Epameinondas Pentheroudakis
Greek general
Epameinondas Pentheroudakis | |
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Native name | Επαμεινώνδας Πενθερουδάκης |
Born | 1926 Episkopi, Lappes, Second Hellenic Republic |
Died | 1996 |
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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
- ^ a b 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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Preceded by Lt General Vasileios Kourkafas | Chief of the Hellenic Army General Staff 1984 – 1986 | Succeeded by Lt General Stamatis Vellidis |
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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
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§ 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"
† Deputy Chiefs substituting during vacancies ‡ Under the title "Chief of the Army"