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Director for Intelligence, Joint Staff, LtGen Dimitri Henry. (Official Department of Defense photo.) 
GEN CQ Brown (former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff) with LtGen Henry – Dimitri served as his Director for Intelligence on the Joint Staff. 
GEN Eric Smith ’87, Commandant of the Marine Corps, with LtGen Henry 
LtGen Dimitri Henry, with his wife, Tricia Henry at the conclusion of his retirement ceremony. 
Henry, then the U.S. Central Command Director of Intelligence, addresses attendees at the Central and South Asia Directors of Military Intelligence conference on Feb. 10, 2020. (Photo by Tom Gagnier, USCENTCOM Public Affairs.) 
Lt Gen Henry served as the reviewing official for the MSC. AMSC SCONA 69th Memorial Student Center Student Conference On National Affairs. (Photo by Texas A&M Corps of Cadets.)
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From Small Town to Three-Star General: The Aggie Journey of LtGen Dimitri Henry
Lt Gen Dimitri Henry’s connection to Texas A&M began long before his college years, in the small town of Calvert, Texas — a place most Aggies know only for its notorious speeding tickets on drives home to north Texas. As a high school student, Henry worked at Skaggs Alpha-Beta supermarket across from campus, where his daily interactions with Aggies gave him an early glimpse of the university’s unique spirit. “l saw the comradery of the school itself and what it meant to be an Aggie before I even became one,” Henry recalls, noting that he didn’t yet fully grasp the impact of Aggie traditions. Lt Gen Dimitri Henry’s connection to Texas A&M began long before his college years, in the small town of Calvert, Texas — a place most Aggies know only for its notorious speeding tickets on drives home to north Texas. As a high school 
student, Henry worked at Skaggs Alpha-Beta supermarket across from campus, where his daily interactions with Aggies gave him an early glimpse of the university’s unique spirit. “l saw the comradery of the school itself and what it meant to be an Aggie before I even became one,” Henry recalls, noting that he didn’t yet fully grasp the impact of Aggie traditions.
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