MG Judson Kilpatrick Camp No. 7's operational area includes Wake, Johnston and Harnett counties. 

On December 11, 2021, Commander-in-Chief Michael Paquette presented a new Charter to Major General Judson Kilpatrick Camp No. 7 in Cary, North Carolina.  Two Sisters of the Auxiliary also attended, and the guest speaker was historian Earnest Dollar. The Camp is named in honor of the Union cavalry commander Major General Judson Kilpatrick. Charter members; Max Speers, PDC, & Michael, Patrick & Dale McRitchie were unable to attend the presentation. 

Photo note: From left to right: Brothers Mike Petersen, Jim Johnson, Robert Farrow, Sister Denise St. Andrew, Camp Commander Dennis St. Andrew, PDC, Sister Carol Jutte, Commander-in-Chief Michael Paquette, PDC, and Department Commander Robert Crum, PDC.  

Members of the Major General Judson Kilpatrick Camp No 7 participating in the 160th Anniversary Commemoration of the Battle of Bentonville on March 15th, 2025 in Four Oaks, NC.

Major General Judson Kilpatrick Camp No 7 chose Friends of Fort Fisher as the recipient of their 2025 donation. The donation is being used to purchase and install a six foot memorial bench on the walking trails at the fort. For more information regarding the Friends of Fort Fisher, please visit https://www.friendsoffortfisher.org/

Maj Gen Judson Kilpatrick Camp No 7 was honored to donate to Vets to Vets United, Inc this year in support of their efforts to connect disabled Veterans with rescue service dogs. We commend the work they do and thank all of our Veterans for their service and sacrifices. For more information regarding Vets to Vets United, Inc, please visit https://www.vetstovetsunited.org/ 

Pictured right, Camp Commander Dennis St. Andrew, PDC presents a check from Camp No 7 to Dr. Terry Morris.