BRIGADIER GENERAL VINCENT K. JAMES C. DALTON, SENIOR BRIGADIER GENERAL SANFORD E.
BROOKS EXECUTIVE SERVICE HOLMAN
Special Assistant to the Chief of Engineering and Vice Com mander, Joint Warfighting Center
Com manding G eneral, Construction Deputy Joint Force Trainer
III Corps and Fort Hood US Army Corps of US Joint Forces Com mand
BS
Engineers
B A
M A - military art and
Departm ent of the Army
M A - operations research
science M A - national security strategy
Also in October, As vice commander, Brigadier
Brigadier General General Holman helps lead the JWFC
Brooks was part of in efforts to conduct and support the
a group of offi cials who cut the ribbon development of capabilities that train the
on Fort Hood’s Warrior Combat Stress
MAJOR GENERAL ELDER GRANGER, MD
individual services to fi ght together as a
Reset Program Center that will help
Deputy Director, TRIC ARE Managem ent Activity
O f fice of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for
team. BG Holman has held numerous
soldiers reduce the symptoms of combat
Health A f fairs
command and staff positions at various
stress. “We’re counting on this to make
BS - zoology
levels both on active duty and in the
a bigger difference,” BG Brooks said.
M S - general m edicine
US Army Reserve. He recently returned
“This has to work because we need this.”
Major General Granger enjoyed a
to active duty to serve as the deputy
With over 17,000 soldiers, 1st Calvary
distinguished career as a hematologist,
commander of the Combined Joint Task
is one of the largest heavy-armored divi-
surgeon, and oncologist in the military
Force - Horn of Africa, Camp Lemonier
sions in today’s army. They have been
before joining the command ranks. In his
in Djibouti. In addition, he served as
involved in some of the fi ercest fi ghting
current post, he serves as principal advi-
assistance support team leader and a
in Iraq.
sor on the defense department’s health
military transition team leader for the
policy and performance. He oversees
3rd Iraqi Army Division in Al Kasik.
the acquisition, operation, and integra-
BRIGADIER GENERAL ALBERT
tion of DoD’s managed care program
BRYANT, JR.
within the military health system. MG
BRIGADIER GENERAL CHARLES W.
Director of Integration, O f fice of the Deputy
Chief of Staf f, G-8
Granger leads a staff of 1,800 planning,
HOOPER
BS budgeting, executing an $18-billion
US Defense Attaché, Peoples Republic of China
M S - operations analysis
M A M A - advanced military studies
defense health program, and ensuring
M A - public administration
M S
Brigadier General Bryant was the chief
the effective and effi cient provision of
Brigadier General Hooper is the
of the western hemisphere operations
high-quality, accessible healthcare for 9.2
senior Department of Defense represen-
in the aftermath of the 9/11 attack, and
million uniformed service members, their
tative to the Chinese military. He leads
assistant division commander of the 4th
families, retirees, and others.
the largest US defense attaché offi ce in
Infantry Division at the time of Sadaam
the world, and is responsible for manag-
Hussein’s detection and capture. General
BRIGADIER GENERAL MICHAEL T.
ing US-China bilateral security relations
Bryant was commissioned from the
HARRISON, SR.
and advising the DoD on capabilities
US Military Academy in 1974. He
Director, Joint and Futures, O f fice of the Deputy
of the Chinese military. Prior to this
Chief of Staf f, G-8
attended graduate school at Stanford B A - English
assignment, BG Hooper was the Army
University, Palo Alto, California, where,
M S - general administration chair for foreign area offi cer education,
M S - strategic studies
among others, Secretary of State Condo-
training and development at the US
leezza Rice instructed him.
Brigadier General Harrison entered Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,
the Army in 1980 after graduating from California. Other key political-military
Howard University the same year. His
BRIGADIER GENERAL JESSE R.
assignments include: chief of the US
assignments include service as a com-
CROSS
Army International Affairs Division;
mander and staff offi cer with Air Assault, Army staff senior country director for
Q uartermaster G eneral and Com manding
G eneral
Light Infantry, and deputy commanding China, Taiwan, and Mongolia, Offi ce
US Army Q uartermaster Center and School
general (programs) for the Combined
and Deputy Com manding G eneral, Fort Lee,
of the Secretary of Defense; and deputy
Virginia Security Transition Command-Afghani- division chief, Asia-Pacifi c strategist, War
B A - business administration in marketing stan. He has served in a variety of Joint
Plans Division. He is a 1979 graduate of
M A - logistics managem ent
Staff and Army Staff positions to include the US Military Academy, West Point,
Brigadier General Cross was commis-
two assignments in the Offi ce of the and is fl uent in Mandarin, the national
sioned a second lieutenant, Quartermas-
Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and as language of China.
ter Corps through ROTC in 1979. He is
a staff offi cer in the Counter-Narcotics
the 50th quartermaster general. He was
Division, J-3, Joint Staff.
promoted to the position of brigadier
BRIGADIER GENERAL LEODIS T.
general on Dec. 2, 2005. His last assign-
JENNINGS
ment was as commander of the Defense
Special Assistant to the Director
Army National Guard
Supply Center, Philadelphia. DSCP buys BS - engineering and physical sciences
over $12.4 billion worth of food, cloth-
M S - science, strategic studies
M A - military art and science
ing, textiles, medicines, medical supplies,
M A - international business
construction, and equipment items for
Brigadier General Jennings has
American military personnel and other
served in the Army National Guard
customers worldwide.
Readiness Center since September 2006.
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