Two Lexington natives were a part of the ten candidates who were a part of the Nebraska Army National Guard’s Officer Candidate School Class 66 during a ceremony held at Memorial Hall at Camp Ashland.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
2nd Lt. Benjamin Stewart is now assigned to Troop A, 1-134th Cavalry Squadron based in Mead, Nebraska. His specialty branch within the Army National Guard is Armor.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
2nd Lt. Henry Gonzalez is now assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 1-206th Field Artillery Battalion based in Mead, Nebraska. His specialty branch within the Army National Guard is Field Artillery.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
Ben Stewart also received the leadership award, which is awarded by the OCS staff and cadre based on the candidate’s leadership evaluations as well as peer evaluations from the others in the class.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
Gonzalez is a 2014 graduate of LHS and said he joined the National Guard in 2018. He completed his basic training at Fort Benning in Georgia.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
ASHLAND — Two Lexington natives were among the ten officer candidates of Nebraska Army National Guard’s Officer Candidate School Class 66 that graduated on Saturday, March 25.
Two Lexington natives were a part of the ten candidates who were a part of the Nebraska Army National Guard’s Officer Candidate School Class 66 during a ceremony held at Memorial Hall at Camp Ashland.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
2nd Lt. Benjamin Stewart is now assigned to Troop A, 1-134th Cavalry Squadron based in Mead, Nebraska. His specialty branch within the Army National Guard is Armor.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
2nd Lt. Henry Gonzalez is now assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 1-206th Field Artillery Battalion based in Mead, Nebraska. His specialty branch within the Army National Guard is Field Artillery.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy
Ben Stewart also received the leadership award, which is awarded by the OCS staff and cadre based on the candidate’s leadership evaluations as well as peer evaluations from the others in the class.
Major Scott Ingalsbe Nebraska National Guard Courtesy