Project Leaders and Partners
Leadership
- Warren A. Green, Chair, MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans
- Larry D. Unger, President & CEO, Maryland Public Television
- Edward H. Kaplan, Chair, Maryland Public Broadcasting Commission
- Fred Shinbur, Project Coordinator, MPT Salutes Vietnam Veterans
- Ken Day, Executive Producer, Maryland Vietnam War Stories (documentary)
- Fran Minakowski, Special Assistant to the President & CEO, Maryland Public Television; Project Communications
Members
- Maj. Gen. James A. Adkins, USA (Ret.)
- John B. Bartkowiak, Jr.
- Judy Berman
- Anthony Brandon
- Colleen Brady
- W. Minor Carter
- Edward Chow, Jr.
- George Ciscle
- Col. James Coleman, USAF (Ret.)
- Robert Cook
- H. King Corbett
- Karin DeFrancis
- Sam DiPaola
- Karen Engelke
- Murray Hall
- Barak Hermann
- Maj. Gen. James T. Jackson, USA (Ret.)
- Dan Joerres
- Glenn T. Johnston, Ph.D.
- Harry Kassap
- Col. Charles S. Kohler
- Paul Kozlowski
- Mark Letzer
- Maj. Latisha Lewis
- Graham Long
- Todd Mitchell
- Alan Mogol
- Wes Moore
- Renee Mutchnik
- David Nevins
- Dr. Trent & Mrs. Sharon Nichols
- Brie O’Neal
- George W. Owings, III
- Jose M. Ramos
- George Rich
- James S. Richardson, Sr.
- Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr.
- Richard Rynd
- Leonard Sachs
- Timothy Schweizer, Jr.
- Thomas Shaner
- Hana (Bean) Sibel
Volunteer Leaders
The Honor Ride
Military veteran riders from across Maryland and surrounding states travel to LZ Maryland event, entering in formation to salute fallen and missing Maryland veterans.
- Murray S. Hall, Jr., MPT Task Force, Honor Ride Captain; American Legion Post 259, Clinton, MD; MSgt. U.S. Air Force (retired)
- Frank E. Jackson, Honor Ride Co-Captain
- Brie O’Neal, MPT Task Force, Honor Ride Coordinator; American Legion Post 259, Clinton, MD
U.S. Department of Defense Vietnam War Commemoration • Commemorative Partner Program
Maryland Public Television is proud to be a commemorative partner in the 50th anniversary observance of the U.S. Department of Defense Vietnam War Commemoration. The Commemorative Partner Program is designed for federal, state and local communities, veterans organizations and other nongovernmental organizations to assist a grateful nation in thanking and honoring our Vietnam veterans and their families.
Project Partners
- Maryland Department of Veterans Affairs
- Maryland Historical Society
- Maryland State Fair and Agricultural Society, Inc.
- Stevenson University
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund
- Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 172
Want more information or looking to get involved? Contact us.
