Forrest City High School Alumni
Forrest City, Arkansas (AR)
Recent Members
| Alena Bailey Alena Bailey | 1991 |
| Anne Hauschwitz | 1998 |
| Denesha Lockhart | 1984 |
| Eddie Miller | 1963 |
| John Douglas | 1988 |
| Lakeisha Jones | 2013 |
| Mae Frances | 1987 |
| Rachelle Agnew | 1971 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Allen G. Jones
Class of 1980
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
Enlisted in the Marine Corps Aug 1980 MCRD San Diego, Ca. Graduated high PFTer.
Nov 1980 1st Mar Reg as a Field wireman
Jul 1981-1982 3rd FSSG Okinawa, Japan participated in exercise Valiant Bl
Class of 1980
Marine Corps, 20+ Years
Enlisted in the Marine Corps Aug 1980 MCRD San Diego, Ca. Graduated high PFTer.
Nov 1980 1st Mar Reg as a Field wireman
Jul 1981-1982 3rd FSSG Okinawa, Japan participated in exercise Valiant Bl
Annette Williams
Class of 1986
Army, 19 Years
She is fighting for our country as i type!!!
Class of 1986
Army, 19 Years
She is fighting for our country as i type!!!
BRIAN S JOHNSTON
Class of 1986
Navy, 9 Years
4yrs stationed on the USS Nimitz. 3yrs stationed at NAS Chasefield Beeville, Texas. 2yrs stationed at NAVFAC Keflavik, Iceland.
Class of 1986
Navy, 9 Years
4yrs stationed on the USS Nimitz. 3yrs stationed at NAS Chasefield Beeville, Texas. 2yrs stationed at NAVFAC Keflavik, Iceland.
CMSgt Milton D. Bryant
Class of 1978
Air Force, 20+ Years
Chief Master Sergeant Milton D. Bryant entered the Air Force in August of 1978. After completing Basic Training, Chief attended Technical School at Lowery AFB, Colorado and graduated in October of 1978 as a Supply Apprentice. His first duty assignment was the 97th Supply Squadron at Blytheville AFB, Arkansas, later renamed Eaker AFB. He held several positions at Eaker including Repair Cycle Technician, Demand Processing Technician, Requirements NCO and finally as a MICAP NCO. After being reassigned to the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock AFB, Arkansas in September of 1982, he worked as a Requisitioning Technician, NCOIC of Requirements and later as NCOIC of Document Control. Not being able to stay in one place too long, Chief was on the move again, this time to the 7394th Munitions Squadron at Erhac Air Base, Turkey in 1985 as NCOIC of Supply. Upon returning to the states in 1986 Chief was assigned to the 375th Supply Squadron at Scott AFB, IL as the NCOIC of Inventory. After a short time in inventory, he worked as the NCOIC of Individual Equipment. He was reassigned to Headquarters Military Airlift Command now known as Air Mobility Command in August of 1987. While at Headquarters Chief served as NCOIC of Instructional Development for the command’s supply personnel. After two years in this position Chief moved on to become a C-130 Equipment Manager. Chief was on the move again in 1991 to Rhein Main Air Base, Germany. Upon assignment to the 435th Supply Squadron, Chief served as NCOIC of Equipment Management, Superintendent of Stock Control and Superintendent of Material Management Flight. While at Rhein Main he was selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1993. Upon leaving Germany Chief landed at the 95th Supply Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, CA in 1994. While at Edwards, he worked as both Superintendent of Material Storage and Distribution Flight and Chief Hazardous Materials Management Flight. He was also selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1995. After departing Edwards in 1996 Chief joined the 374th Supply Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Chief held the position of Superintendent of Combat Orientated Supply Operations, Chief Combat Operation Support Flight and Chief Management and Systems Flight while at Yokota. He was selected as Pacific Air Forces Supply Superintendent of the year in 1998. Departing Yokota in 2000, he embarked on a second tour at the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, serving as the Chief Management and Systems Flight and later Superintendent Vehicle Management Flight. Chief Bryant developed the wing’s first ever 4-day NCO Professional Development Course to “re-blue” and education personnel on Air Force standards. In 2002, Chief arrived at his present duty station, Barksdale AFB. He is married to the former Gertrude Bowie of Malden Missouri.
Education:
Associate of Arts in General Studies, Georgia Military College
Associate in Science Logistics Management, Community College of the Air Force
Bachelors of Science in Business Management, University of Maryland University College
Decorations:
Air Force Commendation Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Class of 1978
Air Force, 20+ Years
Chief Master Sergeant Milton D. Bryant entered the Air Force in August of 1978. After completing Basic Training, Chief attended Technical School at Lowery AFB, Colorado and graduated in October of 1978 as a Supply Apprentice. His first duty assignment was the 97th Supply Squadron at Blytheville AFB, Arkansas, later renamed Eaker AFB. He held several positions at Eaker including Repair Cycle Technician, Demand Processing Technician, Requirements NCO and finally as a MICAP NCO. After being reassigned to the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock AFB, Arkansas in September of 1982, he worked as a Requisitioning Technician, NCOIC of Requirements and later as NCOIC of Document Control. Not being able to stay in one place too long, Chief was on the move again, this time to the 7394th Munitions Squadron at Erhac Air Base, Turkey in 1985 as NCOIC of Supply. Upon returning to the states in 1986 Chief was assigned to the 375th Supply Squadron at Scott AFB, IL as the NCOIC of Inventory. After a short time in inventory, he worked as the NCOIC of Individual Equipment. He was reassigned to Headquarters Military Airlift Command now known as Air Mobility Command in August of 1987. While at Headquarters Chief served as NCOIC of Instructional Development for the command’s supply personnel. After two years in this position Chief moved on to become a C-130 Equipment Manager. Chief was on the move again in 1991 to Rhein Main Air Base, Germany. Upon assignment to the 435th Supply Squadron, Chief served as NCOIC of Equipment Management, Superintendent of Stock Control and Superintendent of Material Management Flight. While at Rhein Main he was selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1993. Upon leaving Germany Chief landed at the 95th Supply Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, CA in 1994. While at Edwards, he worked as both Superintendent of Material Storage and Distribution Flight and Chief Hazardous Materials Management Flight. He was also selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1995. After departing Edwards in 1996 Chief joined the 374th Supply Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Chief held the position of Superintendent of Combat Orientated Supply Operations, Chief Combat Operation Support Flight and Chief Management and Systems Flight while at Yokota. He was selected as Pacific Air Forces Supply Superintendent of the year in 1998. Departing Yokota in 2000, he embarked on a second tour at the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, serving as the Chief Management and Systems Flight and later Superintendent Vehicle Management Flight. Chief Bryant developed the wing’s first ever 4-day NCO Professional Development Course to “re-blue” and education personnel on Air Force standards. In 2002, Chief arrived at his present duty station, Barksdale AFB. He is married to the former Gertrude Bowie of Malden Missouri.
Education:
Associate of Arts in General Studies, Georgia Military College
Associate in Science Logistics Management, Community College of the Air Force
Bachelors of Science in Business Management, University of Maryland University College
Decorations:
Air Force Commendation Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Dave Doler
Class of 1992
Air Force, 16 Years
Joined a year after HS:
Assignments include
Maxwell AFB, Montgomery AL,
Keesler AFB, Biloxi MS,
Little Rock AFB, Jacksonville AR,
F.E. Warren AFB, Cheyenne WY,
Yokota AB, Tokyo Japan,
Hickam AFB, Honolulu HI,
DM AFB, Tuscon AZ,
Class of 1992
Air Force, 16 Years
Joined a year after HS:
Assignments include
Maxwell AFB, Montgomery AL,
Keesler AFB, Biloxi MS,
Little Rock AFB, Jacksonville AR,
F.E. Warren AFB, Cheyenne WY,
Yokota AB, Tokyo Japan,
Hickam AFB, Honolulu HI,
DM AFB, Tuscon AZ,
Gary L. Smith Sr
Class of 1980
Navy, 20+ Years
I served my country for 24yrs and enjoyed every minute of it. I am glad to be retired and lead a some what of an normal life now. Booth camp Great Lakes, IL. Currently live in Jacksonville, Fl. I really miss all my ole high school friends.
Class of 1980
Navy, 20+ Years
I served my country for 24yrs and enjoyed every minute of it. I am glad to be retired and lead a some what of an normal life now. Booth camp Great Lakes, IL. Currently live in Jacksonville, Fl. I really miss all my ole high school friends.
James Tallent
Class of 1988
Navy, 7 Years
served two tours both over seas. got out to raise son after divorce.
Class of 1988
Navy, 7 Years
served two tours both over seas. got out to raise son after divorce.
Jasmine M. Phillips
Class of 2006
National Guard, 4 Years
Currently awiting orders for Afghanistan
Class of 2006
National Guard, 4 Years
Currently awiting orders for Afghanistan
Jim Dewayne Coppage
Class of 1984
Air Force, 19 Years
I am currently working in Memphis, TN. I have been in the Operations career for over 16 years. I started out in the U.S. Army (3.5 years) and switched over in 1991 after DS.
Class of 1984
Air Force, 19 Years
I am currently working in Memphis, TN. I have been in the Operations career for over 16 years. I started out in the U.S. Army (3.5 years) and switched over in 1991 after DS.
Michael Anthony Anderson
Class of 1980
Army, 20+ Years
Join the Army May of 1980 retired May of 2000
Class of 1980
Army, 20+ Years
Join the Army May of 1980 retired May of 2000
Michael Hampton
Class of 1980
Army, 20+ Years
Serving as an office in the U.S. Army for 23 years, with two tours in Iraq and curently in Italy.
I thanks GOD for Coach Rooks who God use to help me get to College.
Class of 1980
Army, 20+ Years
Serving as an office in the U.S. Army for 23 years, with two tours in Iraq and curently in Italy.
I thanks GOD for Coach Rooks who God use to help me get to College.
Michael Pruitt
Class of 1984
Navy, 14 Years
I started my career onboard USS Germantown LSD-42 and ended onboard USS Peral Harbor LSD-52
Class of 1984
Navy, 14 Years
I started my career onboard USS Germantown LSD-42 and ended onboard USS Peral Harbor LSD-52
Milton D. Bryant
Class of 1978
Air Force, 20+ Years
Chief Master Sergeant Milton D. Bryant entered the Air Force in August of that same year. After completing Basic Training, Chief attended Technical School at Lowery AFB, Colorado and graduated in October of 1978 as a Supply Apprentice. His first duty assignment was the 97th Supply Squadron at Blytheville AFB, Arkansas, later renamed Eaker AFB. He held several positions at Eaker including Repair Cycle Technician, Demand Processing Technician, Requirements NCO and finally as a MICAP NCO. After being reassigned to the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock AFB, Arkansas in September of 1982, he worked as a Requisitioning Technician, NCOIC of Requirements and later as NCOIC of Document Control. Not being able to stay in one place too long, Chief was on the move again, this time to the 7394th Munitions Squadron at Erhac Air Base, Turkey in 1985 as NCOIC of Supply. Upon returning to the states in 1986 Chief was assigned to the 375th Supply Squadron at Scott AFB, IL as the NCOIC of Inventory. After a short time in inventory, he worked as the NCOIC of Individual Equipment. He was reassigned to Headquarters Military Airlift Command now known as Air Mobility Command in August of 1987. While at Headquarters Chief served as NCOIC of Instructional Development for the command’s supply personnel. After two years in this position Chief moved on to become a C-130 Equipment Manager. Chief was on the move again in 1991 to Rhein Main Air Base, Germany. Upon assignment to the 435th Supply Squadron, Chief served as NCOIC of Equipment Management, Superintendent of Stock Control and Superintendent of Material Management Flight. While at Rhein Main he was selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1993. Upon leaving Germany Chief landed at the 95th Supply Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, CA in 1994. While at Edwards, he worked as both Superintendent of Material Storage and Distribution Flight and Chief Hazardous Materials Management Flight. He was also selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1995. After departing Edwards in 1996 Chief joined the 374th Supply Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Chief held the position of Superintendent of Combat Orientated Supply Operations, Chief Combat Operation Support Flight and Chief Management and Systems Flight while at Yokota. He was selected as Pacific Air Forces Supply Superintendent of the year in 1998. Departing Yokota in 2000, he embarked on a second tour at the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, serving as the Chief Management and Systems Flight and later Superintendent Vehicle Management Flight. Chief Bryant developed the wing’s first ever 4-day NCO Professional Development Course to “re-blue” and education personnel on Air Force standards. In 2002, Chief arrived at his present duty station, Barksdale AFB. He is married to the former Gertrude Bowie of Malden Missouri.
Education:
Associate of Arts in General Studies, Georgia Military College
Associate in Science Logistics Management, Community College of the Air Force
Bachelors of Science in Business Management, University of Maryland University College
Decorations:
Air Force Commendation Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Class of 1978
Air Force, 20+ Years
Chief Master Sergeant Milton D. Bryant entered the Air Force in August of that same year. After completing Basic Training, Chief attended Technical School at Lowery AFB, Colorado and graduated in October of 1978 as a Supply Apprentice. His first duty assignment was the 97th Supply Squadron at Blytheville AFB, Arkansas, later renamed Eaker AFB. He held several positions at Eaker including Repair Cycle Technician, Demand Processing Technician, Requirements NCO and finally as a MICAP NCO. After being reassigned to the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock AFB, Arkansas in September of 1982, he worked as a Requisitioning Technician, NCOIC of Requirements and later as NCOIC of Document Control. Not being able to stay in one place too long, Chief was on the move again, this time to the 7394th Munitions Squadron at Erhac Air Base, Turkey in 1985 as NCOIC of Supply. Upon returning to the states in 1986 Chief was assigned to the 375th Supply Squadron at Scott AFB, IL as the NCOIC of Inventory. After a short time in inventory, he worked as the NCOIC of Individual Equipment. He was reassigned to Headquarters Military Airlift Command now known as Air Mobility Command in August of 1987. While at Headquarters Chief served as NCOIC of Instructional Development for the command’s supply personnel. After two years in this position Chief moved on to become a C-130 Equipment Manager. Chief was on the move again in 1991 to Rhein Main Air Base, Germany. Upon assignment to the 435th Supply Squadron, Chief served as NCOIC of Equipment Management, Superintendent of Stock Control and Superintendent of Material Management Flight. While at Rhein Main he was selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1993. Upon leaving Germany Chief landed at the 95th Supply Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, CA in 1994. While at Edwards, he worked as both Superintendent of Material Storage and Distribution Flight and Chief Hazardous Materials Management Flight. He was also selected as Supply Superintendent of the Year in 1995. After departing Edwards in 1996 Chief joined the 374th Supply Squadron at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Chief held the position of Superintendent of Combat Orientated Supply Operations, Chief Combat Operation Support Flight and Chief Management and Systems Flight while at Yokota. He was selected as Pacific Air Forces Supply Superintendent of the year in 1998. Departing Yokota in 2000, he embarked on a second tour at the 314th Supply Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base, Arkansas, serving as the Chief Management and Systems Flight and later Superintendent Vehicle Management Flight. Chief Bryant developed the wing’s first ever 4-day NCO Professional Development Course to “re-blue” and education personnel on Air Force standards. In 2002, Chief arrived at his present duty station, Barksdale AFB. He is married to the former Gertrude Bowie of Malden Missouri.
Education:
Associate of Arts in General Studies, Georgia Military College
Associate in Science Logistics Management, Community College of the Air Force
Bachelors of Science in Business Management, University of Maryland University College
Decorations:
Air Force Commendation Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, 4 Oak Leaf Clusters
Richard L. Parks
Class of 1986
Navy, 20+ Years
Arkansas Army National- 4 1/2 Yrs, Field Artillery
US Marine Corps- 5+ Yrs, Air Traffic Control
US Navy- 11 Yrs, Air Traffic Control LDO
Class of 1986
Navy, 20+ Years
Arkansas Army National- 4 1/2 Yrs, Field Artillery
US Marine Corps- 5+ Yrs, Air Traffic Control
US Navy- 11 Yrs, Air Traffic Control LDO
Tangella Brown
Class of 1988
Air Force, 19 Years
Flight Attentand supporting the nation's leaders from the Vice President to the lowest ranking cabinet member authorized an airplane.
Class of 1988
Air Force, 19 Years
Flight Attentand supporting the nation's leaders from the Vice President to the lowest ranking cabinet member authorized an airplane.
Tangella Brown
Class of 1988
Air Force, 19 Years
US Air Force Flight Attendant. Provides 1st Class service to the Nation's Leaders, carrying all cabinet members from the Vice-President to the lowest ranking member of congress who is autohrized an airplane.
Class of 1988
Air Force, 19 Years
US Air Force Flight Attendant. Provides 1st Class service to the Nation's Leaders, carrying all cabinet members from the Vice-President to the lowest ranking member of congress who is autohrized an airplane.
Walter Jones
Class of 1993
Army, 20+ Years
Enlisted September 1993 as a Motor Transport Operator and currently still serving on Active Duty.
Class of 1993
Army, 20+ Years
Enlisted September 1993 as a Motor Transport Operator and currently still serving on Active Duty.
William Scott Clemens
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Jointed USAF in March 1970, started basic training on July 3, 1970 and graduated from Lackland AFB TX on August 16, 1970. Have served at the following locations during my 21 years of service: Loring AFB, at Limestone ME, Griffiss AFB, at Griffiss NY, Blytheville AFB, at Blytheville AR, Lindsey AB, at Wiesbaden GE, Little Rock AFB, at Jacksonville AR, USAF Academy at Colorado Springs, CO, Gunter AFB, at Montgomery, AL, and finally retiring at FE Warren AFB, at Cheyene Wy.
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Jointed USAF in March 1970, started basic training on July 3, 1970 and graduated from Lackland AFB TX on August 16, 1970. Have served at the following locations during my 21 years of service: Loring AFB, at Limestone ME, Griffiss AFB, at Griffiss NY, Blytheville AFB, at Blytheville AR, Lindsey AB, at Wiesbaden GE, Little Rock AFB, at Jacksonville AR, USAF Academy at Colorado Springs, CO, Gunter AFB, at Montgomery, AL, and finally retiring at FE Warren AFB, at Cheyene Wy.
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Our Forrest City High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our Forrest City High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Forrest City are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!