Background
Barnes, Larry Glen was born on July 10, 1947 in Louisville. Son of Roy Glen and Phyllis Jane (Dunn) Barnes.
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Larry Glen Barnes
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Larry Glen Barnes, American Journalist, editor, educator. Recipient Naismith citation Atlanta Tipoff Club, 1981, Journalist award Department Army, Washington, 1986, 1st place commentary writing Training & Doctrine Command. Fort Monroe, Virginia, 1985, 87, 88, 89, 90, Thomas Jefferson award Department Defense, Washington, 1982, 86; named Editor of Year, Army Tng & Doctrine Command, 1982.
Education
Student, Murray State University, 1965-1968, 71-73; student, Defense Information School, 1968.
Career
Journalist, editor various locations, Department of the Army, 1968-1971; staff writer, Louisville Courier-Journal, 1972-1975; staff writer, Lexington (Kentucky) Herald-Leader, 1975; managing editor, Corydon (Indiana) Harrison County Press, 1976-1977; associate editor, Kentucky Sports World, Louisville, 1977-1981; editor, Publs. Division, Fort Knox, Kentucky, 1981-1982; editor, Inside the Turret, Fort Knox, since 1982.
Achievements
Membership
With United States Army, 1968-1971. Member Society Professional Journalists, American Federation Government Employees.
Interests
Connections
Married Susan Gayle Morrow, December 27, 1969 (deceased July, 1973). 1 child, Brian; married Mary Frances Meiman, July 14, 1979.
Awards
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Recipient Naismith citation Atlanta Tipoff Club, 1981, Journalist award Department Army, Washington, 1986, 1st place commentary writing Training & Doctrine Command. Fort Monroe, Virginia, 1985, 87, 88, 89, 90, Thomas Jefferson award Department Defense, Washington, 1982, 86. Named Editor of Year, Army Tng & Doctrine Command, 1982.Recipient Naismith citation Atlanta Tipoff Club, 1981, Journalist award Department Army, Washington, 1986, 1st place commentary writing Training & Doctrine Command. Fort Monroe, Virginia, 1985, 87, 88, 89, 90, Thomas Jefferson award Department Defense, Washington, 1982, 86. Named Editor of Year, Army Tng & Doctrine Command, 1982.