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CURRICULUM VITAE Jens H. Garly Major General Born: 14Th Of CURRICULUM VITAE Jens H. Garly Major General Born: 14 th of December 1962 in Slagelse, Denmark Family: Married to Rikke and have a daughter Julie (2001) and a son Jakob (2004) MILITARY EDUCATION: 1984 - 1987 Officers Course, the Royal Danish Military Academy 1990 - 1992 Command and Staff Course I, the Danish Defence College 1993 Operations and Command Course, the Royal Danish Military Academy 1996 - 1997 Command and General Staff Course II, the Danish Defence College Military Career: 1982 Conscript 1983 Sergeant 1985 2nd Lieutenant 1987 1st Lieutenant 1992 Captain 1997 Major 2003 Lieutenant Colonel 2010 Colonel 2014 Brigadier General 2017 Major General Service Record: 1982 Conscript/Zealand Life Regiment 1983 - 1984 Sergeant/the Royal Danish Guard Hussars Regiment 1987 - 1990 Platoon commander and 2 IC/ Reconnaissance units/the Royal Danish Guard Hussars Regiment 1992 - 1993 2 IC/Headquarters Company/UNPROFOR Team 1, Bosnia 1993 - 1995 Squadron Commander/III Reconnaissance Battalion/the Royal Danish Guard Hussars Regiment 1995 - Operations and Intelligence Officer/III Reconnaissance Battalion/the Royal Danish Guard Hussars Regiment 1997 - 2000 Staff Officer/Ministry of Defence 1 st Office (Operations) 2000 - 2002 Adjutant for the Chief of Defence 2002 - 2003 Chief/Operations Section/1 st Zealand Brigade 2003 - 2004 Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander/Danish Battalion/KFOR Team 9, Kosovo 2004 - 2005 Commander/I Battalion/the Royal Danish Guard Hussars Regiment 2005 - 2006 Head of Long-Term Planning Section/Army Operational Command 2006 - 2010 Head of Ministry of Defence 1 st Office (Operations) 2010 - 2011 Head of Institute/the Danish Defence College 2012 - 2013 Chief of Staff/the Danish Defence College 2013 - 2014 Head of Operations/ United Nation in Liberia 2014 - 2017 Commander/ 2 nd Brigade 2017- Commander of the Danish Home Guard Decorations: Knight 1 st class of the Order of the Dannebrog The Army Long Service Medal The Home Guard Meritorious Service Medal Defence Medal for International Service UN Peace Prize Medal Knight of the Order of Prince Henry NATO-Medal for service in Kosovo UN-Medal for service in Liberia (UNMIL) UN-Medal for service in Bosnia (UNPROFOR) COMPLIMENTARY COURSES 2008 Security Policy Course, Denmark, the Danish Defence College .
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