Chain Of Command (COC)

Command Team

O-10 | General | Thomas Thompson

The General of the National Guard has the final say on all matters to the National Guard. The responsibility of the General is to coordinate and run the entirety of NG in all aspects and the General should only be contacted for situations involving high command.

O-9 | Lieutenant General | N/A

The Lieutenant General of the National Guard is the second in Command of all Nat-Guard personnel. The responsibility of the Lieutenant General encompasses the entirety of USNG within all aspects. The Lieutenant General should only be contacted for situations involving the Brigadier general's or below.

O-8 | Major General | Lloyd Wolf

The Major General is the third in Command of all Nat-Guard personnel. Major Generals can/should monitor all personnel inside the United States National Guard. They should check all SOPs, documents, etc to make sure that they are up to date. The responsibility of the Major General is to make sure all officers are supervising correctly and efficiently

O-7 | Brigadier General | Andy Jefferson

The Brigadier General is the fourth in Command of all National Guard personnel. Brigadier Generals can/should monitor all department activity, and all department personnel inside the United States National Guard. The responsibility of the Brigadier General  should only be contacted if proper Chain of Command is followed. The Brigadier General reports directly to the Major General if any incidents occur which may need assistance of a superior. 

O-7 | Brigadier General | Phillip Willison

The Brigadier General is the fourth in Command of all National Guard personnel. Brigadier Generals can/should monitor all department activity, and all department personnel inside the United States National Guard. The responsibility of the Brigadier General  should only be contacted if proper Chain of Command is followed. The Brigadier General reports directly to the Major General if any incidents occur which may need assistance of a superior.