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As a retired officer, Former Major General Michael Harrison looks back to his 34 years of military service with fondness. In his career, he led many young Americans, both at home and abroad. He appreciates the privilege to have served his country with pride and honor. Since retiring, he is mulling various work options in the private sector that he hopes can make use of his leadership skills.
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Former Major General Michael Harrison - Brave Soldiers Former Major General Michael Harrison (retired) served in the United States Army for 34 years, during which time he did a stint in Afghanistan at the height of the U.S. war on terror. He salutes the men and women who worked tirelessly to ensure the region regained peace and that its citizens were able to prosper.
Former Major General MichaelHarrison - American Heroes While serving in the United States Army, Former Major General Michael Harrisonhad the opportunity to interact with many brave men and women of the American forces. Regardless of the assignment, Former Major General Michael Harrison was always impressed by the resourcefulness and leadership these Soldiers displayed in combat, and he is proud to have served alongside them in his career.
Former Major General Michael Harrison - Supporting our Partnership with Japan During his 34-year career in the United States Army, Former Major General Michael Harrison was deployed on various missions and assignments at home and overseas. One of these assignments was helping the people of Japan in the recovery efforts after a devastating earthquake and tsunami struck the country on March 11, 2011. He was encouraged by the resilience of the Japanese people, which helped make their efforts more successful.
Former Major General MichaelHarrison - A Man of Principle Former Major General Michael Harrison, now retired from the Army, believes strongly in standing on principle and is fully aware that doing so comes with potential adverse consequences. He embraced challenges during his 34-year career in the military but always stood by his faith in duty, honor, family and country to always make the best decisions possible given information available.
