Brigadier general retires after nearly 25 years with North Dakota National Guard

FARGO — After 30 years of army service, together with almost 25 with the North Dakota Nationwide Guard, Brig. Gen. Robert Schulte is hanging it up.

In honor of his service and achievements, Schulte was introduced the Legion of Benefit throughout a retirement ceremony on Sunday, March 5, on the Air Nationwide Guard Base in Fargo.

Maj. Gen. Al Dohrmann, North Dakota Nationwide Guard adjutant normal, introduced the award to Schulte, who served because the North Dakota Air Nationwide Guard’s chief of workers for Air.

Schulte’s army service started within the Biomedical Science Corp in 1993, serving three years with the U.S. Air Pressure’s fifty fifth Medical Group, Offutt Air Pressure Base, Nebraska.

Following his active-duty dedication, he was assigned to the U.S. Air Pressure Reserve’s 934th Airlift Wing in Minneapolis from 1996-1999.

In 1999, Schulte joined the North Dakota Air Nationwide Guard serving in quite a lot of medical positions culminating because the commander of the 119th Wing’s Medical Group from 2012-2019. In September 2019, he was appointed because the North Dakota Air Nationwide Guard’s chief of workers for Air.

“Working with the good workforce of troopers, airmen and civilians on the Joint Pressure Headquarters has been probably the greatest experiences I’ve ever had,” Schulte stated.

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