Commanding General, United States Army Europe

Commanding General, United States Army Europe: Commander in Chief
United States Army Europe

Incumbent:
LTG Mark P. Hertling
Since: July 22, 2011

First

Formation

Website Official Website

The Commander in Chief of United States Army Europe (CINCUSAREUR)

List of USAREUR Commanding Generals

Name Photo Term began Term ended

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2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8. GA Dwight D. Eisenhower July 1, 1945 November 25, 1945

9. GEN Joseph T. McNarney November 26, 1945 March 14, 1947

10. GEN Lucius D. Clay March 15, 1947 May 14, 1949

11. LTG Clarence R. Huebner May 15, 1949 September 1, 1949

12. GEN Thomas T. Handy September 2, 1949 August 11, 1952

13. LTG Manton S. Eddy August 12, 1952 March 31, 1953

14. GEN Charles L. Bolte April 1, 1953 September 28, 1953

15. GEN William M. Hoge September 29, 1953 January 31, 1955

16. GEN Anthony McAuliffe February 1, 1955 April 30, 1956

17. GEN Henry I. Hodes May 1, 1956 March 31, 1959

18. GEN Clyde D. Eddleman April 1, 1959 October 19, 1960

19. GEN Bruce C. Clarke October 20, 1960 April 30, 1962

20. GEN Paul L. Freeman, Jr. May 1, 1962 March 17, 1965

21. GEN Andrew P. O'Meara March 18, 1965 May 31, 1967

22. GEN James H. Polk June 1, 1967 March 20, 1971

(Acting) LTG Arthur S. Collins, Jr. March 21, 1971 May 25, 1971

23. GEN Michael S. Davison May 26, 1971 June 29, 1975

24. GEN George S. Blanchard June 30, 1975 May 28, 1979

25. GEN Frederick J. Kroesen, Jr. May 29, 1979 April 14, 1983

26. GEN Glenn K. Otis April 15, 1983 June 23, 1988

27. GEN Crosbie E. Saint June 24, 1988 July 8, 1992

28. GEN David M. Maddox July 9, 1992 December 18, 1994

29. GEN William W. Crouch December 19, 1994 August 5, 1997

30. GEN Eric K. Shinseki August 6, 1997 November 23, 1998

31. GEN Montgomery C. Meigs October 18, 1999 December 2, 2002

32. GEN Burwell B. Bell III December 3, 2002 December 14, 2005

33. GEN David D. McKiernan December 15, 2005 May 2, 2008

(Acting) LTG Gary D. Speer May 3, 2008 August 27, 2008

34. GEN Carter F. Ham August 28, 2008 March 8, 2011

35. LTG Mark P. Hertling March 25, 2011 Incumbent

See also

United States Army Europe

References

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Organization

Service departments

Department of Defense (Secretary): Army (Secretary) · Navy (Secretary) · Air Force (Secretary)
Department of Homeland Security (Secretary): Coast Guard

Branches

Army (Chief of Staff) · Marine Corps (Commandant) · Navy (Chief of Naval Operations) · Air Force (Chief of Staff) · Coast Guard (Commandant)

Other uniformed services

Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (Surgeon General) · National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps (Director)

Reserve components

Reserves: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · National Guard: (A · AF)

Civilian auxiliaries

Military Auxiliary Radio System · Merchant Marine · Civil Air Patrol · Coast Guard Auxiliary

Unified Combatant Command

Northern · Central · European · Pacific · Southern · Africa · Special Operations · Strategic · Transportation

Structure

United States Code (Title 10 · Title 14 · Title 32) · The Pentagon · Installations (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Budget · Units: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Logistics · Media

Operations and history

Current deployments · Conflicts · Wars · Timeline · History: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Colonial · WWII · Civil affairs · African Americans · Asian Americans · Jewish Americans · Sikh Americans · Historiography: (A: 1/2 · MC · N · AF) · Art: (A · AF)

Personnel

Training

MEPS · ASVAB · Recruit training: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Officer candidate school: (A · MC · N · AF) · Warrant: (A · MC) · Service academies: (A (prep) · N (prep) · AF (prep) · CG · Merchant Marine · PHS) · Junior/Reserve Officers' Training Corps: (A · MC/N · AF) · Other education

Uniforms

Uniforms: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Awards & decorations: (Inter-service · A · MC/N · AF · CG · Foreign · International · Devices) · Badges: (Identification · A · MC · N · AF · CG)

Ranks

Enlisted: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Warrant officers · Officer: (A · MC · N · AF · CG · PHS · NOAA)

Other

Oath: (Enlistment · Office) · Creeds & Codes: (Code of Conduct · NCO · A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Service numbers: (A · MC · N · AF · CG) · Military Occupational Specialty/Rating/Air Force Specialty Code · Pay · Uniform Code of Military Justice · Judge Advocate General's Corps · Military Health System/TRICARE · Separation · Veterans Affairs · Conscription · Chiefs of Chaplains: (A · MC · N · AF · CG)

Equipment

A · MC: (vehicles · weapons · other) · N · AF · CG

Land

Individual weapons · Crew-served weapons · Vehicles (active)

Sea

All watercraft · Ships: (A · N (active) · AF · CG · MSC · NOAA) · Weapons: (N · CG) · Aircraft: (N · CG · NOAA) · Reactors

Air

Aircraft (WWI · active) · Aircraft designation · Missiles · Helicopter arms

Other

Electronics (designations) · Flags: (A · MC · N · AF · CG · Ensign · Jack · Guidons) · Food · WMDs: (Nuclear · Biological · Chemical)

Legend: A = Army, MC = Marine Corps, N = Navy, AF = Air Force, CG = Coast Guard, PHS = Public Health Service, NOAA = National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, MSC = Military Sealift Command

Categories:
United States Army
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United States Army generals

Commander in Chief United States Army Europe
Incumbent: LTG Mark P. Hertling Since: July 22, 2011

First
Formation
Website	Official Website

	Name	Term began	Term ended
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.	GA Dwight D. Eisenhower	July 1, 1945	November 25, 1945
9.	GEN Joseph T. McNarney	November 26, 1945	March 14, 1947
10.	GEN Lucius D. Clay	March 15, 1947	May 14, 1949
11.	LTG Clarence R. Huebner	May 15, 1949	September 1, 1949
12.	GEN Thomas T. Handy	September 2, 1949	August 11, 1952
13.	LTG Manton S. Eddy	August 12, 1952	March 31, 1953
14.	GEN Charles L. Bolte	April 1, 1953	September 28, 1953
15.	GEN William M. Hoge	September 29, 1953	January 31, 1955
16.	GEN Anthony McAuliffe	February 1, 1955	April 30, 1956
17.	GEN Henry I. Hodes	May 1, 1956	March 31, 1959
18.	GEN Clyde D. Eddleman	April 1, 1959	October 19, 1960
19.	GEN Bruce C. Clarke	October 20, 1960	April 30, 1962
20.	GEN Paul L. Freeman, Jr.	May 1, 1962	March 17, 1965
21.	GEN Andrew P. O'Meara	March 18, 1965	May 31, 1967
22.	GEN James H. Polk	June 1, 1967	March 20, 1971
(Acting)	LTG Arthur S. Collins, Jr.	March 21, 1971	May 25, 1971
23.	GEN Michael S. Davison	May 26, 1971	June 29, 1975
24.	GEN George S. Blanchard	June 30, 1975	May 28, 1979
25.	GEN Frederick J. Kroesen, Jr.	May 29, 1979	April 14, 1983
26.	GEN Glenn K. Otis	April 15, 1983	June 23, 1988
27.	GEN Crosbie E. Saint	June 24, 1988	July 8, 1992
28.	GEN David M. Maddox	July 9, 1992	December 18, 1994
29.	GEN William W. Crouch	December 19, 1994	August 5, 1997
30.	GEN Eric K. Shinseki	August 6, 1997	November 23, 1998
31.	GEN Montgomery C. Meigs	October 18, 1999	December 2, 2002
32.	GEN Burwell B. Bell III	December 3, 2002	December 14, 2005
33.	GEN David D. McKiernan	December 15, 2005	May 2, 2008
(Acting)	LTG Gary D. Speer	May 3, 2008	August 27, 2008
34.	GEN Carter F. Ham	August 28, 2008	March 8, 2011
35.	LTG Mark P. Hertling	March 25, 2011	Incumbent

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