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The Frontier Army Museum presents another installement of our Spekaer Series: "Women Pioneers of the United States Disciplinary Barracks"As part of the USDB’s Sesquicentennial Celebration this year, we present the flourishing role of women in the DoD’s only male maximum custody correctional facility and in the military corrections field. From the early days when administrative female staff had to be escorted by a male inside the prison walls to female correctional specialists, watch commanders, company commanders and Commandants. Women play a vital role in maintaining the security, control and good orderly running of military corrections facilities.
About the Speaker:
Pete Grande retired from the Army after 30 years as an enlisted correctional specialist and military police officer. He was the Commander of the Regional Correctional Facility at Fort Knox, the Army Confinement Facility at Mannheim, Germany and served for 22 years as the Chief of Staff for the United States Disciplinary Barracks (USDB). He has been a consultant on managing prisons in the Dominican Republic, Slovakia, Iraq, Mexico, Okinawa, Philippines, and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He is currently the volunteer USDB Historian.
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100 Reynolds Ave, Fort Leavenworth, KS, United States, Kansas 66027
