MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - After three decades of military service, a Memphis man is back home and ready to be a mentor for the next generation.

Retired Lt. General Russel Honore has high praise for Command Sergeant Major Marvin Hill.

The two men served together during the Hurricane Katrina disaster.

Honore is in town to welcome Hill to his newest assignment as Director of Residential Living for the Benjamin L. Hooks Job Corps Center.

"The biggest thing I want to instill in them is the willingness to implement change in their life," said Hill.

It's a homecoming for Hill.

The 35 year army veteran is a graduate of Mitchell High School.

His decades of service have trained him well for a new career back at home.

MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - Members of a Memphis church are on the road again to witness the inauguration of President Barack Obama.

For many of them it is the second time they will watch the president be sworn in, but this year's journey has even more meaning than the last.

Bus engines were revved up at Koinonia Baptist Church Saturday morning.

Hundreds of church members are heading to D.C. to witness the second swearing in of President Barack Obama.

"Just to be a part of history, and to witness it first hand," said attendee Joseph Woodfork III.

This is the second time the church has hosted their Witness to History tour.

"I went in 2008 and enjoyed it, and that was a privilege and an honor to be a part of that and I just want to experience it again," said Woodfork.

Bags were stuffed with warm clothes and the crowd came prepared for a 13 hour ride through the night.