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Army General Officer Public Roster (By Rank) 5 April 2012 Army General Officer Public Roster (By Rank) 5 April 2012 General Officer Management Office Office of the Chief of Staff, Army 200 Army Pentagon, Room 2A476 Washington, DC 20310-0200 Telephone: COM: (703) 697-7994; DSN: 227-7994 Facsimile: COM: (703) 614-4256; DSN: 224-4256 Email: [email protected] 1. Roster reflects all known information as of the date listed above. This roster contains information protected by AR 340-21. This roster will be safeguarded and destroyed IAW AR 22-55 and AR 340-21. The contents of this roster will not be released outside the Department of the Army without prior coordination with the General Officer Management Office. Our Army at War -- Relevant and Ready For Official Use Only GEN Martin E. Dempsey Relative Rank: -- UIC: W1B6AA Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff DOR: 12/8/08 Branch: AR 9999 Joint Staff Pentagon, Room 2E872 Since: 9/30/11 Year Group: 74 Washington, DC 20318-9999 SOC: USMA C: (703) 697-9121 DSN: 227-9121 CFAX: (703) 697-6002 DFAX: 227-6002 GEN Raymond T. Odierno Relative Rank: -- UIC: W0ZUAA Chief of Staff DOR: 9/16/08 Branch: FA United States Army Since: 9/7/11 Year Group: 76 200 Army Pentagon, Room 3E672 SOC: USMA Washington, DC 20310-0200 C: (703) 695-2110/(703) 697-0900 DSN: 225-2110/227-0900 CFAX: (703) 614-5268/9279 DFAX: 224-5268/9279 GEN Keith B. Alexander Relative Rank: 5 UIC: W00101 Director, National Security Agency/ DOR: 5/7/10 Branch: MI Chief, Central Security Service/ Since: 5/7/10 Year Group: 74 Commander, United States Cyber Command SOC: USMA Fort Meade, Maryland 20755 C: (301) 688-7111 DSN: 644-7111 CFAX: (301) 688-7741 DFAX: 644-7741 GEN Lloyd J. Austin III Relative Rank: 7 UIC: W0ZUAA Vice Chief of Staff DOR: 9/1/10 Branch: IN United States Army Since: 2/1/12 Year Group: 75 200 Army Pentagon, Room 3E672 SOC: USMA Washington, DC 20310-0200 C: (703) 695-4371 DSN: 225-4371 CFAX: (703) 693-3955 DFAX: 223-3955 - 1 - For Official Use Only GEN Robert W. Cone Relative Rank: 8 UIC: W3YTAA Commanding General DOR: 4/29/11 Branch: AR United States Army Training and Doctrine Command Since: 4/29/11 Year Group: 79 950 Jefferson Avenue SOC: USMA Fort Eustis, Virginia 23604 C: (757) 501-6472 DSN: 501-6472 CFAX: (757) 501-6476 DFAX: 501-6476 GEN Ann E. Dunwoody Relative Rank: 3 UIC: W0GWAA Commanding General DOR: 11/14/08 Branch: LG United States Army Materiel Command Since: 11/14/08 Year Group: 75 4400 Martin Road SOC: DA Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898 C: (256) 450-6012 DSN: 320-6012 CFAX: (256) 450-6030 DFAX: 320-6030 GEN Carter F. Ham Relative Rank: 1 UIC: W6L6AA Commander DOR: 8/28/08 Branch: IN United States Africa Command Since: 3/9/11 Year Group: 76 Unit 29951 Box 29 SOC: ROTC APO AE 09751-0029 C: 011-49-711-729-4800 DSN: 314-421-4800 CFAX: 011-49-711-680-4473 DFAX: 314-430-4473 GEN Charles H. Jacoby, Jr. Relative Rank: 9 UIC: W6CTAA Commander, United States Northern Command/ DOR: 8/3/11 Branch: IN Commander, North American Aerospace Defense Command Since: 8/3/11 Year Group: 78 Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado 80914-3801 SOC: USMA C: (719) 554-3001/2 DSN: 692-3001/2 CFAX: (719) 554-9779 DFAX: 692-9779 - 2 - For Official Use Only GEN David M. Rodriguez Relative Rank: 10 UIC: W3YBAA Commanding General DOR: 8/15/11 Branch: IN United States Army Forces Command Since: 8/15/11 Year Group: 76 4700 Knox Street SOC: USMA Fort Bragg, North Carolina 28310 C: (910) 570-5052 DSN: 670-5052 CFAX: (910) 570-1971 DFAX: 670-1971 GEN James D. Thurman Relative Rank: 6 UIC: W4DPAA Commander DOR: 6/3/10 Branch: AR United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/United States Forces Korea Since: 7/14/11 Year Group: 75 APO AP 96205-0010 SOC: ROTC C: 011-82-279-15-6001 DSN: 315-725-6001 CFAX: 011-82-279-15-6468 DFAX: 315-725-6468 LTG Michael D. Barbero Relative Rank: 15 UIC: W6J7AA Director DOR: 10/7/09 Branch: IN Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization Since: 3/4/11 Year Group: 76 2521 South Clark Street, Suite 1850 SOC: USMA Arlington, Virginia 22202-3909 C: (703) 601-3837 DSN: 329-3837 CFAX: (703) 604-0780 LTG John M. Bednarek Relative Rank: 34 UIC: W3NQAA Commanding General DOR: 4/6/11 Branch: IN First United States Army Since: 4/6/11 Year Group: 76 Headquarters, First Army SOC: ROTC Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois 61299-8400 C: (309) 782-9066 DSN: 793-9066 CFAX: (309) 782-9798 DFAX: 793-9798 - 3 - For Official Use Only LTG Daniel P. Bolger Relative Rank: 23 UIC: W6AKAA Commander, Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan/ DOR: 5/7/10 Branch: IN Commander, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Training Mission-Afghanistan Since: 11/5/11 Year Group: 78 OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, Afghanistan Deployed: 10/23/11 SOC: ROTC APO AE 09356 DSN: 318-237-3265 LTG Thomas P. Bostick Relative Rank: 19 UIC: W0ZZAA Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1 DOR: 2/2/10 Branch: EN United States Army Since: 2/2/10 Year Group: 78 300 Army Pentagon, Room 2E446 SOC: USMA Washington, DC 20310-0300 C: (703) 697-8060 DSN: 227-8060 CFAX: (703) 695-1377 DFAX: 225-1377 LTG Howard B. Bromberg Relative Rank: 29 UIC: W3YBAA Deputy Commanding General/Chief of Staff DOR: 12/22/10 Branch: AD United States Army Forces Command Since: 12/22/10 Year Group: 77 4700 Knox Street SOC: ROTC Fort Bragg, North Carolina 28310 C: (910) 570-5001 DSN: 670-1970 CFAX: (910) 570-1970 DFAX: 670-1970 LTG Vincent K. Brooks Relative Rank: 36 UIC: WJN2AA Commanding General DOR: 6/3/11 Branch: IN United States Army Central Command/Third United States Army Since: 6/3/11 Year Group: 80 1 Gabreski Drive SOC: USMA Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina 29152 C: 803-885-8780 DSN: 889-8780 CFAX: (803) 895-7279 DFAX: 965-7279 - 4 - For Official Use Only LTG Ronald L. Burgess, Jr. Relative Rank: 1 UIC: W00TAA Director DOR: 8/1/05 Branch: MI Defense Intelligence Agency Since: 3/3/09 Year Group: 74 Defense Pentagon 7400, Room 2E630 SOC: ROTC Washington, DC 20301-7400 C: (703) 695-7353 DSN: 225-7353 CFAX: (703) 614-8115 DFAX: 225-8115 LTG William B. Caldwell IV Relative Rank: 3 UIC: W0G0AA Commanding General DOR: 6/11/07 Branch: IN United States Army North/Fifth United States Army Since: 12/30/11 Year Group: 76 1400 East Grayson SOC: USMA Fort Sam Houston, Texas 78234 C: (210) 221-0156 DSN: 471-0156 CFAX: (210) 295-9947 DFAX: 421-9947 LTG Donald M. Campbell, Jr. Relative Rank: 35 UIC: WAT4T0 Commanding General DOR: 4/21/11 Branch: AR III Corps and Fort Hood Since: 4/21/11 Year Group: 78 Fort Hood, Texas 76544 SOC: ROTC C: (254) 287-2206 DSN: 737-2206 CFAX: (254) 288-6854 DFAX: 738-6854 LTG John F. Campbell Relative Rank: 39 UIC: W0Z2AA Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7 DOR: 9/6/11 Branch: IN United States Army Since: 9/6/11 Year Group: 79 400 Army Pentagon, Room 2E670 SOC: USMA Washington, DC 20310-0400 C: (703) 695-2904 DSN: 225-2904 CFAX: (703) 693-0563 - 5 - For Official Use Only LTG Robert L. Caslen, Jr. Relative Rank: 20 UIC: W4FG09 Chief DOR: 2/19/10 Branch: IN Office of Security Cooperation - Iraq Since: 9/22/11 Year Group: 75 United States Central Command Deployed: 9/18/11 SOC: USMA DPO, AE 09348 C: 703-343-8300 DSN: 318-239-8300 LTG Dana K. Chipman Relative Rank: 14 UIC: W0Z7AA The Judge Advocate General DOR: 10/1/09 Branch: JA United States Army Since: 10/1/09 Year Group: 80 2200 Army Pentagon, Room 3E542 SOC: USMA Washington, DC 20310-2200 C: (703) 697-5151 DSN: 227-5151 CFAX: (703) 693-0600 DFAX: 223-0600 LTG Michael Ferriter Relative Rank: 30 UIC: W089AA Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management/ DOR: 1/5/11 Branch: IN Commanding General, Installation Management Command Since: 11/17/11 Year Group: 79 United States Army SOC: ROTC 600 Army Pentagon, Room 3E474 Washington, DC 20310-0600 C: (703) 693-3233 DSN: 223-3233 CFAX: (703) 693-3507 DFAX: 223-3507 LTG Michael T. Flynn Relative Rank: 40 UIC: W4PDAA Assistant Director of National Intelligence for Partner Engagement DOR: 9/26/11 Branch: MI Office of the Director of National Intelligence Since: 9/26/11 Year Group: 81 Liberty Crossing 2, Room Room 4A-200 SOC: ROTC Washington, DC 20511 C: (703) 275-2855/3096 DSN: 235-2855/3096 CFAX: (703) 275-1227 DFAX: 277-1227 - 6 - For Official Use Only LTG Richard P. Formica Relative Rank: 28 UIC: W4T8AA Commanding General, United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command/ DOR: 12/15/10 Branch: FA United States Army Forces Strategic Command Since: 12/15/10 Year Group: 77 PO Box 1500 SOC: ROTC Huntsville, Alabama 35807-3801 C: (256) 955-6330 DSN: 645-6330 CFAX: (256) 955-6344 DFAX: 645-6344 LTG Kathleen M. Gainey Relative Rank: 7 UIC: W3LBAA Deputy Commander DOR: 5/16/08 Branch: LG United States Transportation Command Since: 10/28/11 Year Group: 78 508 Scott Drive, Room: 339 SOC: ROTC Scott Air Force Base, Illinois 62225-5357 C: (618) 229-3810 DSN: 779-3810 CFAX: (618) 229-2560 DFAX: 779-2560 LTG John D.
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