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Leadership of the United States Transportation Command

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Seal of the United States Transportation Command

This is a list of all commanders, deputy commanders, senior enlisted leaders, and chiefs of staff of the United States Transportation Command.

Current combatant command staff

  •  Jacqueline Van Ovost, Commander
    • John P. Sullivan, Deputy Commander
      • Susan E. Henderson, Chief of Staff
        • Will Cooper, Director, Manpower and Personnel (TCJ1)[1]
        •  Daniel Tulley, Director, Operations (TCJ3)
          • Robert Brisson, Deputy Director, Operations[2]
          •  Charles D. Bolton, Chief, Global Operations Center[3]
        •  Philip E. Sobeck, Director, Strategy, Capabilities, Policy, Programs, and Logistics (TCJ5/4)[4]
          • Mark A. Cyr, Deputy Director, Strategy, Capabilities, Policy, Programs, and Logistics[5]
        •  Terri Dilly, Chief Financial Officer and Director, Program Analysis and Financial Management (TCJ8)[6]

List of commanders of the United States Transportation Command

Commander of the United States Transportation Command
Emblem of the United States Transportation Command
Incumbent
General Jacqueline Van Ovost, USAF
since 15 October 2021
United States Department of Defense
TypeUnified combatant commander
AbbreviationCDRUSTRANSCOM[7]
Reports toPresident of the United States
Secretary of Defense
SeatScott Air Force Base, Illinois, U.S.
NominatorSecretary of Defense
AppointerThe President
with Senate advice and consent
Term length2–3 years
(approx.)
Constituting instrument10 U.S.C. § 164
Formation1 July 1987
First holderDuane H. Cassidy
DeputyDeputy Commander, United States Transportation Command
No. Commander Term Service branch
Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length
1Cassidy, Duane H.General
Duane H. Cassidy
(1933–2016)		1 July 198721 September 19892 years, 82 days

U.S. Air Force
2Johnson, Hansford T.General
Hansford T. Johnson
(born 1936)		22 September 198924 August 19922 years, 337 days

U.S. Air Force
3Fogleman, Ronald R.General
Ronald Fogleman
(born 1942)		25 August 199217 October 19942 years, 53 days

U.S. Air Force
4Rutherford, Robert L.General
Robert L. Rutherford
(1938–2013)		18 October 199414 July 19961 year, 270 days

U.S. Air Force
5Kross, WalterGeneral
Walter Kross
(born 1942)		15 July 19962 August 19982 years, 18 days

U.S. Air Force
6Robertson, Charles T. Jr.General
Charles T. Robertson Jr.
(born 1946)		3 August 19985 November 20013 years, 94 days

U.S. Air Force
7Handy, John W.General
John W. Handy
(born 1944)		5 November 20017 September 20053 years, 306 days

U.S. Air Force
8Schwartz, Norton A.General
Norton A. Schwartz
(born 1951)		7 September 200511 August 20082 years, 339 days

U.S. Air Force
–Rondeau, Ann E.Vice Admiral
Ann E. Rondeau
(born 1951)
Acting		12 August 20085 September 200823 days

U.S. Navy
9McNabb, Duncan J.General
Duncan McNabb
(born 1952)		5 September 200814 October 20113 years, 39 days

U.S. Air Force
10Fraser, William M. IIIGeneral
William M. Fraser III
(born 1952)		14 October 20115 May 20142 years, 203 days

U.S. Air Force
11Selva, Paul J.General
Paul J. Selva
(born 1958)		5 May 201431 July 20151 year, 87 days

U.S. Air Force
–Brown, WilliamVice Admiral
William A. Brown
(born 1960)
Acting		31 July 201526 August 201526 days

U.S. Navy
12McDew, Darren W.General
Darren W. McDew
(born 1960)		26 August 201528 August 20183 years, 2 days

U.S. Air Force
13Lyons, Stephen R.General
Stephen R. Lyons		24 August 201815 October 20213 years, 52 days

U.S. Army
14Ovost, Jacqueline VanGeneral
Jacqueline Van Ovost
(born 1965)		15 October 2021Incumbent2 years, 179 days

U.S. Air Force

List of deputy commanders of the United States Transportation Command

No. Deputy Commander Term Service branch
Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length
1Herberger, Albert J.Vice Admiral
Albert J. Herberger
(1931–2022)		September 1987February 1990~2 years, 153 days

U.S. Navy
2Butcher, Paul D.Vice Admiral
Paul D. Butcher
(born c. 1931)		February 1990March 1991~1 year, 28 days

U.S. Navy
3Starling, James D.Lieutenant General
James D. Starling
(born 1936)		17 June 199130 August 19932 years, 74 days

U.S. Army
4Wykle, Kenneth R.Lieutenant General
Kenneth R. Wykle
(born 1941)		30 August 1993September 1995~2 years, 16 days

U.S. Army
5Smith, Hubert G.Lieutenant General
Hubert G. Smith
(born c. 1940)		September 1995August 1997~1 year, 334 days

U.S. Army
6Thompson, Roger G. Jr.Lieutenant General
Roger G. Thompson Jr.		August 1997October 1999~2 years, 61 days

U.S. Army
7Brown, Daniel G.Lieutenant General
Daniel G. Brown		October 199929 August 2002~2 years, 318 days

U.S. Army
8Hughey, Gary H.Lieutenant General
Gary H. Hughey
(born c. 1948)		29 August 200218 November 20042 years, 81 days

U.S. Marine Corps
9Dail, Robert T.Lieutenant General
Robert T. Dail
(born 1953)		18 November 2004August 2006~1 year, 270 days

U.S. Army
10Rondeau, Ann E.Vice Admiral
Ann E. Rondeau
(born 1951)		December 2006June 2009~2 years, 182 days

U.S. Navy
11Harnitchek, Mark D.Vice Admiral
Mark D. Harnitchek
(born 1955)		June 2009August 2011~2 years, 61 days

U.S. Navy
12Gainey, Kathleen M.Lieutenant General
Kathleen M. Gainey
(born 1956)		August 201113 October 2013~2 years, 59 days

U.S. Army
13Brown, William A.Vice Admiral
William A. Brown
(born 1958)		13 October 201324 August 20151 year, 315 days

U.S. Navy
14Broadmeadow, John J.Lieutenant General
Stephen R. Lyons
(born 1961)		24 August 2015August 2017~1 year, 356 days

U.S. Army
15Broadmeadow, John J.Lieutenant General
John J. Broadmeadow
(born c. 1961)		August 20172 July 2019~1 year, 321 days

U.S. Marine Corps
16Mewbourne, DeeVice Admiral
Dee Mewbourne
(born 1961)		2 July 201929 July 20223 years, 27 days

U.S. Navy
17Sullivan, John P.Lieutenant General
John P. Sullivan
(born c. 1966)		29 July 2022Incumbent1 year, 257 days

U.S. Army

List of senior enlisted leaders of the United States Transportation Command

No. Senior enlisted leader Term Service branch
Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length
1Chief Master Sergeant
Kenneth J. McQuiston		21 February 200612 November 20093 years, 264 days

U.S. Air Force
2Command Sergeant Major
Tomás R. Hawkins		10 December 200910 November 20111 year, 335 days

U.S. Army
3Chief Master Sergeant
Martin S. Klukas		10 November 201128 March 20142 years, 138 days

U.S. Air Force
4Chief Master Sergeant
William W. Turner		28 March 201410 May 20162 years, 43 days

U.S. Air Force
5Chief Master Sergeant
Matthew M. Caruso		10 May 20161 November 20182 years, 175 days

U.S. Air Force
6Chief Master Sergeant
Jason L. France		1 November 201830 March 20212 years, 149 days

U.S. Air Force
7Fleet Master Chief
Donald O. Myrick[8]		30 March 20216 July 20232 years, 98 days

U.S. Navy
8Chief Master Sergeant
Brian P. Kruzelnick[9]		6 July 2023Incumbent280 days

U.S. Air Force

List of chiefs of staff of the United States Transportation Command

No. Chief of Staff Term Service branch
Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length
1Major General
Carlos D. Pair
(1949–2022)		19 June 2000December 2005~5 years, 179 days

U.S. Army
3Major General
William H. Johnson		18 January 200613 August 2010~4 years, 210 days

U.S. Army
4Major General
Gregory E. Couch
(born c. 1957)		August 201031 March 2014~3 years, 228 days

U.S. Army
5Major General
David G. Clarkson
(born c. 1960)		31 March 201422 February 20172 years, 328 days

U.S. Army
6Major General
John C. Flournoy Jr.
(born c. 1964)		22 February 20177 June 20192 years, 105 days

U.S. Air Force
7Major General
Deborah Kotulich
(born c. 1968)		7 June 2019May 2021~1 year, 334 days

U.S. Army
8Major General
Vincent B. Barker
(born c. 1964)		May 202119 May 2023~2 years, 4 days

U.S. Army
9Major General
Susan E. Henderson
(born c. 1967)		19 May 2023Incumbent328 days

U.S. Army

See also

References

  1. ^ https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-cooper-6a7963a8/ [self-published source]
  2. ^ "ROBERT BRISSON". www.af.mil.
  3. ^ "CHARLES D. BOLTON". www.af.mil.
  4. ^ "Rear Admiral Philip Sobeck". www.navy.mil.
  5. ^ "Senior Leader Announcement: Week of Aug. 12". Edwards Air Force Base.
  6. ^ "United States Transportation Command".
  7. ^ "DOD Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms, January 2021" (PDF). jcs.mil. Retrieved 15 May 2021.
  8. ^ "USTRANSCOM welcomes its first-ever U.S. Navy senior enlisted leader". DVIDS.
  9. ^ "United States Transportation Command".
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