Epameinondas Pentheroudakis

Epameinondas Pentheroudakis
Epameinondas Pentheroudakis
Native name	Επαμεινώνδας Πενθερουδάκης
Born	1926; Episkopi, Lappes, Second Hellenic Republic
Died	1996
Allegiance	Greece
Service/branch	Hellenic Army
Rank	General
Wars	Greek Civil War

Epameinondas Pentheroudakis tou Georgiou (Greek: Επαμεινώνδας Πενθερουδάκης του Γεωργίου; Episkopi, Lappes, 1926 – 1996) was a general of the Greek army. He acted as the Chief of the Hellenic Army General Staff from 1984 to 1986.[1]

He was a close associate of Antonis Drossoyannis.[1]

References

Brief History of the Hellenic Army General Staff (in Greek). Athens: Hellenic Army General Staff, 7th Staff Office. 2001. p. 190. ISBN 978-960-7897-44-2.

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[:0-1] Brief History of the Hellenic Army General Staff (in Greek). Athens: Hellenic Army General Staff, 7th Staff Office. 2001. p. 190. ISBN 978-960-7897-44-2.

Chiefs of the Hellenic Army General Staff
Sapountzakis Danglis Nider^§ Kontogiannis^§ Dousmanis Metaxas^† Dousmanis Moschopoulos Stratigos^† Charalambis A. Vlachopoulos Gouvelis Dousmanis Exadaktylos^§ Makrykostas Dousmanis N. Vlachopoulos Klados Mazarakis-Ainian Sarigiannis Mazarakis-Ainian N. Vlachopoulos Merentitis^† Mazarakis-Ainian K. Manetas Th. Manetas Katheniotis Chasapidis Papagos Pallis Batas Maraveas Skoulas Bourdaras Laios^† Liosis^† Ventiris Liosis^† Dromazos Spiliotopoulos Ventiris Giatzis Kosmas Grigoropoulos Tsakalotos Tsingounis Gikas Nikolopoulos Seiradakis Kardamakis Sakellariou Gennimatas Spandidakis Angelis ^‡ Tsoumbas ^‡ Zagorianakos ^‡ Mastrantonis ^‡ Galatsanos ^‡ Davos ^‡ Gratzios Karagiannis Panagopoulos Kourkafas Pentheroudakis Vellidis Veryvakis Skarvelis Kapravelos K. Voulgaris Paragioudakis Panagiotakis Antonakopoulos Charvalas Douvas Grapsas D. Voulgaris Frangos Ziazias Ginis Tselios Manolas Tellidis Stefanis Kambas Lelousis
^§ Substitute Chiefs of the General Staff for the Rear Areas/Interior (as opposed to the Field Staff) ^† Deputy Chiefs substituting during vacancies ^‡ Under the title "Chief of the Army"