Major General James M. Kowalski is Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command (Provisional), Washington, D.C. He is responsible for establishing Air Force Global Strike Command, the lead Major Command for all nuclear deterrence and global strike-related functions. His duties include the execution of the Air Force Programming Acton Directive to establish the command charged with restoring discipline, accountability and excellence in our nation's nuclear operations.
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- Major General James M. Kowalski is Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command (Provisional), Washington, D.C. He is responsible for establishing Air Force Global Strike Command, the lead Major Command for all nuclear deterrence and global strike-related functions. His duties include the execution of the Air Force Programming Acton Directive to establish the command charged with restoring discipline, accountability and excellence in our nation's nuclear operations. General Kowalski was commissioned in 1979 through the ROTC program at the University of Cincinnati. He has held a variety of operational commands, including a bomb squadron, an operations group, a bomb wing and an air control wing. His contingency and wartime experience include command of the 2nd Operations Group when they deployed B-52s for combat during Operation Noble Anvil and Operation Allied Force, and command of the 28th Bomb Wing when they deployed B-1s for Operation Iraqi Freedom. From January 2003 to May 2003 General Kowalski commanded the 405th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia where he led a combined wing of B-1s, E-3s and KC-135s to provide strike, battle management and air refueling for operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and Southern Watch. His previous staff assignments include Headquarters Air Combat Command, Headquarters Air Force, and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (Taken from U.S. Air Force Biography)
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- Major General James M. Kowalski is Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command (Provisional), Washington, D.C. He is responsible for establishing Air Force Global Strike Command, the lead Major Command for all nuclear deterrence and global strike-related functions. His duties include the execution of the Air Force Programming Acton Directive to establish the command charged with restoring discipline, accountability and excellence in our nation's nuclear operations.
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