Charles Q. Brown Jr.

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Charles Q. Brown Jr. is a United States Air Force general who became Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, serving as the nation’s highest-ranking military officer.

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instanceOf Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
United States Air Force general
human
military officer
allegiance United States of America
almaMater Texas Tech University NERFINISHED
conflict Gulf War
Iraq War
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
degree Bachelor of Science in civil engineering
educatedAt Air Command and Staff College NERFINISHED
Air War College NERFINISHED
Squadron Officer School NERFINISHED
education Texas Tech University NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
familyName Brown NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork airpower strategy
military leadership
national security
fourStarRank true
givenName Charles
hasExperienceAs command pilot
hasFlownAircraftType F-16 Fighting Falcon NERFINISHED
hasHonor Air Force Distinguished Service Medal NERFINISHED
Bronze Star Medal NERFINISHED
Defense Distinguished Service Medal NERFINISHED
Legion of Merit NERFINISHED
hasMilitaryRank General (United States)
honorificSuffix Jr.
isHighestRankingMilitaryOfficerOf United States Armed Forces NERFINISHED
isLiving true
languageSpoken English
memberOf United States Armed Forces NERFINISHED
militaryBranch United States Air Force
notableFor being the first African American service chief in U.S. military history
notableWork leadership of the United States Air Force
service as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
occupation fighter pilot
military officer
partOf Joint Chiefs of Staff NERFINISHED
positionHeld Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force NERFINISHED
Commander of Pacific Air Forces
Deputy Commander of United States Central Command NERFINISHED
rank General
residence Washington, D.C.
serviceNumber United States Air Force officer
serviceStartYear 1984
sexOrGender male

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Mark Milley successor Charles Q. Brown Jr.