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Army announces officers named for promotion to colonel, LTC

By Staff Report

Jun 6, 2018

The Army has released the names of officers chosen for promotion to colonel and lieutenant colonel by the fiscal 2018 promotion boards.

The Army announced Wednesday the active-component officers selected to move up to colonel and lieutenant colonel.

The lists are the results of the Army Competitive Category fiscal 2018 promotion boards.

Here the names of officers moving up:

Lieutenant colonel

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