General has ceremony at high school

Associated Press

CINCINNATI

A U.S. Army general requested his promotion be held at the steps of his old high school in Cincinnati so that his father-in-law could see the ceremony.

Maj. Gen. David Glaser was promoted from brigadier general. In May, he became provost marshal general of the U.S. Army. He serves as the principal military adviser on Army police matters and leads the army’s independent criminal investigative authority.

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Glaser chose Elder High School to receive his second star instead of the traditional location at the Pentagon.

Glaser says Elder was important to his growth as a person and his path in life.