Vermont will choose one of these candidates to lead the National Guard
By: Jess Aloe for Burlington Free Press, Feb. 4, 2019
This story has been updated to include Rosanne Greco, who announced her plans to run for Adjutant General Monday morning.
MONTPELIER — The Legislature will choose the next leader of the Vermont National Guard later this month.
The newly-appointed senior uniformed officer will shepherd the Guard through the arrival of the F-35 jets, a possible brigade-wide deployment and increased scrutiny on the Guard’s handling of sexual harassment.
Four candidates are seeking the top job: Col. Greg Knight, who is on active duty service with the Vermont Army National Guard, and three retired officers, Brig. Gen. Dave Baczewski, Lt. Col. David Graham and Col. Rosanne Greco.
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Maj. General Steven Cray has led the state’s Air Guard and Army Guard for the past six years, but chose to retire rather than seek a fourth 2-year term.
