Who is the Army Chief of Staff?

• A. Colonel Montgomery
• B. General George
• C. CPT Parks
• D. CSM Hensley

Answer: (B)

The Army Chief of Staff is the top uniformed leader of the Army, a four‑star General who serves as the principal military adviser to the Secretary of the Army and the President and leads the Army Staff to set and execute Army-wide priorities. Among the options, only a General has the four‑star rank required for that high-level position. The other choices represent different roles or ranks that do not hold the top leadership authority: a Colonel is a senior field-grade officer but not the chief; a Captain is a junior officer; and a Command Sergeant Major is the senior enlisted advisor, not the commander who runs the Army. So the choice described as a General named George best fits the role of Army Chief of Staff.