Gov. Josh Green has appointed Brig. Gen. Phillip Mallory as the next deputy adjutant general of the state of Hawaii, succeeding Brig. Gen. Stephen Logan. Mallory, who previously commanded the 154th Wing of the Hawaii Air National Guard, will now assist Logan in leading the Department of Defense, which includes the Hawaii National Guard, Emergency Management Agency, Civilian-Military Programs, and Office of Veterans’ Services.
Mallory expressed his gratitude for the opportunity and commitment to serving the state and its soldiers and airmen. He also highlighted his enthusiasm for working with the state legislature on issues affecting state employees and guard members.
Green had previously appointed Logan to replace Maj. Gen. Kenneth Hara as adjutant general, making Mallory’s appointment a significant step in the state’s military leadership. Mallory’s experience in commanding the 154th Wing, which plays a crucial role in responding to civil emergencies and worldwide contingencies, brings valuable expertise to his new position.
The appointment of Mallory reflects the state’s commitment to ensuring effective leadership within its military agencies. Mallory’s dedication to service and collaboration with state officials underscores the importance of a strong partnership between the state government and military branches in safeguarding Hawaii’s security and well-being.
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