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List of current United States National Guard major generals

This is a list of federally recognized major generals of the National Guard of the United States as of April 2024.

Seal of the National Guard

Federal assignments edit

Department of Defense edit

Office of the Secretary of Defense edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
 
U.S. Vietnam Veteran Commemoration
 Officer in Charge, TF-23, U.S. Vietnam Veteran Commemoration, Office of the Secretary of Defense Veteran Outreach, New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
 
 Major General
Edward J. Chrystal Jr.[1] 		 
U.S. Army

Defense Agencies edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
 
Defense Intelligence Agency
 Military and Mobilization Assistant to the Director, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Senior Manager, Cyber Security Branch, Managed Business Services, General Communications Inc. (GCI)
 
 Major General
Chad J. Parker[2] 		 
U.S. Army

Joint Staff edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
 
Joint Staff
 Deputy Director for Logistics Operations (J-4), Joint Staff Deputy United States Property and Fiscal Officer (Title 5 Civilian), Flowood, Mississippi
 
 Major General
Clint E. Walker[3] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Joint Staff
 Deputy Director for Strategic Initiatives (J-5), Joint Staff Not applicable
 
 Major General
William J. Edwards[4] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Joint Staff
 Director, Strategic Plans and Policy, and International Affairs (J-5), Joint Staff Not applicable
 
 Major General
William L. Zana[5] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Joint Staff
 Deputy Director, Joint Force Development and Design Center (J-7), Joint Staff Systems Engineering and Technical Advisor (SETA) Contractor; Senior Intelligence Analyst Auditor
 
 Major General
Jerry F. Prochaska[6] 		 
U.S. Army

Unified Combatant Commands edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
 
U.S. Cyber Command
 
National Security Agency
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) and
Director, National Security Agency (NSA) 		Program Manager, Azure Networking, Microsoft
 
 Major General
Charles G. Jeffries[7] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. European Command
 Director of Exercises and Assessments (ECJ7) and Advisor on Reserve Component Affairs, U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jessica NMI Meyeraan[8] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
North American Aerospace Defense Command
 Mobilization Assistant to the Combatant Commander,
North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Brian M. Simpler[9] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Northern Command
 
North American Aerospace Defense Command
 Special Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM)
and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) for Reserve Matters 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jon S. Safstrom[10] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Northern Command
 
North American Aerospace Defense Command
 Special Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM)
and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) for National Guard Matters
and Liaison to the Chief, National Guard Bureau (CNGB) 		Attorney at Law, Davis, Freudenberg, Day and Galli
 
 Major General
Gregory T. Day[11][12] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Southern Command
 Deputy Commander for Mobilization and Reserve Affairs, U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) Defense Security Cooperation Management Professional, U.S. Department of the Navy
 
 Major General
Javier A. Reina[13] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Special Operations Command
 Deputy Commander for Mobilization and Reserve Affairs, U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Assistant Director (Lieutenant), Division of Drug and Crime, Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP)
 
 Major General
Shawn R. Satterfield[14] 		 
U.S. Army

National Guard Bureau edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director of Staff, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Giselle M. Wilz[15] 		 
U.S. Army
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director of Manpower and Personnel (J-1), National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Wendy B. Wenke[16] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director of Domestic Operations and Force Development (J-3/4/7), National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Joseph F. Jarrard[17][18] 		 
U.S. Army
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director of Space Operations, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Edward L. Vaughan[19] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director of Strategy, Policy, Plans, and International Affairs (J-5), National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Randolph J. Staudenraus[20] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Vice Director of Strategy, Policy, Plans, and International Affairs (J-5), National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Darrin E. Slaten[21] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director, Requirements and Programming, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
M. Luke Ahmann[22][23] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director, Office of the Joint Surgeon General, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jill K. Faris[24] 		 
U.S. Army
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director, Office of Legislative Liaison, National Guard Bureau (NGB) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jennifer R. Mitchell[25] 		 
U.S. Army
 
National Guard Bureau
 Director, Office of Complex Investigations, National Guard Bureau (NGB) U.S. Bankruptcy Judge for the Middle District of Tennessee
 
 Major General
Charles M. Walker[26][27] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
National Guard Bureau
 Special Assistant to the Chief, National Guard Bureau (CNGB) T10 Full Time National Guard Duty Operational Support
 
 Major General
Eric K. Little[28][29] 		 
U.S. Army

Other joint positions edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Special activities
 
Joint Forces Staff College
 Commandant, Joint Forces Staff College (JFSC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Thomas D. Crimmins[30][31] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office
 Director, Lightning Sustainment Center, F-35 Lightning II Joint Program Office Not applicable
 
 Major General
Donald K. Carpenter[32] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Joint Task Force North
 Commander, Joint Task Force North (JTF North) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Matthew D. Smith[33][34] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Embassy Abu Dhabi
 United Arab Emirates
Senior Defense Official and Defense Attaché, U.S. Embassy Abu Dhabi 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Wendul G. Hagler II[35] 		 
U.S. Army
In transit
Global Category Director, Special Field Systems, NIKE Inc.
 
 Major General
William J. Prendergast IV 		 
U.S. Army

Department of the Army edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Office of the Secretary
 
Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Manpower and Reserve Affairs)
 Senior Military Advisor to the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army, Manpower Policy and Quality of Life Not applicable
 
 Major General
Roy J. Macaraeg[36] 		 
U.S. Army

United States Army edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Army National Guard
 
Army National Guard
 Senior
Special Assistant to the Director, Army National Guard (ARNG) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Lapthe C. Flora[37] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Army National Guard
 Junior
Special Assistant to the Director, Army National Guard for Contingency Response Matters (ARNG) 		Independent Management Consultant
 
 Major General
Lee M. Ellis[38][39] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Army National Guard
 Junior
Special Assistant to the Director, Army National Guard for XVIII Airborne Corps Matters (ARNG) 		General Manager, City of Corinth Gas and Water Department
 
 Major General
John M. Rhodes[40][41] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Army National Guard
 Junior
Special Assistant to the Director, Army National Guard for the Office of the Judge Advocate General of the United States Army (ARNG) 		District Attorney of the Columbia County Judicial Circuit
 
 Major General
Bobby L. Christine[42] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Army National Guard
 National Guard Assistant to the Director of the Army National Guard Staff Not applicable
 
 Major General
Joseph R. Baldwin[43] 		 
U.S. Army
Army commands
 
U.S. Army Forces Command
 Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Richard F. Johnson[44] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Army Futures Command
 Deputy Commanding General – Army National Guard, U.S. Army Futures Command (AFC) President, IT Concepts Inc.
 
 Major General
John M. Epperly[45] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Army Materiel Command
 Assistant Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) System Safety Engineer, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC)
 
 Major General
Michelle M. Rose[46][47] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
 Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Chief Operating Director, Digital Battlespace Platform, Booz Allen Hamilton
 
 Major General
Stephanie A. Purgerson[48] 		 
U.S. Army
Army service component commands
 
U.S. Army Central
 Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Central (ARCENT) T10 Active Duty for Operational Support - Reserve Component (ADOS-RC)
 
 Major General
Henry S. Dixon[49][50] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Army Europe and Africa
 Chief of Staff and Deputy Commanding General for Army National Guard, U.S. Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michael D. Wickman[51] 		 
U.S. Army
 
U.S. Army North
 Deputy Commanding General - Support, U.S. Army North (ARNORTH) and
Deputy Commanding General, National Guard, U.S. Army North 		T32 Dual Status Technician
 
 Major General
Scott M. Sherman[52] 		 
U.S. Army
Direct reporting units
 
U.S. Army Medical Command
 Deputy Surgeon General for the Army National Guard Associate Chief of Staff - Surgery and Veterans Integrated Service Network, Lebanon Veterans Affairs Medical Center
 
 Major General
Carl T. Reese[53] 		 
U.S. Army
Operating forces
 
First Army
 Commanding General, First Army Division East Program Director, Kentucky Army National Guard
 
 Major General
Bryan M. Howay[54] 		 
U.S. Army
 
V Corps
 Deputy Commanding General, V Corps Not applicable
 
 Major General
Timothy N. Thombleson[55] 		 
U.S. Army

Department of the Air Force edit

United States Air Force edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Air National Guard
 
Air National Guard
 Deputy Director, Air National Guard (ANG) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Duke A. Pirak[56][57][58] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Air National Guard Readiness Center
 Commander, Air National Guard Readiness Center (ANGRC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Keith G. MacDonald[59] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Air Staff
 
Air Staff
 Deputy Director of Programs, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans and Programs (A8P) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Mark W. Mitchum[60] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps
 Air National Guard Assistant to the United States Air Force Deputy Judge Advocate General (DJAG) Assistant Regional Counsel, General Services Administration (GSA)
 
 Major General
Meaghan Q. LeClerc[61] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Air Force Medical Service
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Surgeon General of the United States Air Force (AF/SG) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Brett A. Wyrick[62] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Air Force major commands
 
Air Combat Command
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Combat Command (ACC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Floyd W. Dunstan[63] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Air Education and Training Command
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Education and Training Command (AETC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Robert G. Kilgore[64] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Air Force Global Strike Command
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Kenneth S. Eaves[65] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Air Force Materiel Command
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Virginia I. Gaglio[66] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Mobility Command (AMC) First Officer, JetBlue Airways
 
 Major General
Laurie M. Farris[67][68] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Pacific Air Forces
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Mark A. Weber[69][70] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Pacific Air Forces
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Director, Air and Cyberspace Operations, Headquarters Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Paul D. Johnson[71] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Air Forces in Europe
 
U.S. Air Forces in Africa
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa (USAFE-AFAFRICA) Not applicable
 
 Major General
James R. Kriesel[72] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Numbered air forces
 
First Air Force (Air Forces Northern)
 
Continental U.S. NORAD Region
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Continental U.S. NORAD Region (CONR) and
Commander, First Air Force (Air Forces Northern/AFNORTH) (1 AF) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michael A. Valle[73] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
U.S. Air Forces Central Command
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, U.S. Air Forces Central Command (USAFCENT) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Randal K. Efferson[74] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Sixteenth Air Force
 
Air Forces Cyber
 Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber/AFCYBER) (16 AF) Artificial Intelligence Group Chief Engineer
 
 Major General
Matthew D. Dinmore[75] 		 
U.S. Air Force

United States Space Force edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Air National Guard Assistant to the Surgeon General of the United States Space Force (SF/SG) and
Director of Space Force Medical Operations 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Sean T. Collins[76][77] 		 
U.S. Air Force

State assignments edit

State adjutants general edit

Pacific Region edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Alaska National Guard
 
State of Alaska
 The Adjutant General, Alaska and
Commissioner, Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs 		Not applicable
 
 Major General[a]
Torrence W. Saxe[79] 		 
U.S. Air Force
California National Guard
 
California National Guard
 The Adjutant General, California Not applicable
 
 Major General
Matthew P. Beevers[80][81] 		 
U.S. Army
 
California Army National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General - Army, California
and Commander, California Army National Guard (CA ARNG) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jeffrey D. Smiley[82] 		 
U.S. Army
Hawaii National Guard
 
Hawaii National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Hawaii Not applicable
 
 Major General
Kenneth S. Hara[83][84] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Hawaii Air National Guard
 Chief of Staff and Commander, Hawaii Air National Guard (HI ANG) Not applicable
 
 Major General
Joseph R. Harris II[85][86] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Washington National Guard
 
Washington National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Washington The Adjutant General, Washington Military Department
 
 Major General
Bret D. Daugherty[87][88]
Retiring[89] 		 
U.S. Army

Mountain states edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Arizona National Guard
 
State of Arizona
 The Adjutant General, Arizona Not applicable
 
 Major General
Kerry L. Muehlenbeck[90][91] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
Arizona Air National Guard
 
Deputy Under Secretary of the Air Force for International Affairs
 Assistant Adjutant General for Air - Arizona,
Air Component Commander, Arizona Air National Guard and
Air National Guard Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force, International Affairs (SAF/IA) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Troy T. Daniels[92][93] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Colorado National Guard
 
Colorado National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Colorado Not applicable
 
 Major General
Laura L. Clellan[94][95] 		 
U.S. Army
Idaho National Guard
 
Idaho National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Idaho and
Commanding General, Idaho National Guard 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michael J. Garshak[96][97] 		 
U.S. Army
Montana National Guard
 
Montana National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Montana and
Director, Montana Department of Military Affairs 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
John P. Hronek II[98][99] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Nevada National Guard
 
Nevada National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Nevada Senior Vice-President of Organizational Culture & Employee Engagement, MGM Resorts International
 
 Major General
Ondra L. Berry[100][101] 		 
U.S. Air Force
New Mexico National Guard
 
New Mexico National Guard
 The Adjutant General, New Mexico Major, New Mexico State Police (NMSP)
 
 Major General
Miguel Aguilar[102] 		 
U.S. Army
Wyoming National Guard
 
Wyoming National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Wyoming Not applicable
 
 Major General
Gregory C. Porter[103] 		 
U.S. Army

East North Central Region edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Illinois National Guard
 
Illinois National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Illinois and
Director, Illinois Department of Military Affairs 		Program Analyst III, AASKI- MAG Aerospace
 
 Major General
Rodney C. Boyd[104] 		 
U.S. Army
Indiana National Guard
 
Indiana National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Indiana Not applicable
 
 Major General
R. Dale Lyles[105] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Indiana National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General, Indiana Not applicable
 
 Major General
Timothy J. Winslow[106] 		 
U.S. Army
Michigan National Guard
 
Michigan National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Michigan and
Director, Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Paul D. Rogers Jr.[107][108] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Michigan Air National Guard
 
Air Force Materiel Command
 Assistant Adjutant General, Michigan Air National Guard (MI ANG) and
Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Bryan J. Teff[109] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Ohio National Guard
 
Ohio National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Ohio Not applicable
 
 Major General
John C. Harris Jr.[110] 		 
U.S. Army
Wisconsin National Guard
 
Wisconsin National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Wisconsin,
Wisconsin Homeland Security Advisor and
Chair, Wisconsin Homeland Security Council 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Paul E. Knapp[111][112] 		 
U.S. Air Force

West North Central Region edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Iowa National Guard
 
Iowa National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Iowa Not applicable
 
 Major General
Stephen E. Osborn[113][114] 		 
U.S. Army
Minnesota National Guard
 
Minnesota National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Minnesota Not applicable
 
 Major General
Shawn P. Manke[115][116] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Minnesota National Guard
 
U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence
 Assistant Adjutant General, Minnesota and
Deputy Commanding General, Army National Guard, U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE) 		Founding Partner, Brekke, Clyborne and Ribich, L.L.C
 
 Major General
Johanna P. Clyborne[117] 		 
U.S. Army
Missouri National Guard
 
Missouri National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Missouri Not applicable
 
 Major General
Levon E. Cumpton[118][119] 		 
U.S. Army
Nebraska National Guard
 
Nebraska National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Nebraska Not applicable
 
 Major General
Craig W. Strong[120] 		 
U.S. Army
North Dakota National Guard
 
North Dakota National Guard
 The Adjutant General, North Dakota Not applicable
 
 Major General
Alan S. Dohrmann[121][122] 		 
U.S. Army

New England edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Connecticut National Guard
 
Connecticut National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Connecticut Not applicable
 
 Major General
Francis J. Evon Jr.[123][124] 		 
U.S. Army
Massachusetts National Guard
 
Massachusetts National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Massachusetts,
Member, Air Reserves Policy Committee and
Member, Major Command Air Reserve Forces Policy and Advisory Council 		Assistant Adjutant General/Executive Officer, Military Division, Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security
 
 Major General
Gary W. Keefe[125][126] 		 
U.S. Air Force
New Hampshire National Guard
 
New Hampshire National Guard
 The Adjutant General, New Hampshire Not applicable
 
 Major General
David J. Mikolaities[127][128] 		 
U.S. Army
Rhode Island National Guard
 
 The Adjutant General, Rhode Island Not applicable
 
 Major General
Christopher P. Callahan[129] 		 
U.S. Army
Vermont National Guard
 
Vermont National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Vermont Not applicable
 
 Major General
Gregory C. Knight[130][119] 		 
U.S. Army

Mid-Atlantic Region edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Delaware National Guard
 
Delaware National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Delaware Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michael R. Berry[131][132] 		 
U.S. Army
District of Columbia National Guard
 
District of Columbia National Guard
 Commanding General, District of Columbia National Guard (DCNG) Not applicable
 
 Major General
John C. Andonie[133] 		 
U.S. Army
Maryland National Guard
 
Maryland National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Maryland Senior Advisor, United States Department of the Interior
 
 Major General
Janeen L. Birckhead[134] 		 
U.S. Army
New Jersey National Guard
 
State of New Jersey
 The Adjutant General, New Jersey and
Commissioner, New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Lisa J. Hou[135][136] 		 
U.S. Army
New York National Guard
 
State of New York
 
New York Army National Guard
 The Adjutant General, New York and
Commander, New York Army National Guard (NY ARNG) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Raymond F. Shields Jr.[137][138] 		 
U.S. Army
 
State of New York
 Assistant Adjutant General – Army, New York Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michel A. Natali[139] 		 
U.S. Army
 
New York Air National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General – Air, New York and
Commander, New York Air National Guard (NY ANG) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Denise M. Donnell[140][141] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Pennsylvania National Guard
 
Pennsylvania National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Pennsylvania Not applicable
 
 Major General
Mark J. Schindler[142][143] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Pennsylvania Army National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General - Army, Pennsylvania University Administrator, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
 
 Major General
James G. McCormack[144] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General - Air, Pennsylvania Not applicable
 
 Major General
Michael J. Regan Jr.[145] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Virginia National Guard
 
Virginia National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Virginia Not applicable
 
 Major General
James W. Ring[146] 		 
U.S. Army
West Virginia National Guard
 
West Virginia National Guard
 The Adjutant General, West Virginia Not applicable
 
 Major General
William E. Crane[147][116] 		 
U.S. Army

South Atlantic Region edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Florida National Guard
 
Florida National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Florida Title 32 USC AGR Director of Strategic Plans, Policies and Programs, Florida National Guard
 
 Major General
John D. Haas[148][149] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Florida Army National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General – Army, Florida and
Commander, Florida Army National Guard (FL ARNG) 		Vice President, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
 
 Major General
Robert G. Carruthers III[150] 		 
U.S. Army
Georgia National Guard
 
Georgia National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Georgia Not applicable
 
 Major General
Richard D. Wilson[151] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Georgia Air National Guard
 
Air Force Recruiting Service
 Assistant Adjutant General - Air, Georgia,
Commander, Georgia Air National Guard (GA ANG) and
Air National Guard Assistant to the Commander, Air Force Recruiting Service (AFRS) 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Konata A. Crumbly[152] 		 
U.S. Air Force
North Carolina National Guard
 
North Carolina National Guard
 The Adjutant General, North Carolina Not applicable
 
 Major General
Marvin T. Hunt[153] 		 
U.S. Army
 
North Carolina National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General, North Carolina Not applicable
 
 Major General
Robert A. Boyette[154] 		 
U.S. Army
South Carolina National Guard
 
South Carolina National Guard
 The Adjutant General, South Carolina Not applicable
 
 Major General
Roy V. McCarty[155] 		 
U.S. Army
 
South Carolina National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General, South Carolina Deputy Adjutant General, South Carolina (civilian)
 
 Major General
Jeffrey A. Jones[156][157] 		 
U.S. Army
In transit
Not applicable
 
 Major General
Thomas M. Carden Jr.
Promotable[158][159] 		 
U.S. Army

East South Central states edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Alabama National Guard
 
Alabama National Guard
 Deputy Adjutant General, Alabama Senior Sales Specialist, GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals
 
 Major General
Roger A. Presley Jr.[114] 		 
U.S. Army
Mississippi National Guard
 
Mississippi National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Mississippi President, Boyles Moak and Stone, Inc.
 
 Major General
Janson D. Boyles[160] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Mississippi National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General - Army, Mississippi
and Commander, Mississippi Army National Guard (MSARNG) 		Member of the United States House of Representatives for Mississippi's 1st congressional district
 
 Major General
John T. Kelly[161] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Mississippi Air National Guard
 Assistant Adjutant General - Air, Mississippi and
Commander, Mississippi Air National Guard (MSANG) 		Captain, FedEx Express
 
 Major General
Barry A. Blanchard[162][163] 		 
U.S. Air Force
Tennessee National Guard
 
Tennessee National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Tennessee and
Commissioner, Tennessee Military Department 		Not applicable
 
 Major General
Warner A. Ross II[164] 		 
U.S. Army
 
Tennessee National Guard
 Deputy Adjutant General, Tennessee Not applicable
 
 Major General
Jimmie L. Cole Jr.[165][166] 		 
U.S. Army

West South Central states edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Oklahoma National Guard
 
Oklahoma National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Oklahoma State Resource Manager/Executive Director, Oklahoma Military Department
 
 Major General
Thomas H. Mancino[167][168] 		 
U.S. Army
Texas National Guard
 
Texas National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Texas Not applicable
 
 Major General
Thomas M. Suelzer[169][170] 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
71st Troop Command
 Assistant Adjutant General, Texas and
Commanding General, 71st Troop Command 		Managing Director, Table SALT Group
 
 Major General
Carlton G. Smith[171] 		 
U.S. Army

Non-state territories edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
Puerto Rico National Guard
 
Puerto Rico National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Puerto Rico Not applicable
 
 Major General
Miguel A. Mendez[172] 		 
U.S. Army
Virgin Islands National Guard
 
Virgin Islands National Guard
 The Adjutant General, Virgin Islands Not applicable
 
 Major General
Kodjo S. Knox-Limbacker[173][116] 		 
U.S. Army

Units and formations edit

Position insignia Position Civilian occupation Photo Incumbent Service branch
National Guard divisions
 
28th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 28th Infantry Division State Trooper, Pennsylvania State Police
 
 Major General
Michael E. Wegscheider[174][175] 		 
U.S. Army
 
29th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 29th Infantry Division State Prosecutor, Virginia Beach
 
 Major General
Joseph A. Dinonno[176] 		 
U.S. Army
 
34th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 34th Infantry Division Director of Design Assurance (Pre-Market) and Post Market Quality Assurance, Electrophysiology Franchise, Boston Scientific
 
 Major General
Charles G. Kemper IV[177][178] 		 
U.S. Army
 
35th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 35th Infantry Division Senior Manager, Lumen Technologies
 
 Major General
John W. Rueger[179][180] 		 
U.S. Army
 
36th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 36th Infantry Division Not applicable
 
 Major General
Ronald W. Burkett II[181][182] 		 
U.S. Army
 
38th Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 38th Infantry Division Manufacturing Director, Nissan USA
 
 Major General
Daniel A. Degelow[183] 		 
U.S. Army
 
40th Infantry Division
 
Task Force Spartan
 Commanding General, 40th Infantry Division
and Commander, Task Force Spartan[184] 		Online Business Owner
 
 Major General
Michael J. Leeney[185] 		 
U.S. Army
 
42nd Infantry Division
 Commanding General, 42nd Infantry Division Senior Financial Manager, L3Harris
 
 Major General
Joseph L. Biehler[186] 		 
U.S. Army
Other commands
 
46th Military Police Command
 Commanding General, 46th Military Police Command Program Manager, Center for Systems Integration, U.S. Army CCDC Ground Vehicle Systems Center
 
 Major General
Pablo Estrada Jr.[187] 		 
U.S. Army
 
167th Theater Sustainment Command
 Commanding General, 167th Theater Sustainment Command Senior Manager, Alabama Department of Revenue
 
 Major General
Sylvester C. Cannon[188] 		 
U.S. Army
 
263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command
 Commanding General, 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command Corporate Executive Pilot, Davis and Floyd Professional Engineers Inc.
 
 Major General
Frank M. Rice[189][190] 		 
U.S. Army
In transit
 
 Major General
Mark D. McCormack 		 
U.S. Army

Pending appointments edit

United States Army edit

Photo Name Service branch Status and date
 
 Brigadier General
Timothy L. Rieger 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
2 May 2024[191]
  Brigadier General
Robert T. Wooldridge II 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
2 May 2024[192]
 
 Brigadier General
Dean A. Preston 		 
U.S. Army 		Nomination sent to the Senate
6 February 2024[193]
 
 Brigadier General
Patrick C. Thibodeau 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
5 December 2023[194]
 
 Brigadier General
James A. Benson 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
5 December 2023[195]
 
 Brigadier General
Jeffrey L. Copeland 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Terry L. Grisham 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
David L. Hall 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Charles D. Hausman 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Cindy H. Haygood 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Stephen F. Logan 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Corwin J. Lusk 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Jesse M. Morehouse 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Stephen E. Schemenauer 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Isabel R. Smith 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Katherine E. White 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Jackie A. Huber 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
5 December 2023[196]
 
 Brigadier General
Stanley E. Budraitis 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
30 November 2022[167]
 
 Brigadier General
Andrew J. Chevalier 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Robert B. Davis 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Lynn M. Heng 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Stefanie K. Horvath 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Jack A. James 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Steven J. Kremer 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Lowell E. Kruse 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Thomas M. Vickers Jr. 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Farin D. Schwartz 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
30 November 2022[197]
 
 Brigadier General
Douglas A. Paul 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
28 October 2021[198]
 
 Brigadier General
David M. Jenkins 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
24 June 2021[114]
 
 Brigadier General
Kipling V. Kahler 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Richard J. Lebel 		 
U.S. Army
 
 Brigadier General
Ralph F. Hedenberg 		 
U.S. Army 		Confirmed by the Senate
30 July 2020[179]

United States Air Force edit

Photo Name Service branch Status and date
 
 Brigadier General
AnnMarie K. Anthony 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
23 March 2024[199][200]
 
 Brigadier General
Steven J. Butow 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
5 December 2023[201]
 
 Brigadier General
Samuel C. Keener 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
15 December 2022[202]
 
 Brigadier General
Mark D. Piper 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
 Brigadier General
Gary A. McCue 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
30 November 2022[203]
 
 Brigadier General
Bryan E. Salmon 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
 Brigadier General
Terrence L. Koudelka Jr. 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
30 November 2022[92]
 
 Brigadier General
Timothy J. Donnellan 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
17 February 2022[204]
 
 Brigadier General
Gerald E. McDonald Jr. 		 
U.S. Air Force
 
 Brigadier General
Mark A. Maldonado 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
17 February 2022[205]
 
 Brigadier General
Nicholas A. Gentile Jr. 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
14 December 2020[206]
 
 Brigadier General
Kimberly A. Baumann 		 
U.S. Air Force 		Confirmed by the Senate
27 February 2020[207]

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Notes edit

  1. ^ Holds state rank of lieutenant general.[78]
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