Jerry G. Beck Jr.
US Army major general (born 1954)
About Jerry G. Beck Jr.
Born 1954.
Continued career
In November 2000, he was assigned as STARC's chief of staff, and he remained in this position until July 2002. After retiring from the military, Beck was the civilian deputy commander of the garrison at Fort Indiantown Gap from 2011 to 2013. He served as Pennsylvania's civilian deputy adjutant general for veterans affairs from 2013 until retiring again in November 2016. and later resided in Hummelstown
Awards Federal Beck's federal awards included: In 2017, Beck was inducted into the Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Hall of Fame.
Dates of rank Beck's effective dates of rank were:
Brigadier General (Retired), 31 August 2011 Brigadier General, 1 March 2003 Colonel, 5 March 1999 Lieutenant Colonel, 23 March 1994 Major, 16 October 1988 Captain, 11 October 1983 First Lieutenant, 26 May 1982 Second Lieutenant, 27 May 1979
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Who is Jerry G. Beck Jr.?
US Army major general (born 1954)
When was Jerry G. Beck Jr. born?
Jerry G. Beck Jr. was born on 18 December 1954.
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