The Generals of WWII
Generals from USA
Miller, Henry Jervis Friese
Major-General
* 10th of September 1890
† 7th of January 1949
(USAAF)
Promotions
| 1936-11-01 | Lieutenant-Colonel |
| 1940-03-01 | Colonel (Temporary) |
| 1941-06-26 | Colonel (Army of the United States) |
| 1941-07-10 | Brigadier-General (Army of the United States) |
| 1942-02-27 | Major-General (Army of the United States) |
| 1944-03-01 | Colonel |
| 1944-05-06 | Termination of rank Major-General (Army of the United States) |
| 1944-05-06 | Termination of rank Brigadier-General (Army of the United States) |
| 1948-12-XX | Brigadier-General (Retired) |
Service
| 1935-XX-XX | – | 1937-XX-XX | Commanding Officer Brooks Field, Texas |
| 1937-07-08 | – | 1941-03-10 | Commanding Officer San Antonio Air Depot, Texas |
| 1941-03-15 | – | 1941-10-16 | Commanding Officer Maintenance Command |
| 1941-10-17 | – | 1942-XX-XX | Commanding General Air Service Command |
| 1942-XX-XX | – | 1943-10-15 | Commanding General 8th Air Force Service Command [United Kingdom] |
| 1943-10-16 | – | 1944-05-06 | Commanding General 9th Air Force Service Command [United Kingdom] |
| 1944-05-06 | Relieved of duty and reduced in grade to Colonel by General Dwight D. Eisenhower for breach of security - while drunk in a London hotel, Miller publicly took bets that the D-Day invasion would occur before 15.06.1944 | ||
| 1944-11-30 | Retired |
Picture source: Courtesy of Shawn M. Bohannon