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Excuse me, who has the introduction of edward rice, commander-in-chief of the US military stationed in Japan? ! ! ! ! ! !
I can only help you find out. He is the first black commander in the history of the US military headquarters in Japan. He graduated from the US Air Force University, was a bomber pilot, and served as 13 air force commander. In addition, after the outbreak of the Iraq war, Rice commanded the allied forces from Washington to implement occupation rule, and in June 2006, she was promoted to deputy commander of the Pacific Air Force Command (located in Hawaii). End ~ ~ ~

Be transferred and promoted

Lieutenant-1978 May 3 1

Captain-1980 May 3 1

Captain-1982 May 3 1

Major-valid 1986 April 1.

Lieutenant Colonel-Validity 1 April 9901Colonel's Day

Colonel-valid 1994 February 1.

Brigadier General-Effective February 1 2002

Major General-August 2005 1

Lieutenant General General General Hospital-February 25, 2008

education

Rice was awarded the Bachelor of Science degree by the United States Air Force Academy on 1978. In 2006, he joined the naval academy in Newport, Rhode Island as the commander of the maritime part of the joint forces.

army life

From 20041October 65438 to August 65438, 2004, the representative and executive director of the Joint Provisional Authority of the Office of the Secretary of Defense in Washington, D.C.,

65438+2005 10 to September 2005, Guam, 13 Air Force.

September 20, 2005-July 2006: Air Force Command of Aerospace Information Operations, Plan and Requirements, Headquarters Peace, Commander of Hawaii Air Force Command,

/10 2006 from 2006 to February 2008: Deputy Commander of Pacific Air Force Command.

February 2008-Commander of the Fifth Air Force of the US Army in Japan

medal

Distinguished service medal

Oak leaf medal, national defense advanced service medal

Two oak leaf medals, merit, army.

Three oak leaf medals deserve a service medal.

Aviation achievement medal

Air force commendation medal.