U.S. Army major general, Chief of the Army Reserve
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Key moments and achievements from Roger Sandler's life.
Roger was born
· Columbus, Georgia, USA
Service
Roger Sandler joined the United States Army in August 1956, beginning a military career that would span nearly four decades.
Service
Roger Sandler joined the United States Army in August 1956, beginning a military career that would span nearly four decades.
Appointment
Sandler was appointed Chief of the United States Army Reserve on August 1, 1991, taking on responsibility for the readiness and welfare of the Army's reserve soldiers.
Appointment
Sandler was appointed Chief of the United States Army Reserve on August 1, 1991, taking on responsibility for the readiness and welfare of the Army's reserve soldiers.
Command
He took command of the newly unified U.S. Army Reserve Command as it became fully operational, consolidating Army Reserve troop command under a single headquarters.
Command
He took command of the newly unified U.S. Army Reserve Command as it became fully operational, consolidating Army Reserve troop command under a single headquarters.
Retirement
Sandler retired from active service in January 1994 after serving as Chief of the Army Reserve, then continued his advocacy for reserve forces in civilian life.
Retirement
Sandler retired from active service in January 1994 after serving as Chief of the Army Reserve, then continued his advocacy for reserve forces in civilian life.
Roger Sandler passed away
