Bernard William Rogers (July 16, 1921 – October 27, 2008) was a United States Army general who served as the 28th Chief of Staff of the United States Army...
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commandant, Brigadier General Bernard W. Rogers. Both had previously served together in the 1st Infantry Division, Rogers as assistant division commander...
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Awards Council member and Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Bernard W. Rogers, USA in 1983. He was a Republican candidate for United States Senate...
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awards) Donald L. Pilling (two awards) Joseph Ralston (two awards) Bernard W. Rogers (two awards) Eric Shinseki (two awards) James G. Stavridis (two awards)...
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Reich, economic advisor, former U.S. Secretary of Labor, and author Bernard W. Rogers, former Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army William Weld, former Governor...
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Bernard Rogers (4 February 1893 – 24 May 1968) was an American composer. His best known work is The Passion, an oratorio written in 1942. Rogers was born...
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1974 1 July 1979 4 years, 198 days United States Army 8 Rogers, BernardGeneral Bernard W. Rogers (1921–2008) 1 July 1979 26 June 1987 7 years, 360 days...
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He would serve as Chief of Staff of the Army from 1974 to 1976. Bernard W. Rogers, decorated in March 1967 as assistant division commander of the 1st...
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revolution. The eight-point programme was proposed by SACEUR General Bernard W. Rogers. It played a key role in NATO's Conceptual Military Framework and...
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(1925–2008) 1 July 1975 30 June 1979 3 years, 364 days Frederick C. Weyand Bernard W. Rogers Edward C. Meyer 6 Connelly, WilliamWilliam A. Connelly (1931–2019)...
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Matthew B. Ridgeway – US Army Chief of Staff (four awards) General Bernard W. Rogers – NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Peter Schoomaker –...
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Chief of Staff Lionel Rivera (1956- ), mayor of Colorado Springs Bernard W. Rogers (1921–2008), US Army Chief of Staff, and NATO Supreme Allied Commander...
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June of that year. Among the division's first casualties was Captain Mark W. Clark, then commanding the 3rd Battalion, 11th Infantry Regiment, who would...
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2015. Retrieved 16 January 2024. Leopold, J.D. (10 April 2007). "Gen. George W. Casey Jr. Becomes Army Chief of Staff". U.S. Army. Army News Service. Archived...
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October 7, 1979 (reassigned) 346 days Bernard W. Rogers Edward C. Meyer 17 Vessey, John William Jr.General John W. Vessey Jr. (1922–2016) October 10, 1979...
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1915 Lyman Lemnitzer, class of 1922 Andrew Goodpaster, class of 1939 Bernard W. Rogers, class of 1943 Alexander Haig, class of 1947 John Galvin, class of...
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in 1982, and NATO forces in 1984, with the help of SACEUR General Bernard W. Rogers. Its roll-out required upgrades to the C3I equipment of all branches...
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1952 Creighton Abrams, Class of 1953 Earl E. Anderson, Class of 1960 Bernard W. Rogers, Class of 1960 Lowell Ward Rooks, Class of 1937 Alexander Haig, Class...
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, USA: first African-American US Army four star general. General Bernard W. Rogers, USA: Chief of Staff of the United States Army and Supreme Allied...
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Smith Command Sergeant Major CSM Thomas J. Holland Notable commanders Bernard W. Rogers Richard E. Cavazos Colin L. Powell Insignia Distinctive unit insignia...
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Roberts Louis Robertshaw Samuel M. Robinson Hugh Rodman Bernard W. Rogers Michael S. Rogers Gary Roughead (2 awards) Ross E. Rowell James S. Russell...
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active duty lasting longer than 60 days. In February 1985, General Bernard W. Rogers was scheduled to step down as Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR)...
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General Rogers may refer to: Bernard W. Rogers (1921–2008), U.S. Army general Bob Rogers (SAAF officer) (1921–2000), South African Air Force lieutenant...
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people Bernard Rogers, American composer Bernard W. Rogers, retired American general Benedict Rogers, British human rights activist B. H. "Johnny" Rogers, American...
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Building. February 28 – President Carter announces the appointment of Bernard W. Rogers as Supreme Allied Commander by the Defense Planning Committee of the...
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attack to the German Red Army Faction. Haig's successor, General Bernard W. Rogers, became somewhat of an institution in Europe as the former U.S. Army...
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Combined Arms Research Library Digital Library Portals: Schools United States 39°20′39″N 94°54′57″W / 39.34417°N 94.91583°W / 39.34417; -94.91583...
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supersedes FM 100–1, 29 September 1978. Edward C. Meyer INACTIVE FM 100–1 FM 100–1, The Army 29 September 1978 De facto: Initial Release. Bernard W. Rogers...
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December 1974 1 July 1979 4 years, 198 days U.S. Army 7 Rogers, BernardGeneral Bernard W. Rogers (1921–2008) 1 July 1979 26 June 1987 7 years, 360 days...
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General Joseph Ralston – NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe General Bernard W. Rogers – NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe General H. Norman Schwarzkopf...
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