Chief of the United States Army Reserve

Chief of the United States Army Reserve
Chief of the United States Army Reserve
	Flag of the Chief of the United States Army Reserve
	Incumbent; Lieutenant General Jody J. Daniels; since 28 July 2020
	Army Staff
Abbreviation	CAR
Reports to	Secretary of the Army; Chief of Staff of the United States Army; Commanding General, United States Army Forces Command
Seat	The Pentagon, Arlington County, Virginia
Appointer	The President; with Senate advice and consent
Term length	4 years; Renewable
Constituting instrument	10 U.S.C. § 7038
Formation	June 12, 1923
First holder	MAJ Charles F. Thompson (as Chief of Reserve Section, G-2); MG Frederick M. Warren (as Chief of Army Reserve)
Deputy	Deputy Chief of Army Reserve
Website	www.usar.army.mil

The Chief of the United States Army Reserve (CAR) is the commanding general of the United States Army Reserve.

The 34th and current Chief of the Army Reserve is Lieutenant General Jody J. Daniels.

List of officeholders

Source: [1]

No.	Chief		Term
No.	Portrait	Name	Took office	Left office	Term length
Chief of the Reserve Section, G-2
1		Major Charles F. Thompson	12 June 1923	1 July 1923	19 days
2		Major Walter O. Boswell	2 July 1923	31 July 1924	1 year, 29 days
Chief of the Reserve Branch, G-2
3		Colonel Douglas Potts	1 August 1924	30 December 1925	1 year, 151 days
4		Lieutenant Colonel John C. Pegram	31 December 1925	14 August 1926	226 days
5		Lieutenant Colonel Frederick B. Ryons	15 August 1926	30 September 1926	46 days
6		Colonel Stanley H. Ford	1 October 1926	10 February 1927	132 days
Executive for Reserve Affairs
7		Colonel David L. Stone Jr.	5 March 1927	30 June 1930	3 years, 117 days
8		Brigadier General Charles D. Herron	1 July 1930	30 June 1935	4 years, 364 days
9		Brigadier General Edwin S. Hartshorn Sr.	1 July 1935	15 September 1938	3 years, 76 days
10		Brigadier General Charles F. Thompson	16 September 1938	9 June 1940	1 year, 267 days
11		Brigadier General John H. Hester	21 June 1940	23 March 1941	275 days
Executive for Reserve and ROTC Affairs
-		Colonel Frank E. Lowe Acting	24 March 1941	4 June 1941	72 days
12		Brigadier General Frank E. Lowe	5 June 1941	10 August 1942	1 year, 66 days
13		Brigadier General Edward W. Smith	16 September 1942	14 October 1945	3 years, 28 days
14		Brigadier General Edward S. Bres	15 October 1945	30 November 1947	2 years, 46 days
15		Brigadier General Wendell Westover	1 December 1947	14 November 1949	1 year, 348 days
16		Major General James B. Cress	1 January 1950	31 January 1951	1 year, 30 days
17		Major General Hugh M. Milton II	24 February 1951	18 November 1953	2 years, 267 days
18		Major General Philip F. Lindeman Jr.	November 1953	6 December 1954	~1 year, 17 days
Chief, Army Reserve and ROTC Affairs
18		Major General Philip F. Lindeman Jr.	7 December 1954	31 July 1957	2 years, 236 days
19		Major General Ralph A. Palladino	1 August 1957	31 May 1959	1 year, 303 days
20		Major General Frederick M. Warren	1 September 1959	12 February 1963	3 years, 164 days
Chief, Army Reserve
20		Major General Frederick M. Warren	13 February 1963	31 August 1963	199 days
21		Major General William J. Sutton	1 September 1963	31 May 1971	7 years, 272 days
22		Major General J. Milnor Roberts Jr.	1 June 1971	31 May 1975	3 years, 364 days
23		Major General Henry Mohr	1 June 1975	31 May 1979	3 years, 364 days
24		Major General William R. Berkman	1 June 1979	31 July 1986	7 years, 60 days
-		Brigadier General Harry J. Mott III Acting	1 August 1986	30 November 1986	121 days
25		Major General William F. Ward Jr.	1 December 1986	1 October 1990	3 years, 304 days
Chief, Army Reserve and Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Command
26		Major General William F. Ward Jr.	1 October 1990	31 July 1991	303 days
27		Major General Roger W. Sandler	1 August 1991	31 January 1994	2 years, 183 days
28		Major General Max Baratz	1 February 1994	24 May 1998	4 years, 112 days
29		Lieutenant General Thomas J. Plewes	25 May 1998	24 May 2002	3 years, 364 days
30		Lieutenant General James R. Helmly	25 May 2002	25 May 2006	4 years, 0 days
31		Lieutenant General Jack C. Stultz	25 May 2006	9 June 2012	6 years, 15 days
32		Lieutenant General Jeffrey W. Talley	9 June 2012	1 June 2016	4 years, 22 days
-		Major General David Conboy Acting	1 June 2016	30 June 2016	29 days
33		Lieutenant General Charles D. Luckey	30 June 2016	2 July 2020	4 years, 2 days
-		Major General A. C. Roper Jr. Acting	3 July 2020	28 July 2020	25 days
34		Lieutenant General Jody J. Daniels	28 July 2020	Incumbent	1 year, 135 days

References

Hilkert, David E. (2004). Chiefs of the Army Reserve: Biographical Sketches of the United States Army Reserve's Senior Officers. Fort McPherson, GA: Office of Army Reserve History, U.S. Army Reserve Command. "Link" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-27.

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[1] Hilkert, David E. (2004). Chiefs of the Army Reserve: Biographical Sketches of the United States Army Reserve's Senior Officers. Fort McPherson, GA: Office of Army Reserve History, U.S. Army Reserve Command. "Link" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-27.

Chief of the United States Army Reserve

List of officeholders

See also

References