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Senior Military Commands and Commanders (continued) 1941-1947 ˜˜˜ CARIBBEAN DEFENSE COMMAND (Established as a theater command responsible for tactical control of Panama Canal Department, Puerto Rican Department, and base sites in the Caribbean) COMMANDING GENERALS Lieutenant General Daniel Van Voorhis (Feb 1941 - Sept 1941) Lieutenant General Frank M. Andrews (Sept 1941 - Nov 1942) Lieutenant General George H. Brett (Nov 1942 - Oct 1945) Lieutenant General Willis D. Crittenberger (Oct 1945 - Nov 1947) ___________________________ 1947-1963 ˜˜˜ U.S. CARIBBEAN COMMAND (Established as a regional unified command; commanded by a commander in chief - Army lieutenant general) COMMANDERS IN CHIEF Lieutenant General Willis Crittenberger (Nov 1947 - June 1948) Lieutenant General Matthew B. Ridgway (June 1948 - Oct 1949) Lieutenant General William H.H. Morris (Oct 1949 - April 1952) Lieutenant General Horace L. McBride (April 1952 - June 1954) Lieutenant General William K. Harrison (June 1954 - Jan 1957) Lieutenant General Robert M. Montague (Jan 1957 - Feb 1958) Lieutenant General Ridgely Gaither (April 1958 - July 1960) Lieutenant General Robert F. Sink (July 1960 - Jan 1961) Lieutenant General Andrew P. O'Meara (Jan 1961 - June 1963) _____________________________________________ Site developed, owned and maintained by William H. Ormsbee, Jr. 2005
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Lt. Gen. Willis Crittenberger
Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway __________ Lt. Gen. Montague died as CINC U.S. Caribbean Command; Building 88 Montague Hall named for him. |