MG EDWARD F. DORMAN, III COMMANDING …

1 MG EDWARD F. DORMAN, III COMMANDING GENERALM ajor general EDWARD F. Dorman, III is a native of Cookeville, Tennesseeand a 1983 Distinguished Military Graduate of Tennessee TechnicalUniversity where he received his commission. Prior tohis selection as the Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4(Operations), he was the Army G-4 Director ofOperations and Logistics Readiness where he beganworking the retrograde of equipment and personnel fromAfghanistan. MG Dorman also served as the Militaryassistant to the Commander, International SecurityAssistance Force (ISAF), Director, APPF AdvisoryGroup, and the ISAF CJ-4. His other general Officer assignments includethe Army s 25th Chief of Transportation and Commandant of theTransportation Dorman has commanded at all levels, from platoon through brigade,and served in staff assignments at the battalion through Army and Joint Stafflevel.

2 He served overseas tours in Germany and operational combatdeployments including: Commander, Logistics Task Force 530, OperationEnduring Freedom; Commander, Task Force Spear, JSOTF 20, OperationIraqi Freedom; Sustainment Brigade Commander (Special Operations)(Airborne), Operation Enduring and Iraqi Freedom; and Assistant Chief ofStaff-CJ4, Multi-National Corps-Iraq, Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq; and G-4, XVII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, North Dorman is a graduate of the infantry Officer Basic and AdvancedCourses, the Army Command and general Staff College, and the industrialCollege of the Armed Forces. He holds a Master of Language Arts inGerman Language and Literature from Middlebury College and theJohannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany and a Master of Sciencein National Resource Strategy from the National Defense Dorman s awards and decorations include.

3 The Defense SuperiorService Medal, Legion of Merit with 2 OLC, Bronze Star Medal with 2 OLC,Defense Meritorious Service Medal with 1 OLC, Meritorious Service Medalwith 5 OLC, NATO Medal, Joint Meritorious Unit Award, Army SuperiorUnit Award, the Ranger Tab, the Expert infantryman Badge, the MasterParachutist Badge, the Air Assault Badge, and both the Army and Joint ofStaff Identification Frank Eddie Dorman Sophomore BaxterSeminary, Baxter, Putnam Co., TN, son ofEdward FrankDorman Sr. (1907-1973) &Lorna Preston (1909-1980).EdwardFrank Eddie Dorman Jr. md on the 11th of November 1957,Anderson Co., TN toPeggy Jane Bluford, b. 20 March 1935, TN April 2010, Oak Ridge, TN, d/oNewellSanders Bluford (1894-1961) &Tressa Grace Simpson (1899-1995).

4 (SS Death Index: Name: EDWARD F DORMANB irth: 25 Aug1930- Death: 20 May 2007- Last Residence: (Cookeville, Putnam Co.,TN) -Last Benefit: (none specified) SSN: 413-40-5559, TN) EDWARD Frank Eddie Dorman Billy J. taken at Burtonwood Air Force Base in general TO VISIT COOKEVILLEBy Megan TrotterThe second highest-ranking general in the Army will be paying a visit to Cookeville thisweek, along with two Army officials who have ties to Daniel B. Allyn, Army vice chief of staff, will arrive inCookeville on Wednesday.(Pictured Gen. Daniel B. Allyn)Maj. Gen. EDWARD F. Dorman III, a native of Cookeville and a1983 Tennessee Tech graduate, and Col. Marcus Evans, a 1994 TTU graduate who also played football, will hold a public forum onleadership in TTU's Derryberry Hall at 4 on Tuesday.

5 (Pictured: Maj. Gen. EDWARD F. Dorman III)"Gen. Allyn is the second highest-ranking general in the Army," said Col. NickeyPhilpot, senior Army instructor with the Cookeville High School JROTC. "He controlsalmost a trillion dollar annual budget and has about a million uniformed individuals whohe oversees. Whether you measure it by money or by people, he's got a lot ofresponsibility."Allyn will be at Cookeville High School on Wednesday for a 9 program open toboth a number of students and the rest of the community. It will focus on leadership andcommunity support, and will include recognition of community leaders, law enforcementand emergency first responders."When Col. Philpot brought this opportunity to me, I saw what an awesome opportunityit is for our students and for our entire school to have the opportunity to host and interactwith someone of Gen.

6 Allyn's stature and expertise," Cookeville High School principalLane Ward said. "What he does is vital to the safety of our country, and any time we getto support that and celebrate that, I think it's a great opportunity for our kids and ourcommunity. We're excited to host him, get the opportunity to shake his hand, and tell him'Thank you.'"After the high school event, Allyn will be visiting Tennessee Tech to meet with Oldham, TTU president; and Dr. Bahman Ghorashi, TTU provost. He will alsospend some time with the TTU Golden Eagle ROTC cadets. Finally, he will meet withRich Froning, four-time "Fittest on Earth" CrossFit title winner."I'm excited about the leadership development of our cadets with the visits of Gen. Allyn,Gen. Dorman and Col.

7 Evans," said Lt. Col. Stephen Peterson, professor of militaryscience and director of TTU's ROTC program. "It's nice to have officers from our ROTC program come back to campus and spe ak to the cadets."I want our cadets to get a perspective of what it means to lead in the unknown andunknowable. That's really the future we have to plan for going out in the military. Wehave to be agile and innovative and be dynamic at the same time."Herald-Citizen, Cookeville, TN: 19 February 2017 Adeline (Johnston) Dorman 4 November 1838 d. 25 December 1905, IL, mdDavid Dorman, b. 22 July 1833- April 1898.*See David Dorman buried in Cookeville City Cemetery.*See EDWARD Elmer Dorman , ADALINE: Mrs. Adaline Dorman died suddenly on Christmas day at thehome of her son in Chicago, and was brought to this place and laid to rest beside herhusband the late David Dorman, in the city cemetery.

8 She was the mother of E. of this city, and Mrs. Carrie Rout of Harriman. [Date: 1/3/1906, Vol. III, No. 47,Page 1] Putnam County Herald newspaper, Cookeville, Dormanb. 22 July 1833 d. 23 April 1898 mdAdeline (Johnston) Dorman, b. 4 November1838 d. 25 December 1905. Buried next to them is their grandson,Albert DavidDorman, b. ? d. 6 June 1900, s/oEdward Elmer Dorman(1861-1933)&LucyAmelia McCowen(1861-1948).*See EDWARD Elmer Dorman Obt.*See Adeline (Johnston) Dorman Elmer Dorman 22 February 1861, PA d. 23 May 1933, TN, mdLucy Amelia (McCowen) DORMAN, b. 1 December 1861 d. 18 February 1948, d/oHayes Lorenzo McCowen(1830-1896)&Sara Marie Manly/Mouley(1830-1893). EDWARD Elmer Dorman, s/oDavidDorman(1833-1898) &Adeline Johnston(1838-1905).

9 *See Adeline (Johnston) Dorman Obt.*See David Dorman buried in Cookeville City Cemetery.*See EDWARD Frank Dorman buried in Cookeville City Cemetery.(1920 census 1st Civil Dist., First St., Putnam Co., TN: Dwl: 415-121-143 - EDWARD is head of household, 54 yrs. old, PA (father born in ME, mother, OH),Occupation: Proprietor Machine Shop, md toLucyA., 56 yrs. old, TN (father born inPA, mother OH). Children: EDWARD F. Dorman, 12 yrs. old, TN. Also living in thehousehold: Marjorie Hendricks, dau., 26 yrs. old, md, Occupation: Stenographer LawOffice, Maury Hendricks, grandson, 7 yrs. old, TN).(1930 census Cookeville Town, west, Cedar St., Civil Dist., 1, Putnam Co., TN: Dwl:217 Family: 236 isEdward E. Dormanhead of household, 69 yrs. old, PA, (fatherborn in ME, mother, OH), Occupation: Machinist Shop, (26 yrs.))

10 Old 1st marriage), md toLucy, 66 , OH (father born in PA, mother NY), (23 yrs. old 1st marriage).Children: EDWARD Dorman, 23 yrs. old, TN (22 yrs. old 1st marriage), md to Lorna,daughter-in-law, 20 yrs. old, TN (father b. in TN, mother, TX). Also living in thehousehold: Margurite Hendrix, dau., 35 yrs. old, TN (18 yrs. old 1st marriage) divorced;Billy Hendrix, grand-son, 17 , TN). EDWARD E. Dormanb. 22 Feb 1861, PAd. 23 May 1933 Father: David Dorman, MAMother: Adeline Johnston, PASpouse: Lucy A. DormanCity Cemetery Putnam Co., TNDC #10397, Putnam Co., DORMAN AND SISTER DIE SUDDENLY HERE LATE Resident Here Had Been in Failing Health for Four Years. ShockBelieved to Have Hurried Sister s Death After She Saw Him Die.