Major General James Alexander Ulio
Born June 29, 1882
Died August 3, 1958

Second Lieutenant 1904
Brigadier General 1939
Major General 1942

Enlisted service 1900-04
Served with 1st Infantry Regiment, Philippines 1906-08
Served in Hawaii 1912-16
Assistant Chief of Staff, 35th Division 1918
Served in the Office of the Adjutant General of the Army 1926-29 & 1931-35
Student, Army War College 1933-34
Served in the Hawaiian Department 1935-37
Executive Officer in the Adjutant General´so Office 1938-39
Assistant Adjutant General of the Army 1939-42
The Adjutant General of the Army 1942-46
Retired 1946

As a Major in World War I, he was the Adjutant of the 4th Army Corps.

"I will tell you what morale is," said Major General James A. Ulio, U.S.A., "it is when a Trooper thinks his Regiment is the best in the world, his Troop is the best in the Regiment, his Squad is the best in the Troop, and that he himself is the best Trooper in the outfit."

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