Leadership of Space Systems Command

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This is a list of all commanders of Space Systems Command and all its historical antecedents, organizations that took its lineage.

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List of commanders

Commander of Space Systems Command
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Space Systems Command emblem
Flag of a United States Space Force lieutenant general.svg
Flag of a Space Force lieutenant general
Lt Gen Philip A. Garrant (2).jpg
Incumbent
Lieutenant General Philip Garrant
since 1 February 2024
United States Space Force
Reports to Chief of Space Operations
Seat Los Angeles Air Force Base, California, U.S.
PrecursorCommander, Space and Missile Systems Center
Formation2 August 1954
First holder Bernard A. Schriever
DeputyDeputy Commander, Space Systems Command
No.Commander [1] Term
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeDuration
Western Development Division
1
Maj Gen Bernard A. Schriever, USAF.jpg
Major General
Bernard A. Schriever
(1910–2005)		2 August 195431 May 19572 years, 302 days
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
1
Maj Gen Bernard A. Schriever, USAF.jpg
Major General
Bernard A. Schriever
(1910–2005)		1 June 195724 April 19591 year, 327 days
2
Maj Gen Osmond J. Ritland.jpg
Major General
Osmond J. Ritland
(1909–1991)		25 April 195931 March 19611 year, 340 days
Space Systems Division
1
Maj Gen Osmond J. Ritland.jpg
Major General
Osmond J. Ritland
(1909–1991)		1 April 196113 May 19621 year, 42 days
2
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Lieutenant General
Howell M. Estes Jr.
(1914–2007)		14 May 19622 October 1962141 days
3
Maj Gen Ben I. Funk.jpg
Major General
Ben I. Funk
(1913–2012)		3 October 196231 August 19663 years, 332 days
4
Maj Gen Paul T. Cooper.jpg
Major General
Paul T. Cooper
(born 1919)		1 September 196630 June 1967302 days
Space and Missile Systems Organization
1
Lt Gen John W. O'Neill.jpg
Lieutenant General
John W. O'Neill
(1919–1977)		1 July 196731 August 19692 years, 61 days
2
General Samuel C Phillips USAF.jpeg
Lieutenant General
Samuel C. Phillips
(1921–1990)		1 September 196924 August 19722 years, 358 days
3
Lt Gen Kenneth W. Schultz.jpg
Lieutenant General
Kenneth W. Schultz
(1920–2005)		25 August 197228 August 19753 years, 3 days
4
Lt Gen Thomas W. Morgan.jpg
Lieutenant General
Thomas W. Morgan
(born 1922)		29 August 197528 April 19782 years, 242 days
5
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Lieutenant General
Richard C. Henry
(1925–2020)		28 April 197830 September 19791 year, 155 days
Space Division
1
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Lieutenant General
Richard C. Henry
(1925–2020)		1 October 19791 May 19833 years, 212 days
2
Lt Gen Forrest McCartney.jpg
Lieutenant General
Forrest S. McCartney
(1931–2012)		1 May 198330 September 19863 years, 152 days
3
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Lieutenant General
Aloysius G. Casey
(1932–2020)		9 October 198623 June 19881 year, 258 days
4
Lt Gen Donald L. Cromer.jpg
Lieutenant General
Donald L. Cromer
(born 1936)		24 June 198814 March 1989263 days
Space Systems Division
1
Lt Gen Donald L. Cromer.jpg
Lieutenant General
Donald L. Cromer
(born 1936)		15 March 198931 May 19892 years, 77 days
2
Lt Gen Edward P. Barry Jr.jpg
Lieutenant General
Edward P. Barry Jr.
(born 1938)		8 July 199130 June 1992358 days
Space and Missile Systems Center
1
Lt Gen Edward P. Barry Jr.jpg
Lieutenant General
Edward P. Barry Jr.
(born 1938)		1 July 199216 November 19942 years, 138 days
2
Lt Gen Lester L. Lyles.jpg
Lieutenant General
Lester L. Lyles
(born 1946)		17 November 199418 August 19961 year, 275 days
3
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Lieutenant General
Roger G. DeKok
(1947–2003)		19 August 199612 August 19981 year, 358 days
4
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Lieutenant General
Eugene L. Tattini
(born 1943)		13 August 199825 May 20012 years, 285 days
5
Lt Gen Brian A. Arnold.jpg
Lieutenant General
Brian A. Arnold
(born 1946)		25 May 200120 May 20056 years, 280 days
6
Lt Gen Michael A. Hamel.jpg
Lieutenant General
Michael A. Hamel
(born 1950)		20 May 200516 May 20082 years, 362 days
7
John T. Sheridan.jpg
Lieutenant General
John T. Sheridan 		16 May 20083 June 20113 years, 18 days
8
Ellen M. Pawlikowski.jpg
Lieutenant General
Ellen M. Pawlikowski
(born 1956)		3 June 201119 June 20143 years, 16 days
9
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SAMUEL A. GREAVES.JPG
Lieutenant General
Samuel A. Greaves 		19 June 201422 March 20172 years, 276 days
10
LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN F. THOMPSON.JPG
Lieutenant General
John F. Thompson 		22 March 20171 August 20214 years, 132 days
–
Brig Gen D. Jason Cothern (2).jpg
Brigadier General
D. Jason Cothern
(born 1970)
Acting		1 August 202113 August 202112 days
Space Systems Command
1
Lt Gen Michael A. Guetlein.jpg
Lieutenant General
Michael A. Guetlein
(born 1967)		13 August 202121 December 20232 years, 130 days
–
Joy M. White.jpg
Joy M. White
(born c. 1963)
Acting		21 December 20231 February 202442 days
2
Lt Gen Philip A. Garrant (2) (cropped).jpg
Lieutenant General
Philip Garrant
(born c. 1969)		1 February 2024Incumbent42 days

List of deputy commanders

No.Deputy Commander [1] TermRef.
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeDuration
1
Maj Gen Osmond J. Ritland.jpg
Major General
Osmond J. Ritland
(1909–1991)		23 April 195624 April 19593 years, 1 day [2]
2
Charles H. Terhune.jpg
Brigadier General
Charles Terhune Jr.
(1916–2006)		25 April 195922 June 19601 year, 58 days [3]
3
Brig Gen Harvard W. Powell.jpg
Brigadier General
Harvard W. Powell
(1915–2003)		23 June 196031 March 1961281 days [4]
4
Robert Evans Greer.jpg
Major General
Robert Evans Greer
(1915–1976)		1 April 196130 June 19621 year, 90 days [5]
5
Brig Gen Harvard W. Powell.jpg
Brigadier General
Harvard W. Powell
(1915–2003)		1 July 19629 June 1963343 days [4]
6
Maj Gen Joseph Julius Cody Jr.jpg
Brigadier General
Joseph J. Cody
(1918–2004)		10 June 196331 July 19641 year, 51 days [6]
7
Maj Gen Paul T. Cooper.jpg
Brigadier General
Paul T. Cooper
(born 1919)		1 August 196431 August 19662 years, 30 days [7]
8
Maj Gen David V. Miller.jpg
Brigadier General
David V. Miller
(1919–2016)		1 September 196630 June 1967−1 year, 32 days [8]
9
Maj Gen Paul T. Cooper.jpg
Major General
Paul T. Cooper
(born 1919)		1 November 196731 July 1968273 days [7]
10
Lt Gen Louis L. Wilson Jr.jpg
Brigadier General
Louis L. Wilson Jr.
(1919–2010)		1 August 196831 July 19701 year, 364 days [9]
11
Brig Gen Robert A. Duffy.jpg
Brigadier General
Robert A. Duffy
(1921–2015)		1 August 197031 July 1971364 days [10]
12
Lt Gen Thomas W. Morgan.jpg
Brigadier General
Thomas W. Morgan
(born 1922)		1 August 197112 November 19721 year, 103 days [11]
13
Maj Gen Herbert A. Lyon.jpg
Brigadier General
Herbert A. Lyon
(1921–2006)		13 November 197229 March 19741 year, 136 days [12]
14
LGEN Henry RC.JPG
Major General
Richard C. Henry
(1925–2020)		16 August 197431 August 19762 years, 15 days [13]
15
Maj Gen Howard E. McCormick.jpg
Major General
Howard E. McCormick
(born 1922)		1 September 19761 July 19781 year, 303 days [14]
16
Maj Gen Gerald K. Hendricks.jpg
Major General
Gerald K. Hendricks
(1928–2020)		1 July 19781 June 19823 years, 335 days [15]
17
Lt Gen Forrest McCartney.jpg
Major General
Forrest S. McCartney
(1931–2012)		1 June 19821 May 1983334 days [16]
18
MGEN Bernard P. Randolph, USAF (uncovered).jpg
Major General
Bernard P. Randolph
(1933–2021)		1 May 198310 June 19841 year, 40 days [17]
19
Brig Gen Donald L. Cromer.jpg
Brigadier General
Donald L. Cromer
(born 1936)		7 January 198530 June 19861 year, 174 days [18]
20
Donald Kutyna 3.jpg
Lieutenant General
Donald J. Kutyna
(born 1933)		1 June 19861 November 19871 year, 153 days [19]
21
Maj Gen Robert R. Rankine Jr.jpg
Major General
Robert R. Rankine Jr.
(born 1936)		1 November 198730 March 19902 years, 149 days [20]
22
Brig Gen Jean E. Klick.jpg
Brigadier General
Jean E. Klick
(born 1943)		31 March 19908 July 19911 year, 99 days [21]
23
Tattini el.jpg
Brigadier General
Eugene L. Tattini
(born 1943)		3 September 19912 December 19943 years, 90 days [22]
24
Brig Gen John S. Boone.jpg
Colonel
John S. Boone
(born c. 1946)		27 November 199521 July 1996237 days [23]
25
Brig Gen John L. Clay.jpg
Brigadier General
John L. Clay
(born c. 1949)		22 July 199621 August 19982 years, 30 days [24]
26
Lt Gen Michael A. Hamel.jpg
Brigadier General
Michael A. Hamel
(born c. 1950)		21 August 199818 August 1999362 days [25]
27
Brig Gen William M. Wilson Jr.jpg
Brigadier General
William M. Wilson Jr.
(born c. 1951)		19 August 199919 October 20012 years, 61 days [26]
28
Maj Gen Craig R. Cooning.jpg
Major General
Craig R. Cooning
(born c. 1951)		20 October 200123 June 20042 years, 247 days [27]
29
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Brigadier General
Larry D. James
(born 1956)		6 July 2004July 2005~1 year, 9 days [28]
30
Brig Gen William N. McCasland.jpg
Brigadier General
Neil McCasland
(born c. 1957)		October 20051 June 2007~1 year, 229 days [29]
31
Brig Gen Ellen M. Pawlikowski.jpg
Brigadier General
Ellen M. Pawlikowski
(born 1956)		10 July 2007May 2008~310 days [29]
32
Brig Gen Susan K. Mashiko (2).jpg
Brigadier General
Susan K. Mashiko
(born c. 1958)		May 2008July 2009~1 year, 61 days [30]
33
Brig Gen Samuel A. Greaves (1).jpg
Brigadier General
Samuel Greaves
(born c. 1960)		August 2009February 2011~1 year, 184 days [31]
34
Brig Gen Roger W. Teague.jpg
Brigadier General
Roger Teague
(born c. 1964)		June 2011August 2012~1 year, 61 days [32]
35
Maj Gen Terrence A. Feehan.jpg
Major General
Terrence Feehan
(born c. 1962)		August 2012May 2014~1 year, 273 days [33]
36
Robert D. McMurry, Jr.jpg
Major General
Robert McMurry
(born c. 1962)		May 2014April 2016~1 year, 336 days [34]
37
Brig Gen Mark A. Baird (1).jpg
Brigadier General
Mark Baird
(born c. 1967)		April 2016June 2017~1 year, 61 days [34]
38
Brig Gen Philip A. Garrant.jpg
Brigadier General
Philip Garrant
(born c. 1969)		June 2017June 2019~2 years [35]
39
Brig Gen Donna D. Shipton.jpg
Brigadier General
Donna D. Shipton
(born c. 1970)		June 20198 June 2020~359 days [36]
40
Brig Gen D. Jason Cothern (2).jpg
Major General
D. Jason Cothern
(born 1970)		8 June 20208 January 20243 years, 214 days [37]
41
Col Michelle K. Idle (3) (cropped).jpg
Major General
Michelle K. Idle
(born 1970)		8 January 2024Incumbent66 days [38]

List of senior enlisted leaders

No.Senior Enlisted LeaderTermRef.
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeDuration
–
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Chief Master Sergeant
Steven F. Crocker		June 2005June 2008~3 years, 0 days [39]
–
CMSgt Stephen R. Ludwig (1).jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Stephen R. Ludwig
(born c. 1966)		June 2008November 2009~1 year, 153 days [40] [41]
–
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Chief Master Sergeant
Mark E. Repp		December 2009February 2012~2 years, 62 days [42]
–
CMSgt Carol A.M. Dockery.jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Carol A.M. Dockery
(born c. 1965)		February 2012September 2013~1 year, 212 days [43]
–
CMSgt Angelica M. Johnson.jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Angelica M. Johnson		September 2013October 2014~1 year, 30 days [44] [45]
–
CMSgt Craig S. Hall.jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Craig S. Hall		October 2014January 2019~4 years, 92 days [46]
–
CCM Lisa R. Arnold.jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Lisa R. Arnold
(born c. 1975)		January 2019June 2021~2 years, 151 days [47]
–
CMSgt Willie H. Frazier II (4).jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Willie H. Frazier II
(born c. 1976)		June 202115 December 2023~2 years, 183 days [48]
–
CMSgt Jacqueline Sauve.jpg
Chief Master Sergeant
Jacqueline Sauvé
(born c. 1985)		15 December 2023Incumbent90 days [49]

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