Daniel J. O'Donohue

O'Donohue graduated from the College of William and Mary and was commissioned in 1984 as a second lieutenant. He graduated from The Basic School at Marine Corps Base Quantico and served as platoon leader in the 2nd Marine Division.[1]

His staff and command assignments include:

• student, Amphibious Warfare School;
• student, Naval Postgraduate School, Ground Structure Planner, Headquarters Marine Corps (1988-1992);
• Company Commanding Officer with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marines (1993-1995);
• Operations Officer, 8th Marine Regiment (1995-1996);
• Operations Officer, Joint Task Force Assured Response and Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force Liberia (1996);
• Tactics Instructor and Program Director, Amphibious Warfare School (1997-2000);
• Operations Officer, 1st Marine Division (2001-2002);
• student, School of Advanced Warfighting;
• Commanding Officer, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines (2002-2004);
• Assistant Chief of Staff G-7 / Division Combat Assessment Officer (2004);
• Deputy Branch Head, Secretary of the Defense's Office of Force Transformation (2005-2007);
• Branch Head, Ground Combat Element Branch, Plans, Policies and Operations, Headquarters Marine Corps (2007-2008);
• Assistant Chief of Staff G-3, 1st Marine Division (2008-2009);
• Commanding Officer, 1st Marine Regiment (2009-2010);
• student, National War College;
• Director, Capabilities Development Directorate, Headquarters Marine Corps (2010-2012);
• Deputy Director for Force Management, Joint Staff J-8 (2013), Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, ISAF Joint Command (2014);
• Commanding General of Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command (2015);
• Commanding General, 1st Marine Division (2015-2017);
• Deputy Commandant, Information, Headquarters Marine Corps (2017-2018)
• and Director for Joint Force Development, Joint Staff J-7.

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