Hometown News: Braden Stutheit
Air Force Capt. C. Braden Stutheit has been assigned to the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center’s Space Based Infrared Systems (SBIRS) Wing at Los Angeles Air Force Base, California. He will work in the SBIRS Space Group, a unit responsible for developing the next generation missile warning system, as a Defense Support Program (DSP) Operations Manager.
Stutheit's previous assignment was as a missileer on the Minuteman III nuclear missile, most recently as an evaluator, at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota.
Stutheit is a Montgomery native, and a class of 2000 graduate from LAMP High School. He received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Saint Louis University in 2004, where he attended on an Air Force ROTC scholarship.
He is the son of Michael and Lorinda Stutheit, grandson of Arnold and Ann Brewer, and son-in-law of retired CMSgt Todd and Theresa Anderson all of Montgomery, and grandson of retired Maj. Ernest and Lola Stutheit
Stutheit's previous assignment was as a missileer on the Minuteman III nuclear missile, most recently as an evaluator, at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota.
Stutheit is a Montgomery native, and a class of 2000 graduate from LAMP High School. He received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Saint Louis University in 2004, where he attended on an Air Force ROTC scholarship.
He is the son of Michael and Lorinda Stutheit, grandson of Arnold and Ann Brewer, and son-in-law of retired CMSgt Todd and Theresa Anderson all of Montgomery, and grandson of retired Maj. Ernest and Lola Stutheit
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