US Army School of Nursing - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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dr t a.e.o. t Brigadier General James D. Glenxan, Retired -1926 I

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t ?i.Qn. QLfyt rabuating ClasisJ rmp g cf)ool of JJursitng, 1926 EB ' jSWT IS with great pleasure 1 offer congratula- PsHbIs lion- upon the completion of your three years fiSSJrai work at the Army Medical Center. May that which inspired you to choose the profession of nursing, carry you on to the attainment of success and the realization of your highest ideals. J. M. Kennedy, Brigadier General, Medical Department, Commanding. 1 I - 1926 -

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P p).Q n. prig. en. 3ame3 B. Glennan RIG. GEN. JAMES D. GLENN AN, re- of the Medical Corps. United States E-v in Army, was born at Rochester. N. Y.. on March 2. 1862. but during his early infancy his parents moved to the District of Columbia, so Washington is reallv his home. However, he traveled to many parts of the world. He received his degree of M. D. from Columbian University, Washington. D. C, in 1886. He was made an assistant surgeon in the Medical Department of the United States Army on October 29, 1888 ; was made a Major on January 1. 1902, and a Lieutenant Colonel on January 1. 1910. July 1. 1916. he was promoted to Colonel ; to Brigadier General on February 9, 1925, and was retired on March 2, 1926. General Glennan has served in many posts in many states and in Cuba, the Philippine Islands, Mexico, and France, always winning the cooperation and admiration of both senior and junior officers and all his associates. It was with deepest regret on the part of the whole Army that his retirement was witnessed March 2. 1926, and never did an officer retire with more good wishes and loving esteem than did Brig. Gen. James D. Glennan. - 1926 - eleven