He earned his commission as a graduate
BRIGADIER REUBEN D. JONES mand (Korea), and deputy commanding
of the North Carolina State University The A djutant G eneral/Com manding G eneral,
general, Eighth United States Army. He
ROTC program in 1983, where he also
Physical Disability Agency
Executive Director, Military Postal Service
was responsible for providing operational
earned his bachelor’s degree in materi- Agency
direction for all Republic of Korea and
als engineering. Prior to receiving his
B A - sociology
United States Forces assigned to the Ko-
commission, General Jennings enlisted
M S - general administration (human resource
management) rean peninsula. MG Morgan received his
in 1975 to serve as an Army crewman.
M A - strategic studies
commission as a distinguished military
He moved to the military district of Brigadier General Jones assumed
graduate through the ROTC program
Washington and served in both organi- this position in June 2006. Prior to this
at the University of Delaware in 1979.
zational and force integration roles at the assignment, he was the executive offi cer
He has held several command and staff
Readiness Center and the Pentagon. to the deputy chief of staff, G-1. Other
assignments.
key operational assignments include:
BRIGADIER GENERAL FREDERICK J.
deputy director, military personnel
BRIGADIER GENERAL DANA J. H.
JOHNSON
management, Offi ce of the Deputy Chief
PITTARD
Assistant A djutant G eneral - Army
of Staff, G-1; commander, Army Enlisted
Com mander, National Training Center and Fort
A labama Army National Guard
Records and Evaluation Center, deputy
Ir w in
B A - music/education
M S - strategic studies
commander, 8th Personnel Command,
B A - history
Brigadier General Johnson also
Eighth United States Army; and com-
M A - military arts and science
serves as the deputy commanding gen-
mander, Military Entrance Processing
Brigadier General Pittard took command
eral, 62nd Troop Command, Alabama
Station, Baltimore, Maryland. General
of National Training Center and Fort Ir-
Army National Guard. As deputy com-
Jones is a Jackson State University alum-
win in August 2007. More than 50,000
manding general, he advises the com-
nus.
soldiers rotate through NTC each year.
Previously, BG Pittard has served as
manding general on issues relating to all
commander of Iraq Assistance Group
subordinate units’ readiness, operations
WILHELMENIA C. “CHRIS” HINTON-
from 2006 through June 30, 2007, as a
and training. Brigadier General Johnson
LEE, SENIOR EXECUTIVE SERVICE
onetime military aide to President W. J.
was commissioned second lieutenant
US Army Corps of Engineers 2007 Presidential
Rank A wards
Clinton and as commander of 1-32 Ar-
in the US Army Reserve in 1976 from
M eritorious Senior Professional
mor/1-14 Cavalry at Fort Lewis, as part
ROTC at South Carolina State Univer-
of the army’s fi rst Stryker Brigade.
sity. He has served in numerous staff
positions in operations, training and
BRIGADIER GENERAL LLOYD MILES
intelligence, and as commander of the
Deputy Com manding G eneral/Assistant
BRIGADIER GENERAL BELINDA
Com mandant Army Infantry Center and School,
PINCKNEY
3rd Battalion 200 Leadership Regiment,
Fort Benning
167th Materiel Management Com-
BS
Director Army Diversity
M A - strategic studies
Task Force
mand, and the 621st Troop Support
BS - business
Command.
Brigadier General Miles assumed
ad ministration
his duties in May 2008. Prior to this as-
MPA - financial
manage m ent
signment, he was the executive offi cer to
M S - national resource
MAJOR GENERAL JEROME
the chief of staff of the Army. Other key
strategy
JOHNSON
assignments include: executive offi cer to
In her fi rst keynote
Deputy Chief of Staf f, G-4, US Army Forces
Com mand.
the commander, United States Southern
speech as diversity task force director,
B A - accounting and auditing
Command; commander, 2nd Brigade
Brigadier General Pinckney said the
MB A
Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division
military can’t be complacent in its diver-
Major General Johnson has served in
(Light) and Operation Iraqi Freedom,
sity-management strategy. “If the Army
numerous fi nancial, staff and command
Iraq; commander, 1st Battalion, 187th
is going to remain employer of choice,
positions in the US and Europe during
Infantry, deputy chief of staff, 101st
our human capital strategy must be in-
his distinguished career. Prior to assum-
Airborne Division (Air Assault); and
clusive,” she said. “We must continue to
ing the duties of the forces command
joint political-military planner for North
lead…in efforts to attract and maintain
G4, MG Johnson was commanding
Korea, strategy plans and policy director-
the best fi ghting force this nation has to
general, Sustainment Command. Other
ate, J-5, The Joint Staff.
offer.” The task force will assess Army
command positions include a mainte-
diversity efforts, policies, practices, and
nance company at the Army Infantry
training for leaders and soldiers. It will
MAJOR GENERAL JOHN W.
Center in Korea, Germany and at the
MORGAN III
also work with corporate America, aca-
Army War Reserve Support Command.
demia, and Congress to learn from best
Com mander, US Army
2nd Infantry Division
practices and share experiences. Brig.
BS - criminology Gen. Pinckney was the fi rst female in her
M S - national security
and strategic studies
career fi eld of fi nance to command a bri-
Major General
gade as well as the fi rst African-American
Morgan comes to the
general offi cer in the fi eld.
Army’s warrior divi-
sion from his assignment as the assistant
chief of staff, CJ3, United Nations Com-
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