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Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Admiral James Admiral Jonathan General Mark A. General Joseph F. General Raymond General Frank E. Dempsey A. Winnefeld Jr. W. Greenert Welsh III Dunford Jr. T. Odierno J. Grass U.S. Army U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Army National Chairman Vice Chairman Guard Bureau Flag Officers and Senior Enlisted Leaders of the Naval Services Depicted here are (a) officers of flag rank and senior enlisted leaders of the U.S. Navy on active duty as of 1 March 2015 (unless advance information was available); (b) officers of flag rank of NOAA and at Maritime Academies as of 1 March 2015; and (c) inactive-duty Reserve flag officers of the same services. Numbers following titles indicate: Navy (month/year assuming billet) lineal number. An index appears on page 134. U.S. Navy Admirals (Line) James A. Winnefeld Jr. Jonathan W. Greenert Samuel J. Locklear III Vice Chairman of the Joint Chief of Naval Operations Commander, U.S. Pacific Chiefs of Staff (9/11) Command (8/11) 2 (3/12) 1 3 Cecil E. Haney William E. Gortney Mark E. Ferguson III Commander, U.S. Strategic Commander, U.S. Northern Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Command Command/Commander, North Europe/Commander, (11/13) American Aerospace Defense U.S. Naval Forces Africa/ 4 Command Commander, Allied Joint Forces (12/14) Command, Naples 5 (7/14) 6 John M. Richardson Harry B. Harris Jr. Michelle J. Howard Director, Naval Nuclear Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet Vice Chief of Naval Operations Propulsion Program, (10/13) (7/14) Department of the Navy/ Nom’d as: Commander, U.S. 10 Department of Energy Pacific Command (11/12) 8 7 Vice Admirals (Line) Philip S. Davidson Mark I. Fox Scott H. Swift Commander, U.S. Fleet Deputy Commander, Director, Navy Staff, OPNAV Forces Command U.S. Central Command (9/13) (12/14) (8/13) Ord’d as: Commander, 11 25 U.S. Pacific Fleet 35 www.usni.org PROCEEDINGS • 117 Frank C. Pandolfe Philip H. Cullom John W. Miller Director, Strategic Plans and Deputy Chief of Naval Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Policy, J-5, Joint Staff/Senior Operations for Fleet Readiness Central Command/Commander, Member, U.S. Delegation and Logistics, N4, OPNAV U.S. 5th Fleet/Commander, to the U.N. Military Staff (3/12) Combined Maritime Forces Committee 41 (5/12) (11/13) 43 37 Kurt W. Tidd Robin R. Braun Michael J. Connor Assistant to the Chairman of Chief of Navy Reserve, Commander, Naval Submarine the Joint Chiefs of Staff N095 OPNAV Forces/Commander, Submarine (10/13) (8/12) Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet/ 46 47 Commander, Allied Submarine Command (9/12) 49 Bruce E. Grooms Joseph P. Aucoin Kenneth E. Floyd Deputy Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Naval Commander, 3rd Fleet Capability Development, SACT Operations for Warfare (6/13) (4/13) Systems, N9, OPNAV 56 53 (5/13) 54 William H. Hilarides Sean A. Pybus Nora W. Tyson Commander, Naval Sea Systems Deputy Commander, U.S. Deputy Commander, U.S. Fleet Command Special Operations Command Forces Command (6/13) (9/14) (7/13) 57 58 59 Paul A. Grosklags Ted N. Branch Robert L. Thomas Jr. Principal Military Deputy Deputy Chief of Naval Commander, 7th Fleet Assistant Secretary of the Operations for Information (7/13) Navy (Research, Development Dominance, N2/N6, OPNAV/ 62 and Acquisition) Director of Naval Intelligence (7/13) (7/13) 60 61 William F. Moran James F. Caldwell Jr. Joseph W. Rixey Deputy Chief of Naval Naval Inspector General Director, Defense Security Operations for Manpower, (8/13) Cooperation Agency, Personnel, Training, and 64 Arlington, VA Education, N1, OPNAV/Chief (8/13) of Navy Personnel 65 (8/13) 63 Joseph P. Mulloy Walter E. Carter Jr. Thomas S. Rowden Deputy Chief of Naval Superintendent, U.S. Naval Commander, Naval Surface Operations for Integration of Academy Forces/Commander, Naval Capabilities and Resources, (7/14) Surface Force, U.S. Pacific N8, Office of the Chief of 70 Fleet Naval Operations (8/14) (1/14) 71 68 118 • May 2015 www.usni.org Dixon R. Smith James G. Foggo III Troy M. Shoemaker Commander, Navy Commander, 6th Fleet Commander, Naval Air Forces/ Installations Command (12/14) Commander, Naval Air Force, (10/14) 73 U.S. Pacific Fleet 72 (1/15) 74 Rear Admirals (Line) Timothy M. Giardina John N. Christenson Kevin M. Donegan Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff, U.S. European Acting Deputy Chief of Naval Commander, Navy Installations Command Operations for Operations, Command (2/14) Plans, and Strategy, N3/N5, (10/13) 83 OPNAV 82 (7/14) 101 George W. Ballance James D. Cloyd Bradley R. Gehrke Commander, U.S. Naval Director, Maritime Operations Director, Maritime Forces Southern Command/ (N3/N5/N2/N7), U.S. Fleet Headquarters, U.S. Fleet Commander, U.S. 4th Fleet Forces Command Forces Command (4/14) (9/13) (7/13) 110 120 123 Terry B. Kraft Margaret D. Klein Michael T. Franken Commander, U.S. Naval Senior Advisor to the Interim Director, Joint Forces, Japan/Commander, Secretary of Defense for Personnel Accounting Navy Region Japan Military Professionalism Command (8/13) (4/14) (1/15) Ord’d as: Special Assistant to 127 128 Commander, Naval Air Forces 125 Barry L. Bruner Sandy L. Daniels Christopher J. Paul Director, Programming Reserve Deputy Commander, Deputy Reserve Commander, Division, N80, OPNAV U.S. Pacific Fleet, Pearl Naval Surface Force, (5/13) Harbor HI U.S. Pacific Fleet 129 (10/14) (10/11) ADDU: Commander, Patrol and 136 Reconnaissance Group 134 John E. Jolliffe Robert P. Girrier Sinclair M. Harris Deputy Commander, Deputy and Chief of Staff, Vice Director for Operations, 3rd Fleet U.S. Pacific Fleet J-3, Joint Staff (10/12) (9/13) (4/14) 138 144 146 Samuel Perez Jr. Patrick J. Lorge James J. Shannon Deputy Assistant Secretary, Commander, Navy Region Director, Navy International Plans, Programs and Southwest Programs Office, SECNAV Operations, Department (7/13) (8/13) of State 153 154 (12/12) 152 www.usni.org PROCEEDINGS • 119 John R. Haley Michael C. Manazir Herman A. Shelanski Commander, Naval Air Force, Director, Air Warfare Division, Director, Assessment Division, U.S. Atlantic Fleet N98, OPNAV N81, OPNAV (1/15) (6/13) (7/13) 155 156 157 Thomas K. Shannon Peter A. Gumataotao Kevin D. Scott Commander, Military Sealift Commander, Naval Surface Vice Director J7, Joint Force Command Force, Atlantic Development, Joint Staff (11/14) (8/13) (3/14) 158 160 162 Richard P. Breckenridge Craig S. Faller William K. Lescher Director, Program Integration, Chief of Legislative Affairs Deputy Assistant SECNAV N9I, OPNAV (6/14) for Budget/Office of the (1/14) 164 Assistant SECNAV for Financial 163 Management and Comptroller/ Director, Fiscal Management Division, OPNAV, N82 (9/13) 166 Frank A. Morneau Frederick J. Roegge Peter J. Fanta Commander, Navy Director, Military Personnel Director, Surface Warfare Expeditionary Combat Plans and Policy Division, Division, N96, OPNAV Command N13, OPNAV (7/14) (7/13) (7/13) 170 168 169 Jeffrey R. Penfield John C. Aquilino Phillip G. Sawyer Commander, Operational Test Director, Maritime Operations Commander, Submarine and Evaluation Force (DMOC/N04) U.S. Pacific Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet (8/12) Fleet (7/13) 171 (3/14) 173 172 John C. Sadler Kelvin N. Dixon Brian L. LaRoche Reserve Deputy Director, Reserve Deputy Commander, Reserve Deputy Commander, Maritime Operations, U.S. Fleet Naval Surface Force Atlantic Naval Installations Command Forces Command (10/14) (10/14) (10/14) 177 179 176 Michael S. White David J. Gale Mark C. Montgomery Commander, Naval Education Program Executive Director of Operations, J-3, and Training Command Officer for Ships U.S. Pacific Command (1/14) (6/14) (10/14) 181 182 183 120 • May 2015 www.usni.org Philip G. Howe Martha E. G. Herb Eric C. Young President, Naval War College Director, Inter-American Commander, Navy Reserve (7/14) Defense College Forces Command 184 (6/14) (9/14) 191 195 John F. Weigold Kerry M. Metz Joseph E. Tofalo Mobilization Assistant to the Commander, Special Director, Undersea Warfare Director for Operations, J-3, Operations Command North Division, N97, OPNAV U.S. Pacific Command (7/13) (1/14) (9/13) 199 202 197 John W. Smith Jr. Kevin J. Kovacich Jeffrey A. Harley Commandant, Joint Forces Director for Plans and Assistant Deputy Chief of Naval Staff College, National Programs, U.S. Africa Operations for Operations, Defense University Command Plans, and Strategy, N3/N5B, (7/13) (5/14) OPNAV 203 204 (10/14) 205 Sean S. Buck Dietrich H. Kuhlmann III Victorino G. Mercado Chief of Staff, J-5, Joint Staff Deputy Director for Resources Commander, Carrier Strike (7/14) and Acquisition, J8, Joint Staff Group Eight 206 (7/14) (6/14) 207 208 Rear Admiral (Line) Selectee Brian L. Losey Luke M. McCollum Michael M. Gilday Commander, Naval Special Reserve Deputy Commander, Director, Operations, J-3, Warfare Command U.S. Naval Forces, U.S. Central U.S. Cyber Command (6/13) Command (4/14) 178 (7/14) 275 251 Mark W. Darrah Scott A. Stearney John C. Scorby Jr. Program Executive Officer Commander, Navy Warfare Commander, Navy Region for Unmanned Aviation and Development Command Europe, Africa, Southwest Asia/ Strike Weapons (8/14) Commander, Maritime Air (10/14) 287 Forces, Naples 284 (10/13) 288 Richard P. Snyder Lawrence B. Jackson Scott B. J. Jerabek Director, 21st Century Sailor Reserve Deputy Director, Director, Theater Engagement Officer, N17, Chief of Naval Warfare Integration Division, J7, U.S. Southern Command Operations Chief of Naval Operations, N9I (7/14) (7/14) (12/14) 300 289 299 www.usni.org PROCEEDINGS • 121 Rear Admirals (LH) (Line) Robert J.
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