chief of the general staff

Chief of the General Staff (CGS) is the title of the professional head of the British Army since 1964. Prior to this period the title was Chief of the Imperial General Staff. The title was also used for four years between the demise of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in 1904 and the introduction of Chief of the Imperial General Staff in 1908. The post was then held by General Sir Neville Lyttleton.

Chiefs of the General Staff, 1964-present

General Sir Richard Hull 1964-1965
General Sir James Cassels 1965-1968
General Sir Geoffrey Baker 1968-1971
General Sir Michael Carver 1971-1973
General Sir Peter Hunt 1973-1976
General Sir Roland Gibbs 1976-1979
General Sir Edwin Bramall 1979-1982
General Sir John Stanier 1982-1985
Field Marshal Sir Nigel Bagnall 1985-1989
General Sir John Chapple 1989-1992
General Sir Peter Inge 1992-1994
General Sir Charles Guthrie 1994-1997
General Sir Roger Wheeler 1997-2000
General Sir Michael Walker 2000-2003
General Sir Michael Jackson 2003-present

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