Lieutenant GeneralWilliam E. Ingram Jr. (born January 21, 1948) is a retired United States Army officer who served as the Director of the Army National Guard. He was the 20th individual and the third three-star general to lead the Army National Guard since 1948, when the office was established as Chief, Army Division, National Guard Bureau. In this assignment Ingram guided the formulation, development and implementation of all programs and policies affecting the Army National Guard, a force of more than 350,000 citizen soldiers in the 50 States, three Territories and the District of Columbia.[1]
William E. Ingram Jr.
Born
(1948-01-21) January 21, 1948 (age 76) Elizabeth City, North Carolina
During his career, Ingram advanced through staff and command positions of increasing rank and responsibility, including Commander of 1st Battalion 119th Infantry and Commander of the 139th Support Detachment.[7][8]
In July 2001, Ingram was appointed Adjutant General of North Carolina, where he oversaw the largest mobilization of the North Carolina National Guard since World War II. While serving as the Adjutant General he also served as a member and subsequently as chairman of the Army Reserve Forces Policy Committee.[14][15]
In October 2010, he was called to the Pentagon to serve as special assistant to the Army's Vice Chief of Staff. He served in this assignment until his November, 2011 appointment to succeed Raymond W. Carpenter as Director of the Army National Guard.[16]
He retired in January, 2014, and was followed by Major GeneralJudd H. Lyons, the Deputy Director, who was appointed Acting Director pending the selection of a permanent successor.[17][18] Ingram received a second award of the Army Distinguished Service Medal at his retirement ceremony.[19]
Civilian careeredit
In civilian life, from 1975 to 1988 Ingram was General Manager, Corporate Secretary and Treasurer of N.C. Green Oil Company, a petroleum marketing firm in Williamston.[20] He is a past director of the North Carolina Petroleum Marketers Association and the Williamston Rotary Club as well as a past director of the Martin CountyChamber of Commerce and the Martin County Bureau of Travel and Tourism. General Ingram was also a director of Martin County's Committee of 100, an organization involved in local economic development efforts.[21]
Familyedit
Ingram is a native of coastal North Carolina. His wife Lil and he have three adult children and two granddaughters.[22] General Ingram's father, Major General William E. Ingram Sr., served as Adjutant General of North Carolina from 1977 To 1983.[23]
^Henry Cunningham, N.C. native leaves command in Kosovo, Fayetteville Observer, August 12, 1999
^Kentucky National Guard, Speakers biography, William E. Ingram, Jr., State Conference program, 2011
^Tad Lichtenauer, Top Military Leader, Cross & Crescent (Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity newsletter), August, 2011
^William F. West, Ingram is new Army National Guard director, The Daily Advance, December 19, 2011
^National Guard Association of the United States, Army Guard Director to Retire after 40 Years in Uniform, January 15, 2014
^Sgt. 1st Class Jim Greenhill, National Guard Bureau, Retiring Army Guard Director: Preserve This National Treasure, January 14, 2014
^National Guard Bureau, LTG William E. Ingram, Jr. 19th Director, Army National Guard Retirement Ceremony on YouTube, (Time 7 minutes, 54 seconds), January 16, 2014
^Associated Press, Easley Names Ingram State Guard Leader, published in The Robesonian, July 11, 2001
^Lt. Col. Robert Carver, Press release, Williamston Resident, Elizabeth City Native William E. Ingram, Jr., Selected to Head Nation's Army National Guard, North Carolina National Guard Office of Public Affairs and Visual Information, November 17, 2011
^Army National Guard, Biographical summary, William E. Ingram, Jr., retrieved September 20, 2012
^Erika N. Colton, Military service is a family affair for many, National Guard magazine, September, 2005, pages 39 to 40
^NGB Diversity Conference, Speaker's biography, Lieutenant General William E. Ingram, Jr., 2012
^Official Biography, William E. Ingram, Jr., accessed September 19, 2012
^National Guard Bureau General Officer Management Office, General Officer biography, William E. Ingram, Jr., 2012
^Technical Sergeant Brian Christiansen, N.C. National Guard Honors Lt. Gen. Ingram, Former N.C. Adjutant General, North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs, May 31, 2012
^NGB Diversity Conference, Speaker's biography, Lieutenant General William E. Ingram, Jr., 2012
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Lieutenant General William E Ingram Jr born January 21 1948 is a retired United States Army officer who served as the Director of the Army National Guard He was the 20th individual and the third three star general to lead the Army National Guard since 1948 when the office was established as Chief Army Division National Guard Bureau In this assignment Ingram guided the formulation development and implementation of all programs and policies affecting the Army National Guard a force of more than 350 000 citizen soldiers in the 50 States three Territories and the District of Columbia 1 William E Ingram Jr Born 1948 01 21 January 21 1948 age 76 Elizabeth City North CarolinaAllegianceUnited StatesService wbr branchUnited States ArmyYears of service1970 2014RankLieutenant GeneralCommands heldArmy National GuardNorth Carolina National Guard60th Troop CommandTask Force SabreTask Force Pershing139th Support Detachment1st Battalion 119th InfantryAwardsArmy Distinguished Service Medal 2 Legion of Merit Ingram assumed the position and was promoted to lieutenant general on November 28 2011 in a ceremony held at the Pentagon which was presided over by Army Chief of Staff Raymond T Odierno and National Guard Bureau Chief Craig R McKinley 2 He retired in a ceremony presided over by Frank J Grass at Joint Base Myer Henderson Hall on January 14 2014 3 Contents 1 Military career 1 1 General officer 2 Civilian career 3 Family 4 Education 5 Assignments 6 Awards and decorations 7 Additional accomplishments 8 Effective dates of promotions 9 References 10 External linksMilitary career editWilliam Emmett Ingram Jr was born in Elizabeth City North Carolina on January 21 1948 4 5 He enlisted as an Infantryman in the North Carolina Army National Guard in 1970 and received his commission in 1972 as a Distinguished Graduate of the North Carolina Military Academy s Officer Candidate School 6 During his career Ingram advanced through staff and command positions of increasing rank and responsibility including Commander of 1st Battalion 119th Infantry and Commander of the 139th Support Detachment 7 8 In 1997 Ingram deployed to the Balkans as Commander of Task Force Pershing based at Camp Sava North Slavonski Brod Croatia He then commanded the 60th Troop Command in Rocky Mount North Carolina before returning to the Balkans in 1999 to serve as Chief of Staff United Nations Preventative Deployment UNPREDEP Skopje Macedonia and Commander Task Force Sabre Camp Able Sentry Petrovec Macedonia 9 10 11 12 13 General officer edit In July 2001 Ingram was appointed Adjutant General of North Carolina where he oversaw the largest mobilization of the North Carolina National Guard since World War II While serving as the Adjutant General he also served as a member and subsequently as chairman of the Army Reserve Forces Policy Committee 14 15 In October 2010 he was called to the Pentagon to serve as special assistant to the Army s Vice Chief of Staff He served in this assignment until his November 2011 appointment to succeed Raymond W Carpenter as Director of the Army National Guard 16 He retired in January 2014 and was followed by Major General Judd H Lyons the Deputy Director who was appointed Acting Director pending the selection of a permanent successor 17 18 Ingram received a second award of the Army Distinguished Service Medal at his retirement ceremony 19 Civilian career editIn civilian life from 1975 to 1988 Ingram was General Manager Corporate Secretary and Treasurer of N C Green Oil Company a petroleum marketing firm in Williamston 20 He is a past director of the North Carolina Petroleum Marketers Association and the Williamston Rotary Club as well as a past director of the Martin County Chamber of Commerce and the Martin County Bureau of Travel and Tourism General Ingram was also a director of Martin County s Committee of 100 an organization involved in local economic development efforts 21 Family editIngram is a native of coastal North Carolina His wife Lil and he have three adult children and two granddaughters 22 General Ingram s father Major General William E Ingram Sr served as Adjutant General of North Carolina from 1977 To 1983 23 Education edit1970 North Carolina State University Bachelor of Science Textile Chemistry Raleigh North Carolina 1972 Infantry Officer Basic Course Fort Benning Georgia 1978 Infantry Officer Advanced Course Fort Benning Georgia 1982 Command and General Staff Officer Course United States Army Command and General Staff College by correspondence 1983 United States Air Force Joint Firepower Control Course United States Air Force Ground Operations School Hurlburt Field Florida 1988 Terrorism in Low Intensity Conflict Course John F Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School Fort Bragg North Carolina 1993 Reserve Components National Security Course National Defense University Naval Air Station Pensacola Pensacola Florida 1997 United States Army War College by correspondence 2002 Black Sea Security Program John F Kennedy School of Government Harvard University Cambridge Massachusetts 2007 Executive Course on National and International Security George Washington University Washington D C 2010 University of North Carolina Army Strategic Leadership Development Program Intermediate Chapel Hill North Carolina 24 Assignments editJune 1972 June 1973 Platoon Leader Company A 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Wilson North Carolina June 1973 August 1975 Platoon Leader Mortar Detachment 2 Company B 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Woodland North Carolina August 1975 December 1976 Platoon Leader Rifle Detachment 2 Company B 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Woodland North Carolina December 1976 February 1979 Executive Officer Company B 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Williamston North Carolina February 1979 November 1982 Commander Company B 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Williamston North Carolina December 1982 July 1984 S 3 Air 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Ahoskie North Carolina August 1984 December 1985 S 4 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Ahoskie North Carolina January 1986 March 1988 S 3 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Ahoskie North Carolina March 1988 July 1991 Assistant S 3 30th Infantry Brigade Mechanized Separate Clinton North Carolina August 1991 February 1995 Commander 1st Battalion 119th Infantry Ahoskie North Carolina February 1995 April 1997 Rear Operations Officer 139th Support Detachment Morrisville North Carolina May 1997 August 1997 Commander 139th Support Detachment Morrisville North Carolina August 1997 February 1998 Commander Task Force Pershing Camp Sava North Slavonski Brod Croatia February 1998 July 1998 Commander 139th Support Detachment Morrisville North Carolina August 1998 February 1999 Commander 60th Troop Command Rocky Mount North Carolina February 1999 May 1999 Chief of Staff United Nations Preventative Deployment UNPREDEP Skopje Macedonia May 1999 August 1999 Commander Task Force Sabre Camp Able Sentry Petrovec Macedonia August 1999 October 1999 Commander 60th Troop Command Rocky Mount North Carolina October 1999 July 2001 State Training Officer Headquarters State Area Regional Command Raleigh North Carolina July 2001 September 2010 The Adjutant General North Carolina Joint Force Headquarters Raleigh North Carolina October 2010 November 2011 Special Assistant to the Vice Chief of Staff Army Pentagon Washington District of Columbia November 2011 January 2014 Director Army National Guard Pentagon Washington District of Columbia 25 Awards and decorations edit nbsp Air Assault Badge nbsp Army Staff Identification Badge nbsp 119th Infantry Regiment Distinctive Unit Insignia nbsp nbsp Army Distinguished Service Medal with one bronze oak leaf cluster nbsp Legion of Merit nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Meritorious Service Medal with three oak leaf clusters nbsp nbsp Army Commendation Medal with one oak leaf clusters nbsp Army Achievement Medal nbsp Army Superior Unit Award 26 nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal with one silver and two bronze oak leaf clusters nbsp nbsp nbsp National Defense Service Medal with two bronze service stars nbsp Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal nbsp nbsp nbsp Kosovo Campaign Medal with 2 Service Stars nbsp Global War on Terrorism Service Medal nbsp Armed Forces Service Medal nbsp Humanitarian Service Medal nbsp nbsp Armed Forces Reserve Medal with Gold Hourglass and M Device nbsp Army Service Ribbon nbsp nbsp Army Reserve Components Overseas Training Ribbon with bronze award numeral 9 nbsp UNPREDEP Preventive Deployment Force nbsp nbsp NATO Medal for Yugoslavia 1 bronze service star nbsp The Brotherhood of Arms Award Republic of Moldova nbsp Unidentified nbsp North Carolina Commendation Medal nbsp North Carolina Achievement Medal nbsp North Carolina State Active Duty Ribbon nbsp North Carolina Service Ribbon nbsp North Carolina Governor s Unit Citation nbsp North Carolina Meritorious Unit Citation nbsp North Carolina Outstanding Unit AwardAdditional accomplishments editOrder of Saint Maurice National Infantry Association Order of the Long Leaf Pine Governor of North Carolina 27 Effective dates of promotions editInsignia Rank Date nbsp Lieutenant General November 14 2011 nbsp Major General June 27 2003 nbsp Brigadier General July 16 2001 nbsp Colonel May 2 1997 nbsp Lieutenant Colonel August 1 1991 nbsp Major January 31 1986 nbsp Captain May 4 1979 nbsp First Lieutenant June 23 1975 nbsp Second Lieutenant September 24 1972 28 References edit National Guard Bureau General Officer Management Office Official Biography William E Ingram Jr accessed September 19 2012 Sergeant Darron Salzer National Guard Bureau Ingram promoted sworn in as Army National Guard director U S Army News Page November 28 2011 Michelle Tan Army Times Director of Army National Guard Retires January 14 2014 North Carolina Birth and Death Indexes 1800 2000 entry for William Emmett Ingram Jr retrieved September 19 2012 G K Butterfield Remarks Recognizing Lieutenant General William E Ingram Jr Congressional Record Volume 157 Number 182 November 30 2011 Staff report Maj Gen William Ingram approved for Army National Guard s top job Fayette Observer November 20 2011 Staff report Easley names Ingram new adjutant general of the N C National Guard The Daily Reflector July 22 2001 Freedom Speaks Official Profile North Carolina NC Governor s Cabinet State Adjutant General William E Ingram Jr 2006 Association of the United States Army Author s Biography William E Ingram Jr AUSA Magazine August 2012 page 26 Kathy Ford Former N C TAG Nominated to Lead Army Guard North Carolina National Guard Association October 18 2011 William J Clinton Remarks to Kosovo International Security Force Troops in Skopje The American Presidency Project June 22 1999 North Carolina Senate 01 29 2003 pdf Senate Journal 2003 page 207 Henry Cunningham N C native leaves command in Kosovo Fayetteville Observer August 12 1999 Kentucky National Guard Speakers biography William E Ingram Jr State Conference program 2011 Tad Lichtenauer Top Military Leader Cross amp Crescent Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity newsletter August 2011 William F West Ingram is new Army National Guard director The Daily Advance December 19 2011 National Guard Association of the United States Army Guard Director to Retire after 40 Years in Uniform January 15 2014 Sgt 1st Class Jim Greenhill National Guard Bureau Retiring Army Guard Director Preserve This National Treasure January 14 2014 National Guard Bureau LTG William E Ingram Jr 19th Director Army National Guard Retirement Ceremony on YouTube Time 7 minutes 54 seconds January 16 2014 Associated Press Easley Names Ingram State Guard Leader published in The Robesonian July 11 2001 Lt Col Robert Carver Press release Williamston Resident Elizabeth City Native William E Ingram Jr Selected to Head Nation s Army National Guard North Carolina National Guard Office of Public Affairs and Visual Information November 17 2011 Army National Guard Biographical summary William E Ingram Jr retrieved September 20 2012 Erika N Colton Military service is a family affair for many National Guard magazine September 2005 pages 39 to 40 NGB Diversity Conference Speaker s biography Lieutenant General William E Ingram Jr 2012 Official Biography William E Ingram Jr accessed September 19 2012 National Guard Bureau General Officer Management Office General Officer biography William E Ingram Jr 2012 Technical Sergeant Brian Christiansen N C National Guard Honors Lt Gen Ingram Former N C Adjutant General North Carolina National Guard Public Affairs May 31 2012 NGB Diversity Conference Speaker s biography Lieutenant General William E Ingram Jr 2012External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to William E Ingram Jr Lt Gen William Ingram Jr s 375th Birthday Message on YouTube December 7 2011 Sexual Assault Helpline PSA Lieutenant General William E Ingram Jr on YouTube April 12 2012 Role of Army National Guard Washington Journal C Span August 4 2012 LTG William E Ingram Jr 19th Director Army National Guard Retirement Ceremony on YouTube January 14 2014 Military offices Preceded byRaymond W Carpenter Acting Director of the Army National Guard2011 2014 Succeeded byJudd H Lyons Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title William E Ingram Jr amp oldid 1090067441, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,