Larry Fulcher, Sergeant-At-Arms: July 1, 2019 - Present
In 1967, after receiving my draft notice, I enlisted for three years with tours in Korea and U.S. Army Drill Sergeant at Fort Lewis, Washington. After discharge in 1970, returning back to college. I earned a commission at the University of California, Los Angeles Army Reserve Officer Candidate.
In 1975, I received a Master of Social Work degree from California State University, Fresno, and reported back to active duty as a Social Work officer at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. After serving my active duty obligation in 1977, I served four years in the U.S. Army Reserves.
In 1981, I received a direct commission as a Medical Service Corp officer reporting to the Naval Regional Medical Center, Pensacola, Florida, as the first active duty social work officer. In November 1983, Head Social Work / Family Advocacy Department, Camp Pendleton, California. In 1987, Officer in Charge of Naval Medical Command, West Coast Equal Opportunity Detachment, Treasure Island, California.
Reported in 1992 as the Head of the Social Work Department, U.S. Naval Medical Center, San Diego. During that tour, I earned an MBA in Human Resource Management.
After retiring from the USN in 2001, I had several jobs in health and mental care services. In 2013, my second retirement, and moved to Sun City West. I am active with the Corte Bella Vet group and NWVVA.
Rodney Martinson, Scout Chair: 2020 - Present
Rudy Gome, Public Relations 2023 - Present