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Russell C. Davis
Lieutenant General Russell C. Davis (born October 22, 1938) was a United States Air Force Lieutenant General who served as commander of the District of Columbia National Guard and Chief of the National Guard Bureau.
==Early life==
Russell C. Davis was born in Tuskegee, Alabama on October 22, 1938,〔Robert Ewell Greene, (Black Defenders of the Persian Gulf War ), 1991, page 43〕 and graduated from Tuskegee Institute High School.〔Charlie Cooper, Ann Cooper, (Tuskegee's Heroes ), 2001, pages 136-137〕 As recounted in a speech at Simpson College, Davis's great-great grandfather, a former slave, helped raise money to found what now is known as Tuskegee University. Davis’s grandfather worked with George Washington Carver at Tuskegee, and Davis related that when he was a child attending a nursery school on campus, Carver was still a well-known figure at the school, the "tall man in a lab coat who gave us childrens candy."〔Simpson College, (Carver Medal Winner Surprises College With Gift of His Own ), February 16, 2012〕
He began his military career in 1958 as an aviation cadet in the United States Air Force, and he received his commission in 1960.〔Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, (The Journal magazine ), Volumes 88-89, 2002, page 43〕 Following pilot training, he was assigned at Lincoln Air Force Base, Nebraska, and he graduated from the University of Nebraska Omaha with a Bachelor of Arts degree in general education in 1963.〔(UNO Alumni Magazine )〕 After serving as a bomber pilot, he was released from active duty in April, 1965 and joined the Iowa Air National as an interceptor pilot.〔Tuskeege Airmen Scholarship Foundation, (Board of Directors Biography, Russell C. Davis ), 2010〕
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