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Vail native Cynthia Edgerton promoted to major in US Army during ceremony on Vail Mountain

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Vail native Cynthia Edgerton was promoted from captain to major in the U.S. Army last week in a ceremony that took place on Vail Mountain at the deck at Eagle's Nest. The celebration doubled as a birthday party event for her grandfather, Dr. Fred Distelhorst, who served in the dental department of the Army Medical Corps during the Korean War. The 10th Special Forces Group began training with unconventional warfare groups from friendly countries in the 1960s.

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Vail native Cynthia Edgerton promoted to major in US Army during ceremony on Vail Mountain

Vail native Cynthia Edgerton was promoted from captain to major in the U.S. Army last week in a ceremony that took place on Vail Mountain at the deck at Eagle’s Nest. Edgerton is a veterinarian in the 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) who is responsible for training dogs that go into service with the Army. Edgerton was sworn in by Lieutenant Colonel Mario Soto, an Army Ranger with the 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne). In receiving her pro…

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