Leadership of the United States Southern Command

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This is a list of all commanders, deputy commanders, senior enlisted leaders, and chiefs of staff of the United States Southern Command.

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Current combatant command staff

List of commanders of the United States Southern Command

Commander of the United States Southern Command
Seal of the United States Southern Command.svg
Emblem of the United States Southern Command
ADM Alvin Holsey.jpg
since 7 November 2024
United States Department of Defense
TypeUnified combatant commander
AbbreviationCDRUSSOUTHOM [9]
Reports to President of the United States
Secretary of Defense
Seat MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, U.S.
Nominator Secretary of Defense
AppointerThe President
with Senate advice and consent
Term length 2–3 years
(approx.)
Constituting instrument 10 U.S.C.   § 167
FormationNovember 1947
First holder Willis D. Crittenberger
DeputyDeputy Commander, United States Southern Command
No.CommanderTermService branch
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeTerm length
1
Willis D. Crittenberger.JPG
Crittenberger, Willis D.Lieutenant General
Willis D. Crittenberger
(1890–1980)
November 1947June 1948~ 213 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
2
Matthew B. Ridgway.jpg
Ridgway, Matthew B.Lieutenant General
Matthew B. Ridgway
(1895–1993)
June 1948October 1949~ 1 year, 122 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
3
William H. H. Morris Jr.jpg
Morris Jr., William H. H.Lieutenant General
William H. H. Morris Jr.
(1890–1971)
October 1949April 1952~ 2 years, 183 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
4
Horace L. McBride.jpg
McBride, Horace L.Lieutenant General
Horace L. McBride
(1894–1962)
April 1952June 1954~ 2 years, 61 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
5
William Kelly Harrison Jr.jpg
Harrison Jr., William K.Lieutenant General
William K. Harrison Jr.
(1895–1987)
June 1954January 1957~ 2 years, 214 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
6
Robert Miller Montague.jpg
Montague, Robert M.Lieutenant General
Robert M. Montague
(1899–1958)
January 1957February 1958~ 1 year, 31 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
7
Ridgely Gaither as commander of the 11th Airborne Division in 1952.jpg
Gaither, RidgelyLieutenant General
Ridgely Gaither
(1903–1992)
April 1958July 1960~ 2 years, 91 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
8
Lieutenant General Robert F Sink506e.png
Sink, Robert F.Lieutenant General
Robert F. Sink
(1905–1965)
July 1960January 1961~ 184 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
9
GEN O'Meara, Andrew Pick cropped.jpg
O'Meara, AndrewGeneral
Andrew P. O'Meara
(1907–2005)
6 January 196122 February 19654 years, 47 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
10
Robert W. Porter, Jr. portrait.jpg
Porter, RobertGeneral
Robert W. Porter Jr.
(1908–2000)
22 February 196518 February 19693 years, 362 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
11
Gen George R Mather.jpg
Mather, GeorgeGeneral
George R. Mather
(1911–1993)
18 February 196920 September 19712 years, 214 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
12
GEN Underwood, George V Jr.jpg
Underwood, GeorgeGeneral
George V. Underwood Jr.
(1913–1984)
20 September 197117 January 19731 year, 119 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
13
William B Rosson.jpg
Rosson, WilliamGeneral
William B. Rosson
(1918–2004)
17 January 19731 August 19752 years, 196 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
14
Lt. Gen. Dennis P. McAuliffe.jpg
McAuliffe, DennisLieutenant General
Dennis P. McAuliffe
1 August 19751 October 19794 years, 61 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
15
Wallace H. Nutting, official military photo portrait, 1983.JPEG
Nutting, WallaceLieutenant General
Wallace H. Nutting
(born 1928)
1 October 197924 May 19833 years, 235 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
16
GEN Gorman, Paul Francis.jpg
Gorman, PaulGeneral
Paul F. Gorman
(born 1927)
24 May 19831 March 19851 year, 281 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
17
Gen. John R. Galvin (2).jpg
Galvin, JohnGeneral
John R. Galvin
(1929–2015)
1 March 19856 June 19872 years, 97 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
18
Frederick Woerner.jpg
Woerner, FrederickGeneral
Frederick F. Woerner Jr.
(born 1933)
6 June 19871 October 19892 years, 117 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
19
Maxwell R Thurman.jpg
Thurman, MaxwellGeneral
Maxwell R. Thurman
(1931–1995)
1 October 198921 November 19901 year, 51 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
20
General George A. Joulwan, USA.jpg
Joulwan, GeorgeGeneral
George A. Joulwan
(born 1939)
21 November 1990October 1993~ 2 years, 314 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Major General Walter T. Farnsworth, US Air Force, as a colonel.jpg
Worthington, W.Major General
Walter T. Worthington
Acting
October 199317 February 1994~ 139 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
21
Barry McCaffrey.jpg
McCaffrey, BarryGeneral
Barry McCaffrey
(born 1942)
17 February 19941 March 19962 years, 13 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Rear Adm. James B. Perkins.jpg
Perkins, JamesRear Admiral
James Perkins
Acting
1 March 199626 June 1996117 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
22
General Wesley Clark official photograph.jpg
Clark, WesleyGeneral
Wesley Clark
(born 1944)
26 June 199613 July 19971 year, 17 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Rear Adm. (lower half) Walter F. Doran, USN (uncovered).jpg
Doran, Walter F.Rear Admiral
Walter F. Doran
(born 1945)
Acting
13 July 199725 September 199774 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
23
Charles E. Wilhelm.jpg
Wilhelm, CharlesGeneral
Charles E. Wilhelm
(born 1941)
25 September 19978 September 20002 years, 349 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
24
Defense.gov News Photo 001005-D-0000L-001.jpg
Pace, PeterGeneral
Peter Pace
(born 1945)
8 September 200030 September 20011 year, 22 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
-
OfficialPhoto SpeerGaryD ACU 2006-05.JPG
Speer, GaryMajor General
Gary D. Speer
Acting
30 September 200118 August 2002322 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
25
James T Hill.jpg
Hill, JamesGeneral
James T. Hill
(born 1946)
18 August 20029 November 20042 years, 83 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
26
Bantz J. Craddock.jpg
Craddock, BantzGeneral
Bantz J. Craddock
(born 1949)
9 November 200419 October 20061 year, 344 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
27
ADM James G. Stavridis.jpg
Stavridis, JamesAdmiral
James G. Stavridis
(born 1955)
19 October 200625 June 20092 years, 249 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
28
DouglasFraserUSAF.jpg
Fraser, DouglasGeneral
Douglas M. Fraser
(born 1953)
25 June 200919 November 20123 years, 147 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
29
John F. Kelly, 2012.jpg
Kelly, JohnGeneral
John F. Kelly
(born 1950)
19 November 201214 January 20163 years, 56 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
30
ADM Kurt W. Tidd.jpg
Tidd, KurtAdmiral
Kurt W. Tidd
(born 1956)
14 January 201626 November 20182 years, 316 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
31
Faller Southcom 2.jpg
Faller, CraigAdmiral
Craig S. Faller
(born 1961)
26 November 201829 October 20212 years, 337 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
32
GEN Laura J. Richardson.jpg
Richardson, LauraGeneral
Laura J. Richardson
(born 1963)
29 October 20217 November 20243 years, 9 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
33
ADM Alvin Holsey.jpg
Holsey, AlvinAdmiral
Alvin Holsey
(born 1965)
7 November 2024Incumbent22 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy

List of military deputy commanders of the United States Southern Command

No.Deputy CommanderTermService branch
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeTerm length
-
Portrait gray.png
Smith, Jerome F. Jr.Rear Admiral
Jerome F. Smith Jr. [11]
August 1990~July 1994~3 years, 334 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
Portrait gray.png
Perkins, James B. IIIRear Admiral
Walter T. Worthington [13]
July 1992~July 1994~2 years U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
Portrait gray.png
Perkins, James B. IIIRear Admiral
James B. Perkins III [15]
July 1994~December 1996~2 years, 153 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
Rear Adm. (lower half) Walter F. Doran, USN (uncovered).jpg
Doran, WalterRear Admiral
Walter Doran [17]
(born 1945)
December 1996July 1998~1 year, 212 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
OfficialPhoto SpeerGaryD ACU 2006-05.JPG
Speer, GaryMajor General
Gary D. Speer
July 2000October 2002~2 years, 92 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Lt Gen Glenn F. Spears (2).jpg
Spears, GlennLieutenant General
Glenn Spears
(born 1956)
June 2006July 2009~3 years, 30 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
P. K. (Ken) Keen.jpg
Keen, KenLieutenant General
Ken Keen
(born 1952)
2009May 2011~1 year, 319 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Kernan white.jpg
Kernan, Joseph D.Vice Admiral
Joseph D. Kernan
(born 1955)
May 2011September 2013~2 years, 123 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
Lieutenant General Kenneth E Tovo.jpg
Tovo, Kenneth E.Lieutenant General
Kenneth E. Tovo
(born 1961)
September 2013June 2015~1 year, 273 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Lieutenant General Joseph P. DiSalvo.jpg
DiSalvo, Joseph P.Lieutenant General
Joseph P. DiSalvo
(born 1965)
June 2015August 2018~3 years, 61 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Lt. Gen. Michael T. Plehn.jpg
Plehn, Michael T.Lieutenant General
Michael T. Plehn
(born 1965)
22 October 201820 December 20202 years, 59 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
Lt. Gen. Andrew A. Croft (3).jpg
Croft, Andrew A.Lieutenant General
Andrew A. Croft
(born 1965)
20 December 20201 February 20232 years, 43 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
VADM Alvin Holsey (2).jpg
Holsey, AlvinVice Admiral
Alvin Holsey
(born 1965)
1 February 20237 November 20241 year, 280 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
Lt Gen Evan L. Pettus (2).jpg
Pettus, EvanLieutenant General
Evan Pettus
7 November 2024Incumbent22 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force

List of senior enlisted leaders of the United States Southern Command

No.Senior enlisted leaderTermService branch
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeTerm length
-
CSM Michael M. Balch.jpg
Command Sergeant Major
Michael M. Balch [19]
6 December 2004~August 2009~4 years, 252 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
SgtMaj Louis M. Espinal.jpg
Sergeant Major
Louis M. Espinal [21]
9 October 2009~April 2012~2 years, 189 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
-
CSM Eric J. Geressy.jpg
Command Sergeant Major
Eric J. Geressy [23]
April 2012August 2014~1 year, 212 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
CSM William B. Zaiser.jpg
Command Sergeant Major
William B. Zaiser
~August 20146 January 2017~2 years, 144 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Bryan K. Zickefoose (3).jpg
Sergeant Major
Bryan K. Zickefoose [25]
6 January 201717 August 20203 years, 224 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
-
Benjamin Jones (5).jpg
Command Sergeant Major
Benjamin Jones
17 August 20206 September 20233 years, 20 days Military service mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
SgtMaj Rafael Rodriguez (4).jpg
Sergeant Major
Rafael Rodriguez [27]
6 September 2023Incumbent1 year, 84 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps

List of chiefs of staff of the United States Southern Command

No.Chief of StaffTermService branch
PortraitNameTook officeLeft officeTerm length
-
Juan G. Ayala.jpg
Major General
Juan G. Ayala [29]
(born 1956)
June 2010May 2012~1 year, 335 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps
-
MG Joseph P. DiSalvo.jpg
Major General
Joseph P. DiSalvo [31]
May 2012June 2013~1 year, 31 days Mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Mark C. Nowland (4).jpg
Major General
Mark C. Nowland
(born 1958)
June 2013December 2014~1 year, 183 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
Maj Gen Michael T. Plehn (1).jpg
Major General
Michael T. Plehn
(born 1965)
January 2015June 2017~2 years, 151 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
Maj Gen Jon A. Norman (2).jpg
Major General
Jon A. Norman [33]
June 2017July 2018~1 year, 30 days U.S. Air Force service mark.svg
U.S. Air Force
-
Patricia M. Anslow.jpg
Major General
Patricia M. Anslow [35]
July 2018June 2020~1 year, 336 days Mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
Yvette M. Davids (3).jpg
Rear Admiral
Yvette M. Davids [37]
(born 1967)
June 2020July 2022~2 years, 30 days Emblem of the United States Navy.svg
U.S. Navy
-
MG Scott A. Jackson (3).jpg
Major General
Scott A. Jackson [39]
(born 1970)
July 2022July 2024~1 year, 352 days Mark of the United States Army.svg
U.S. Army
-
MajGen Julie L. Nethercot.jpg
Major General
Julie L. Nethercot
July 2024Incumbent~151 days Emblem of the United States Marine Corps.svg
U.S. Marine Corps

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