engagements with 18 countries in north Africa, southwest Asia and central Asia. Previously, he was deputy commanding general, III Corps and Fort Hood, Texas, and commanding general, 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley, Kansas. Other key assignments include deputy com- manding general, 1st Cavalry Division and Multi-National Division, Operation Iraqi Freedom; chief of Army Public Affairs, Office of the Secretary of the Army; and deputy director for War on Terrorism, J-5. More than 30 years as a commissioned officer, he has served in command and staff positions in the United States, Germany, Korea, Kosovo as well as the Middle East. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree from the U.S. Military Academy in 1980, and later earned a master's degree in mili- tary art and science from the School of Advanced Military Studies at the Army Command and General Staff College.
LT. GEN. JOHN MORGAN III Commander, Force Command, Heidelberg North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Europe
Lt. Gen. John Morgan assumed com- mand of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganization (NATO) Headquar- ters Allied Force Com- mand in 2010. His past staff assign- ments in- clude chief of staff, United States Eu-
ropean Command; assistant chief of staff, CJ3, United Nations Command, United States Forces Korea; J-5 Representative to the Coalition Provisional Author- ity, Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Iraq; and assistant deputy director, international negotiations, Middle East and Africa. He was commis- sioned as a field artillery officer at the University of Delaware as a distinguished military graduate with a bachelor of sci- ence degree in criminal justice. He holds a master's degree in national security and strategic studies from the National Defense University. Morgan's past com- mand assignments include commanding general, 2nd Infantry Division, Republic of Korea; deputy commanding general/ chief of staff, I Corps; assistant division commander (Maneuver), 1st Infantry
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Division where he deployed with the division to Iraq.
MAJ. GEN. MARCIA ANDERSON Deputy Chief of the Army Reserve (Individual Mobilized Augmentee) Office of the Chief, Army Reserve, Washington, D.C
Maj. Gen. Marcia Anderson is a citizen-soldier. She is the first African- American female officer to earn the rank of major general in the U.S. Army or Army Reserve. She received her second star on Sept. 29, 2011. Prior to her current
position, she served as deputy command- ing general , United States Army Human Resources Command. She has command- ed at all levels, including recent assign- ments as commander, 85th U.S. Army Reserve Support. Maj. Gen. Anderson earned a commission as an officer in the U.S. Army through the Reserve Officers Training Corps. Anderson graduated from Creighton University in 1979 with a bachelor’s in political science. Anderson holds a juris doctorate from the Rutgers University School of Law and a master's degree in strategic studies from the Army War College. An active citizen-soldier, she is also employed by the United States Courts, where she serves as clerk of the Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Wisconsin. As deputy chief of the Army Reserves, Anderson is responsible for professional development programs and training.
MAJ. GEN. ROBERT FERRELL Commanding General, United States Army Communications and Electronics Command and Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maj. Gen. Robert Ferrell assumed command of the United States Army Communications and Electron- ics Command in February 2012. He leads a global organization of more than 11,000 military and
civilian personnel, responsible for
coordinating, integrating and synchro- nizing the management of command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnais- sance (C4ISR) systems for the Army's
air defense, intelligence, combat service support, tactical radios, satellite commu- nications and the war-fighter information network. Prior to his current assignment, he was director command and control, communications and computer systems (J6) and chief information officer for the U.S. Africa Command. He earned a bachelor's in commerce marketing merchandising from Hampton University and was commissioned in 1983. He also holds a master's in administration from Central Michigan University, and another in strategic studies from the Army War College.
MAJ. GEN. MICHAEL GARRETT Commanding General, U.S .Army Alaska Deputy Commander, U.S. Alaskan Command
Maj. Gen. Michael Garrett has executed training and readiness oversight responsibilities for the Army Force Generation in Alaska since May 2012. Prior, he commanded the 4th Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division
(Light) at Fort Richardson, Alaska, de- ploying to Iraq; completed an operations tour deploying to Afghanistan as chief of current operations, Combined Joint Task Force 180, and three tours on Fort Bragg to include his recent assignment as deputy chief of staff for United States Forces-Iraq. His staff assignments are at company through corps level. Garrett's military education includes the Infantry Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, Army Command and General Staff College and the Senior Service College Fellowship. He also holds a bachelor of science degree from Xavier University.
MAJ. GEN. MICHAEL HARRISON Commanding General, United States Army Japan and I-Corps (Forward)
Maj. Gen. Michael Harrison assumed his duties in October 2010. He joined the U.S. Army in 1980 after graduating with a bachelor of arts degree in English from Howard Univer- sity. He also holds a master's degree in general ad- ministration from
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