Chief of the General Staff

The Chief of the General Staff (CGS) is a post in many armed forces (militaries), the head of the military staff.

See also:

• Chief of the General Staff (Australia) (prior to 1997; now Chief of Army)
• Chief of General Staff of Azerbaijani Armed Forces
• Chief of the General Staff (Bangladesh) (since April 1972)
• Chief of the General Staff (Kingdom of Bavaria) (prior to 1878 known as Generalquartiermeister/Quartermaster General)
• Chief of the General Staff (Canada) (prior to the 1964 military reorganization; now Chief of the Land Staff)
• Chief of the General Staff (Croatia)
• Chief of the General Staff (Germany) (1871-1919)
• Chief of the General Staff (Hungary)
• Chief of the General Staff (India) (1906-1947)
• Chief of the General Staff (Israel) (usually known by its Hebrew abbreviation Ramatkal)
• Chief of the General Staff (Kenya)
• Chief of the General Staff (North Korea)
• Chief of the General Staff (Pakistan)
• Chief of the General Staff (Poland)
• Chief of the General Staff (Prussia) (1808-1871)
• Chief of the General Staff (Romania)
• Chief of the General Staff (Russia)
• Chief of the General Staff (Serbia)
• Chief of the General Staff (Turkey)
• Chief of the General Staff (Ukraine)
• Chief of the General Staff (United Kingdom) (prior to 1964 known as Chief of the Imperial General Staff)
• Chief of the General Staff (Vietnam)
• Chief of the General Staff of Yugoslav People's Army (1945-1992, renamed Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1989)

See also

• Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (United States)
• Chief of the Defence Staff (disambiguation)
• Chief of Army Staff (disambiguation)
• Chief of the Air Staff (disambiguation)
• Chief of the Naval Staff (disambiguation)
• Chief of staff