group.

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The Army ROTC program is only as strong as its instructors. That's why we provide such highly qualified faculty and staff for Cadets. See the kind of varied and interesting experiences instructors have had that make them the best ROTC faculty and staff.

Lieutenant Colonel Ligo

Professor of Military Science

B.S. - United States Military Academy, 1987
M.S. - University of Missouri-Rolla, 1991
M.E. - University of Virginia, 1996
Branch: Engineer
Major: Civil Engineering

LTC Ligo is the Battalion Commander and the MS I Instructor.  He was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1987.  Since then, he has served in a variety of command and staff positions in Korea, Germany, Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, Fort Lewis, Washington, Fort Polk, Louisiana, and Iraq.  LTC Ligo has been the Professor of Military Science (PMS) at the Governors Guard Battalion since July 2005.








Lieutenant Colonel Lane

Assistant Professor of Military Science

B.A. - The Citadel, 1981
M.A. - Austin Peay State University, 1995
Branch: Infantry
Major: History

LTC Lane is the Battalion Executive Officer and MS IV Instructor.  He was commissioned as Lieutenant in the Infantry in 1981.  He has served in a variety of Active Duty and Reserve command and staff positions at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Korea, Fort Benning, Georgia, Fort Polk, Louisiana, and Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania.  LTC Lane has been with the Governors Guard Battalion since June 2000.








Major Egli

Battalion Operations Officer

B.A. - University of Iowa, 1991
Branch: Military Police
Major: General Studies

MAJ Egli is the Battalion Operations Officer (S-3) and MS III Instructor.  He was commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Military Police Corps in 1991.  He has served in a variety of Active Duty and Reserve command and staff positions in Germany and Southwest Asia.  Prior to his assignment to the Governors Guard Battalion, he served as the Assistant Professor of Military Science at the University of Hawaii. MAJ Egli has been with the Governors Guard Battalion since August 2007.








Major Hales

Recruiting Operations Officer (ROO)

B.S. - Brigham Young University, 1993
M.A. - University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, 1997
Branch: Quartermaster
Major: Business

MAJ Hales is the Recruitment Operations Officer (ROO). He was commissioned as a Lieutenant in Field Artillery in 1994 and branch transferred to the Quartermaster Corps.  He has served in a variety of Active Duty and Reserve/AGR command and staff positions in Texas, Utah and Montana.  MAJ Hales has been with the Governors Guard Battalion since June 2005.








Sergeant First Class Eldridge

Battalion Training NCO

SFC Eldridge is the Battalion Training Non Commissioned Officer (NCO) and MS III Instructor. He enlisted in 1984.  He has held numerous leadership positions and has two combat tours in Iraq.  SFC Eldridge has been with the Governors Guard Battalion since September 2005.








Sergeant First Class Armstrong

MS II Instructor, National Guard Recruiter

SFC Armstrong is the MS II Instructor and National Guard Recruiter.  He is the on-campus representative for the Tennessee Army National Guard.  He enlisted in 1984 and has served overseas tours in Panama, Korea, and Iraq.  He has served as an instructor at the 1st Infantry Division’s NCO Academy and a competitor/instructor with the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit.  SFC Armstrong has been with the Governors Guard Battalion since August 2007.








Mr. Johnson

Supply Technician

Mr. Johnson is the Battalion Supply Technician.  He supports the logistics for all training events.  He enlisted in 1997 and served until February 2006.  He served with the 101st Airborne Division and 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment.  Mr. Johnson had been with the Governors Guard Battalion since October 2002.  








Ms. Weddington

Human Resource Assistant

Ms. Weddington is a Human Resource Assistant has been a part of the Governors Guard Battalion since September 1993.








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