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    General Ann Elizabeth

    Dunwoody

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    Agenda

    Early Years

    o Childhood & Family

    o Education

    U.S. Army Careero Commands

    o Staff Assignments

    o Deployments

    o Career Firsts

    Photo Controversy Awards and Decorationso Other honors

    Conclusion

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    Early Years

    Childhood & Familyo Ann Dunwoody was born in 1953 to Elizabeth and Harold Dunwoody

    at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

    o Her father was a career Army officer, which allowed Ann to live in

    Germany and Belgium while growing up.

    Educationo Graduated from Supreme Headquarters Powers Europe (SHAPE)

    American High School in 1971

    o Graduated from the State University of New York College at Cortland

    in 1975, receiving a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education

    o Quartermaster Officers' Basic Course in 1976

    o

    Basic Airborne School in 1976o Quartermaster Officers' Advanced Course

    o Command and General Staff College

    o Master of Science Degree in Logistics Management from the Florida

    Institute of Technology in 1988

    o Master of Science Degree in National Resource Strategy from the

    Industrial College of the Armed Forces in 1995o United States Army Jumpmaster Course

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    U.S. Army Career

    After college, Dunwoody was direct commissioned in the Women's ArmyCorps

    Dunwoody's first assignment was as a platoon leader in the 226thMaintenance Company, 100th Supply and Services Battalion, Fort Sill,

    Oklahoma

    Commandso During her 30+ years as a Quartermaster Corps officer, she has

    commanded -

    226th Maintenance Company, Fort Sill, Oklahoma

    5th Quartermaster Detachment (Airborne), Kaiserslautern,

    Germany

    407th Supply and Service Battalion/782nd Main Support Battalion(MSB), Fort Bragg, NC

    10th Mountain Division Support Command (DISCOM), Fort Drum,

    NY

    1st Corps Support Command (1st COSCOM), Fort Bragg, NC

    Military Traffic Command (MTMC)/Military Surface Deployment

    and Distribution Command (SDDC), Alexandria, VA

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    U.S. Army Career

    Staff Assignmentso Parachute Officer, 82nd Airborne Division

    o Strategic planner for Army Chief of Staff

    o Executive Officer to the Director, Defense Logistics Agency

    o Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics G-4

    Deploymentso Saudi Arabia, Operation Desert Shield/Operation Desert Storm (1989-

    1991)

    o Afghanistan/Uzbekistan, Operation Enduring Freedom I (2001-2002)

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    U.S. Army Career

    Career Firstso First woman to command a battalion in the 82nd

    Airborne Division

    o

    First female general officer in Fort Bragg, NCo First woman to command the Combined Arms

    Support Command at Fort Lee, Virginia

    o Second female to achieve the rank of Lieutenant

    General behind Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Claudia Kennedy,

    former Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligenceo First woman in US military history to achieve the

    rank of four-star General (ceremony was held at the

    Pentagon on November 14, 2008)

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    Photo Controversy The Department of Defense releasedan altered photo of General Dunwoody,

    in which the background of her photo

    was replaced with a U.S. flag. This

    resulted in the Associated Press

    withdrawing the photo, beginning an

    investigation into its circulation of the

    altered photo, and temporarilysuspending its publication of photos

    provided by the Department of

    Defense. There was no evidence that

    General Dunwoody had any knowledge

    or involvement in the manipulation.

    Associated Press director of

    photography Santiago Lyon said, "Forus, there's a zero-tolerance policy of

    adding or subtracting actual content

    from an image." The Department of

    Defense said that the alteration did not

    violate Army policy, which prohibited

    editing of an image to misrepresent

    facts or circumstances.

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    Awards and Decorations

    Distinguished Service Medal (Army) (1 x bronze oak leaf cluster) Defense Superior Service Medal Legion of Merit (2 x bronze oak leaf clusters) Defense Meritorious Service Medal (1 x silver oak leaf cluster)

    Army Commendation Medal

    Army Achievement Medal National Defense Service Medal (1 x service star) Southwest Asia Service Medal (2 x service stars) Kuwait Liberation Medal (Saudi Arabia) Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait) Master Parachutist Badge (US) Parachute Rigger Badge Army Staff Identification Badge Parachutist Badge (German)

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    Awards and Decorations

    1998 Recipient of the Military Distinguished Order of Saint Martin (ArmyQuartermaster Corps)

    2001 Distinguished Alumna for Cortland State SUNY. 2002 Inducted as a Distinguished Member of the Quartermaster Regiment.

    2004 Recipient of the National Defense Transportation Associations DoDDistinguished Service Award.

    2007 Recipient of Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW) DistinguishedService Award.

    2008 First female four-star general in the United States Armed Services. 2012 Inducted into the Quartermaster Hall of Fame 2012 Recipient Ancient Order of Saint Martin (Army Quartermaster Corps)

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    Summary

    Early Yearso Childhood & Family

    o Education

    U.S. Army Careero Commands

    o Staff Assignments

    o Deployments

    o Career Firsts

    Photo Controversy

    Awards and Decorations Other honors

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