of the Soldier Support Institute in July 2009, Brig. Gen. McAlister was assigned to the Pentagon as an Executive Officer to the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management and cComptrol- ler and Chief of Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution System. He has served as Commander of the 18th Soldier Support Group (Airborne), Chief of the Defense Integrated Military Human Re- source System program and Commander of the 8th Finance Battalion.
BRIGADIER GENERAL TIMOTHY M. MCKEITHEN Director, G34 (Force Protection), Pentagon, Washington
Brigadier
General Timothy M. McKeithen assumed his current duties as on July 1, 2011. In this posi- tion, he is respon- sible for integrating and synchronizing components of the
Army Protection Program. Prior to this position, the Brigadier General served as the Chief of Staff, Army National Guard, in Arlington, Virginia, which is comprised of over 1,600 personnel and responsible for staff operations in support of the Director, Army National Guard, the Deputy Director, and the 50 states, territories and the District of Columbia.
Brigadier General McKeithen re- ceived his commission from the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, where he was named a Distinguished Military Graduate in 1985. During Operation Desert Storm, he was deployed in Saudi Arabia. He also served as Commander, 549th Quartermas- ter Company, 11th Battalion, and Com- mander, 228th Forward Support Battalion, 28th Infantry Division, Pennsylvania Army National Guard. He later served as the Reset Division chief, Headquarters, United States Army Material Command and deputy to the assistants to the chairman, Joint Chief of Staff for National Guard and Reserve Matters.
MAJOR GENERAL ADOLPH MCQUEEN Deputy Commanding General, Detainee Operations Provost Marshall
U.S. Forces – Iraq Major General Adolph McQueen has
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held several com- mand positions throughout his career, includ- ing Commander, Joint Task Force Guantanamo, Cuba; Command- er, 645th Area Support Group,
88th Regional Readiness Command; and Commander, 200th Military Police Com- mand. In his civilian career, he currently serves as an investigative supervisor with the Office of the Attorney General, Michigan. The Brigadier General holds a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from Wayne State University and a Mas- ter’s degree in Strategic Studies from the Army War College. McQueen first joined the Marine Corps in the enlisted ranks in 1971. Eleven years later, in 1982, he re- ceived a direct commission into the army.
MAJOR GENERAL LLOYD MILES Deputy Commanding General, I Corps and Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis McChord, Wash.
Major
General Miles is a Bachelor of Science gradu- ate from West Point. He was commissioned as second lieutenant in 1980. Major General Miles’s
military training includes professional courses ranging from Airborne Ranger to Pathfinder, Air Assault to Infantry Offi- cer—both basic and advanced, and Junior Staff Officer. He earned a Master of Arts degree in Strategic Studies from the Army War College. Major General Miles was nominated for appointment to the rank of major general in November 2010. He has held his current position in since February 2011. As Deputy Commander of the Joint Base, he is responsible for unit operations and for services provided to soldiers and their families. He also guides the training and readiness of all I Corps units to prepare for worldwide deployment. Major General Miles is one of fewer than a hundred major generals on active duty in the Army.
BRIGADIER GENERAL OWEN MONCONDUIT Commander, 225th Engineer Brigade, Louisiana National Guard
Brigadier Gen-
eral Monconduit began his military career by enlisting into the Louisiana National Guard in 1980. Three years later, he com- pleted the Reserve Officer Training Corps program at Louisiana State University, and received his commission in May 1983. after earning a bachelor’s in engineering tech- nology. He deployed as Commander of the 528th Engineer Battalion in May 2005, and commanded the 225th Engineer Brigade from May 2007 to November 2009. In his current position as the Commander of the 225th Engineer Brigade, Louisiana Guard, he is responsible for training, mobiliza- tion and deployment of engineer elements in support of federal and state missions. He holds a Master’s degree in Organiza- tional Management from the University of Phoenix, and a Master’s degree in Strategic Studies from the Army War College.
LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN W. MORGAN III Commander Allied Force Command, Heidelberg
Lieutenant
General John W. Morgan III earned a Bachelor’s de- gree in Criminal Justice from the
University of Delaware in 1979. Since then, he has returned to the Delaware campus, including this year’s commis- sioning ceremony, to meet with Army ROTC cadets and provide mentoring. His review and recommendations for changing the Military Science curriculum at the University resulted in substantial improvements. Lt. Gen. Morgan is the highest-ranking University of Delaware alumni now serving in the Army. In June 2011, he was one of ten University of Delaware alumni honored for exceptional achievements by being inducted into the Alumni Wall of Fame. Lt. Gen. Morgan assumed command of the Allied Force Command, a multinational NATO head- quarters, in 2010.
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