Major General Donald M. Bagley, Jr. was commissioned as an Infantry Officer upon graduation from Officer Candidate School Class RC3-63, 12 August 1963. His first duty assignment was as an “A” Team Executive Officer, 19th Special Forces Group, Utah Army National Guard, Ogden, Utah. | His subsequent duty assignments include: Commander, Team A-1, 19th Special Forces Group, Ogden, Utah; Platoon Leader, Rigger Platoon, 19th Special Forces Group, Camp Williams, Utah; Platoon Leader, 709th Transportation Company, Salt Lake City, Utah; Executive Officer, 709th Transportation Company, Salt Lake City, Utah; Commander, 709th Transportation Company, Salt Lake City, Utah; Commander, 889th Supply and Services Company, Fort Douglas, Utah; S-2/3, 162nd Support Group, Fort Douglas, Utah; Executive Officer, 162nd Support Group, Fort Douglas, Utah; Recruiting Officer, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Deputy G-4, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Commander, 259th Quartermaster Battalion, Pleasant Grove, Utah; Deputy G-3/Operations, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Commander, 162nd Support Group, Fort Douglas, Utah; D.C.S G-3, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Chief of Staff, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Deputy Commander, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah; Commander, 96th Army Reserve Command, Fort Douglas, Utah. Control Group, Standby Reserve, St. Louis, Missouri; Control Group, Retired Reserve, St. Louis, Missouri. | Major General Bagley is a graduate of the Naval Parachute Rigger School, Navy Parachute Qualification Course, JFK Center for Special Warfare, Infantry Officer Basic Course, Northern Warfare Training Center, JFK Center Jumpmaster Course, Quartermaster Officer Basic Course, Quartermaster School Parachute Maintenance Aerial Supply Officer School, Quartermaster Officer Advanced Course, Sixth Army Recruiting School, Army Logistics Management Center, Command and General Staff College, Army Logistics Material Management Center, Institute for Professional Development, National Defense University and the United States Army War College. | His military awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (2 Oak Leaf Cluster), Army Commendation Medal (1 Oak Leaf Cluster), Army Achievement Medal, Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal (2 Oak Leaf Cluster), National Defense Medal, Good Conduct Medal (U.S. Navy), Antarctic Service Medal with Wintering Over Clasp, Armed Forces Reserve Medal (10 Year Device), Master Parachute Badge, Navy Parachute Badge, and Parachute Rigger Badge. | Major General Bagley is retired from the U.S. Army Reserve and from the 3M Company, where he served as a Senior Account Representative