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Bromberg, USA (ret.) LTG. Howard B. Bromberg, USA (ret.) 46th Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1. Lieutenant General Howard B. Bromberg retired from military service.
Howard B. Bromberg is a retired United States Army Lieutenant General.
This illustrated history is the third publication to highlight the history of the U.S. Army Corps of.

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Leadership of the United States Strategic Command

No.Deputy Commander^[13]Term Service branch Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length 1

Vice Admiral
Michael Colley
(1938–2013)1 June 199223 September 19931 year, 114 days
U.S. Navy2

Vice Admiral
Henry G. Chiles Jr.
(born 1938)24 September 1993~14 February 1994~143 days
U.S. Navy3

Lieutenant General
Arlen D. Jameson^[14]24 June 199429 February 19961 year, 250 days
U.S. Air Force4

Vice Admiral
Dennis A. Jones10 March 199613 August 19982 years, 156 days
U.S. Navy5

Lieutenant General
Phillip J. Ford^[15]17 August 19982 June 20001 year, 290 days
U.S. Air Force6

Lieutenant General
Robert C. Hinson11 June 200016 April 20021 year, 309 days
U.S. Air Force7

Lieutenant General
Thomas B. Goslin Jr.17 April 2002~May 2005~3 years, 28 days
U.S. Air Force8

Lieutenant General
C. Robe
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No.Deputy Commander^[13]Term Service branch Portrait Name Took office Left office Term length 1
Vice Admiral Michael Colley
(1938–2013)1 June 199223 September 19931 year, 114 days
U.S. Navy2
Vice Admiral Henry G. Chiles Jr.
(born 1938)24 September 1993~14 February 1994~143 days
U.S. Navy3
Lieutenant General Arlen D. Jameson^[14]24 June 199429 February 19961 year, 250 days
U.S. Air Force4
Vice Admiral Dennis A. Jones10 March 199613 August 19982 years, 156 days
U.S. Navy5
Lieutenant General Phillip J. Ford^[15]17 August 19982 June 20001 year, 290 days
U.S. Air Force6
Lieutenant General Robert C. Hinson11 June 200016 April 20021 year, 309 days
U.S. Air Force7
Lieutenant General Thomas B. Goslin Jr.17 April 2002~May 2005~3 years, 28 days
U.S. Air Force8
Lieutenant General C. Robert Kehler
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Howard B. Bromberg
United States Army general
Howard B. Bromberg is a retired United States Armylieutenant general.^[1] He was commissioned as an Air Defense Artilleryofficer upon graduation from the University of California at Davis in 1977. Bromberg is from California, and is married with two daughters.^[2]
Early life
Bromberg was born to a Jewish family in California.
Military career
Bromberg started his military life in 1977, as a second lieutenant in the Air Defense Artillery (ADA). As an officer in the ADA, he held many commands throughout his long military career. He commanded all aspects from a platoon on up to installation commander. In October 2014 Bromberg completed 37 years in the United States Army, serving as a lieutenant general. Bromberg is currently the vice president and deputy for strategy and business development, air and missile defense for Lockheed Martin Corporation.
As the United States Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G–1, Bromberg acted as the responsible official to the ASA (M&RA), providing advice and assist