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Do Presidents nominate General Officers?
How does one get to be appointed as a general, and by whom? Whom does a general report to, and who reports to a general?
5 Answers Ryan Parkinson
Ryan Parkinson, Tanker, Abrams Master Gunner, Combat Vet Answered Nov 8 2016 · Author has 396 answers and 482.1k answer views
generals are “appointed” by a military promotion board made up of general officers of the branch in which the officer in question serves, which board recommends (to congress) the promotion from Colonel to Brigadier General (the lowest of five levels of general officer in the US military). Congress then approves or dis-approves the promotion and the President signs the Promotion Order.
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