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Maj. Gen. Thomas H. Mancino

Adjutant General for Oklahoma

Biography

Major General Thomas H. Mancino was appointed as the Adjutant General for Oklahoma by Gov. Kevin J. Stitt in November 2021. In this function, he serves as the top military advisor to the Governor and commands the Oklahoma Army and Air National Guard.

General Mancino commissioned in 1992 through the Reserve Officer Training Corps at Oklahoma State University.  In previous assignments, he has served as the 90th Troop Command Commander, Oklahoma Army National Guard and Director of Information Technology/G6, Oklahoma Army National Guard.  General Mancino has commanded at the company, battalion and brigade levels.  Prior to receiving his commission, General Mancino served for six years as an Enlisted Soldier in the Oklahoma Army National Guard.

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Marcel Demangen, a 96-year-old French resistance veteran poses near where he linked up with American Soldiers from the 45th Infantry Division in 1944. Marcel was a member of the French Resistance that linked up with a company of the 180th Infantry Regiment at this spot on October 6, 1944. The company along with several resistance fighters were encircled by a Nazi regiment and captured. Marcel escaped capture as the youngest member of the party, and only one other French Resistance fighter survived the Nazi internment camps to return home at war's end. Also pictured is Mrs. Sarah Prunier, an American citizen living in France who served as a translator for the visit. (Photo provided by Lt. Col. Shane Riley, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team)
210926-A-RH707-693.JPG Photo By: Lt. Col. Shane Riley

EPINAL, France - Marcel Demangen, a 96-year-old French resistance veteran poses near where he linked up with American Soldiers from the 45th Infantry Division in 1944. Marcel was a member of the French Resistance that linked up with a company of the 180th Infantry Regiment at this spot on October 6, 1944. The company along with several resistance fighters were encircled by a Nazi regiment and captured. Marcel escaped capture as the youngest member of the party, and only one other French Resistance fighter survived the Nazi internment camps to return home at war's end. Also pictured is Mrs. Sarah Prunier, an American citizen living in France who served as a translator for the visit. (Photo provided by Lt. Col. Shane Riley, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team)


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