General Commander of the Peruvian Army

Comandante General del Ejército del Perú

Incumbent
Walter Horacio Córdova Alemán [es]
since 4 November 2021

Peruvian Army
Member of| Joint Command
Reports to| Chief of the Joint Command
Formation| 12 March 1953 (1953-03-12)
First holder| Manuel Morla Concha
Peruvian Army

History
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Personnel
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List of Commanders-in-Chief of the Peruvian Army since the creation of that post on March 12, 1953.[citation needed]

* General Manuel Morla Concha 1953–1954[1][2][3]
* General Antonio Luna Ferreccio 1954
* General Félix Huamán Izquierdo 1957–1958
* General Víctor Tenorio Hurtado 1958
* General Alfredo Rodríguez Martínez 1958–1960
* General Alejandro Cuadra Rabines 1960
* General Nicolás Lindley López 1960–1962
* General Julio Humberto Luna Ferreccio 1962–1963
* General Rodolfo Belaúnde Ramírez 1963–1964
* General José del Carmen Cabrejo Mejía 1964–1965
* General Pablo Jhery Camino 1965
* General Julio Doig Sánchez 1965–1967
* General Juan Velasco Alvarado 1967–1968
* General Ernesto Montagne Sánchez 1968–1973
* General Edgardo Mercado Jarrín 1973–1975
* General Francisco Morales Bermúdez 1975
* General Oscar Vargas Prieto 1975–1976
* General Jorge Fernández Maldonado 1976
* General Guillermo Arbulú Galliani 1976–1978
* General Oscar Molina Pallochia 1978–1979
* General Pedro Richter Prada 1979–1980
* General Rafael Hoyos Rubio 1981
* General Otto Elespuru Revoredo 1981
* General Francisco Miranda Vargas 1982
* General Carlos Briceño Zevallos 1983
* General Julián Juliá Freyre 1984
* General Francisco Maury Lopez 1984
* General Germán Ruíz Figueroa 1985[4]
* General Guillermo Monzón Arrunátegui 1986[5]
* General Enrique López Albújar 1987
* General Artemio Palomino Toledo 1987–1989
* General Jorge Zegarra Delgado 1990–1991
* General Pedro Villanueva Valdivia 1991[6]
* General Nicolás de Bari Hermoza Ríos 1991–1998[7]
* General César Saucedo Sánchez 1998–1999
* General José Villanueva Ruesta 1999–2000
* General Walter Chacón Málaga 2000
* General Carlos Tafur Ganoza 2000–2001[8]
* General José Cacho Vargas 2001[9]
* General Víctor Bustamante Reátegui 2002
* General Roberto Chiabra León 2003
* General José Graham Ayllón 2004[10]
* General Luis Alberto Muñoz Díaz 2005
* General César Reinoso Díaz 2006
* General Edwin Donayre 2007–2008
* General Otto Guibovich 2008–2010
* Paul Da Silva Gamarra
* Víctor Ripalda Ganoza
* Ricardo Moncada Novoa
* Ronald Emilio Hurtado Jiménez
* Enrique Vergara Ciapciak
* Luis Humberto Ramos Hume
* César Astudillo Salcedo
* Jorge Celiz Kuong
* Manuel Gómez de la Torre Araníbar
* Pedro Castillo
* José Alberto Vizcarra Álvarez
* Walter Horacio Córdova Alemán

## References[edit]

1. ^ "General de Ejercito Manuel Morla Concha". www.deviantart.com. Retrieved 2022-10-02.
2. ^ "Manuel Morla Concha, Gral. de División". geni_family_tree. Retrieved 2022-10-02.
3. ^ Concha, Manuel Morla (1933). La Función Del Ejército. Imp. y Librería de la Escuela Militar.
4. ^ "Las declaraciones del Presidente Fujimori sobre Telmo Hurtado".
5. ^ Monzón Arrunategui, Guillermo (1986). 365 días al mando del ejército. Lima: Ejército del Perú.
6. ^ "General Villanueva afirma que nunca se ejecutó una guerra de baja intensidad contra el terrorismo". Panamericana Televisión. Retrieved 2022-08-07.
7. ^ "El ex jefe militar de Perú admite que Fujimori fue la cabeza de la lucha antiterrorista". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). 2008-07-07. Retrieved 2022-08-07.
8. ^ EFE, L. D. / (2000-11-26). "El nuevo Gobierno de Perú retira a varios militares clave integrantes de la "promoción Montesinos"". Libertad Digital (in European Spanish). Retrieved 2022-08-07.
9. ^ Puertas, Laura (2001-04-18). "El presidente de Perú sustituye a los jefes militares por apoyar el golpe de 1992". El País (in Spanish). ISSN 1134-6582. Retrieved 2022-08-07.
10. ^ "Secretos del 13 de noviembre | IDL Reporteros". Archived from the original on 2012-11-15.

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