| # | Picture | Name | Rank | Start | End | Notability | Ref |
| 1 | | WoodsLouis E. Woods | O-04 Lieutenant colonel | | | Veteran Guadalcanal Campaign, veteran Okinawa Campaign, Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire; commanding general, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 2 | | GeigerRoy S. Geiger | O-04 Colonel | | | Navy Cross; commanding general Fleet Marine Force, Pacific | |
| 3 | | MitchellRalph J. Mitchell | O-04 Major general | | | Navy and Army Distinguished Service Medals; director of Marine Corps Aviation 1939-1943; Distinguished Flying Cross from Nicaraguan Campaign. | |
| 4 | | MooreJames T. Moore | O-04 Major general | | | Army Distinguished Service Medals, Legion of Merit; commanded also 4th Marine Aircraft Wing and 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 5 | | MitchellRalph J. Mitchell | O-04 Major general | | | Navy and Army Distinguished Service Medals; director of Marine Corps Aviation 1939-1943; Distinguished Flying Cross from Nicaraguan Campaign. | |
| 6 | | MajorHarold C. Major | O-04 Colonel | | | Legion of Merit | |
| 7 | | MerrittLewie G. Merritt | O-04 Brigadier general | | | World War I veteran; director, South Carolina Legislative Council; Citadel alumnus; Merritt Field as MCAS Beaufort is named after him | |
| 8 | | LarkinClaude A. Larkin | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; MAG-21 Commanding Officer at Ewa Field during Pearl Harbor attack | |
| 9 | | WoodsLouis E. Woods | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Guadalcanal Campaign, veteran Okinawa Campaign, Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire; commanding general, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 10 | | SandersonLawson H. M. Sanderson | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Aviation pioneer, veteran Guadalcanal Campaign, as commanding officer of the 4th Marine Aircraft Wing, Sanderson accepted the Japanese surrender of Wake Island in 1945. | - |
| 11 | | McKittrickWilliam L. McKittrick | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran Bougainville Campaign and Battle of Saipan; two awards of Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal; commanding general, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 12 | | WoodsLouis E. Woods | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Guadalcanal Campaign, veteran Okinawa Campaign, Navy Distinguished Service Medal, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire; commanding general, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 13 | | HarrisField Harris | O-04 Major general | | | Graduate U.S. Naval Academy; Lieutenant general; Navy and Army Distinguished Service Medals | |
| 14 | | SchiltThomas J. Cushman | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Lieutenant general; commanding general, 4th Marine Base Defense Air Wing and 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 15 | | SchiltChristian F. Schilt | O-04 Major general | | | Medal of Honor; General; Veteran World War I, United States occupation of Haiti, United States occupation of Nicaragua, and World War II | |
| 16 | | JeromeClayton C. Jerome | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; commanding general, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 17 | | MegeeVernon E. Megee | O-04 Major general | | | Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Veteran World War II and Korean War; commanding general Fleet Marine Force Pacific; Air Force Distinguished Service Medal | |
| 18 | | CooleyAlbert D. Cooley | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; Navy Cross, Bronze Star Medal and Air Medal | |
| 19 | | McCaulVerne J. McCaul | O-04 Major general | | | Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Veteran World War II and Korean War; | |
| 20 | | DawsonMarion L. Dawson | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II and Korean War; Graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy; | |
| 21 | | JackSamuel S. Jack | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Nicaraguan Campaign, World War II and Korean War; Graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy; Recipient of the Navy Cross | |
| 22 | | O'NeillDavid F. O'Neill | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran of World War II and Korean War; Graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy; Recipient of the two Legion of Merit; Bronze Star Medal and three Air Medals | |
| 23 | | BinneyArthur F. Binney | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II and Korean War; commanding general 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing; graduate U.S. Naval Academy in 1928; | |
| 24 | | HayesCharles H. Hayes | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Veteran World War II and Korean War; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; graduate U.S. Naval Academy in 1930; | |
| 25 | | RobertsCarson A. Roberts | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II and Korean War; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; Distinguished Flying Cross; Lieutenant general | |
| 26 | | MangrumRichard C. Mangrum | O-04 Major general | | | Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Veteran World War II and Korean War; Navy Cross; commanding general 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 27 | | KierAvery R. Kier | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran World War II and Korean War; Navy Cross; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 28 | | CondonJohn P. Condon | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II and Korean War; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; graduate U.S. Naval Academy in 1934; | |
| 29 | | LeekFrederick E. Leek | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Commanding general, 1st Marine Division June–July 1961; Assistance Division Commander, 1st Marine Division 1961-1962 | |
| 30 | | TharinFrank C. Tharin | O-04 Major general | | | A veteran of Battle of Wake Island;Prisoner of War from December 1941 to September 1945; Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross; Legion of Merit; Purple Heart | |
| 31 | | FontanaPaul J. Fontana | O-04 Major general | | | Flying ace with 5 aerial victories; Navy Cross; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 32 | | McCutcheonKeith B. McCutcheon | O-04 Brigadier general | | | General; Distinguished Flying Cross; Army Silver Star Medal; Commanding Officer Marine Helicopter Squadron One ; commanding general, III Marine Amphibious Force; McCutcheon Field at MCAS New River, North Carolina is named in his honor. | |
| 33 | | RobershawLouis Robertshaw | O-04 Major general | | | Graduate U.S. Naval Academy; captain of the 1935 Naval Academy football team; Inspector General of the Marine Corps | |
| 34 | | AndersonNorman J. Anderson | O-04 Major general | | | Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Distinguished Flying Cross with three gold stars; Air Medal with two silver stars; graduate UCLA | |
| 35 | | QuilterCharles J. Quilter | O-04 Major general | | | | |
| 36 | | ThrashWilliam G. Thrash | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War; Prisoner of War from May 1952 to September 1953; Navy Distinguished Service Medal with one gold star; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 37 | | ArmstrongAlan J. Armstrong | O-04 Major general | | | Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Distinguished Flying Cross with gold star | |
| 38 | | ConleyRobert F. Conley | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Legion of Merit w/ 2 gold stars; Distinguished Flying Cross w/ 3 gold stars; Director of Information | |
| 39 | | OwensRobert G. Owens Jr. | O-04 Major general | | | Flying ace with 7 victories; Navy Cross; Distinguished Flying Cross w/ 4 gold stars; commanding general, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 40 | | OwensLeslie E. Brown | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II; Korean War, and Vietnam War; Silver Star with gold star; Legion of Merit with Combat "V" and 2 gold stars; Distinguished Flying Cross; Bronze Star Medal with Combat "V"; Purple Heart with 2 gold stars | |
| 41 | | LangFrank C. Lang | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran World War II; Korean War, and Vietnam War; Legion of Merit with Combat "V" and 2 gold stars; Distinguished Flying Cross with 7 stars | |
| 42 | | ArmstrongVictor A. Armstrong | O-04 Major general | | | Major general; Veteran World War II; Korean War, and Vietnam War; Legion of Merit with Combat "V" and 2 gold stars; Distinguished Flying Cross with gold star | |
| 43 | | GourleyNorman W. Gourley | O-04 Major general | | | Major general; Veteran World War II; Korean War, and Vietnam War; Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Legion of Merit with Combat "V" and gold stars Distinguished Flying Cross with three gold stars | |
| 44 | | WhiteWilliam J. White | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran Korean War, and Vietnam War; Legion of Merit with Combat "V"; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 45 | | NewNoah C. New | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Vietnam War; Legion of Merit with Combat "V"; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 46 | | DavisJohn K. Davis | O-04 Major general | | | General; Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Distinguished Flying Cross; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 47 | | MaloneyWilliam R. Maloney | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; Silver Star; Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Distinguished Flying Cross; commanding general 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing; commanding general 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing | |
| 48 | | FitchWilliam H. Fitch | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; Silver Star Medal | |
| 49 | | WentJoseph J. Went | O-04 Major general | | | Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; General; Veteran Vietnam War | |
| 50 | | PetersenFrank E. Petersen Jr. | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; Distinguished Flying Cross; Gray Eagle Award; Man of the Year, NAACP, 1979. | |
| 51 | | PitmanCharles H. Pitman | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; Silver Star Medal | |
| 52 | | PlastererRoss S. Plasterer | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Vietnam War; Legion of Merit; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 53 | | WillsDuane A. Wills | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Lieutenant general; Veteran Vietnam War; Distinguished Flying Cross; lettered in football at UCLA; | |
| 54 | | EhlertNorman E. Ehlert | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; commanding general, III Marine Expeditionary Force; Defense Distinguished Service Medal; Navy Distinguished Service Medal; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 55 | | BladesArthur C. Blades | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Silver Star; Distinguished Flying Cross | |
| 56 | | ForneyWilliam A. Forney | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran Vietnam War; Legion of Merit | |
| 57 | | KaramarkovichGeorge M. Karamarkovich | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Veteran Vietnam War; Defense Superior Service Medal | |
| 58 | | KnutsonBruce B. Knutson, Jr. | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general | |
| 59 | | AndersonJoseph T. Anderson | O-04 Major general | | | Veteran Vietnam War; graduate U.S. Naval Academy; Deputy Director, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | |
| 60 | | CartwrightJames E. Cartwright | O-04 Major general | | | General; Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; commander, U.S. Strategic Command | |
| 61 | | GoodmanJohn F. Goodman | O-04 Major general | | | Lieutenant general; Defense Distinguished Service Medal; Soldiers Medal; Veteran Vietnam War; commander, United States Marine Corps Forces Pacific; director, Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance; former NFL quarterback | |
| 62 | | ThiessenDuane D. Thiessen | O-04 Major general | | | | |
| 63 | | TrautmanGeorge J. Trautman, III | O-04 Major general | | | | |
| 64 | | SchmidleRobert E. Schmidle, Jr. | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 65 | | FoxRaymond C. Fox | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 66 | | BeydlerWilliam D. Beydler | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 67 | | OwensChristopher S. Owens | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 68 | | RudderSteven R. Rudder | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 69 | | SanbornRussell A. Sanborn | O-05 Major general | | | | |
| 70 | | WeidleyThomas D. Weidley | O-04 Brigadier general | | | Commanding during the loss of 6 Marines in a mid-air collision between an F/A-18D Hornet and a KC-130J Hercules. Formally rebuked after allowing the investigative officer Colonel Samuel Schoolfield to run an unprofessional JAGMAN investigation into the crash. | |
| 71 | | McPhillipsChristopher A. McPhillips | O-04 Brigadier general | | | | |
| 72 | | CavanaughBrian W. Cavanaugh | O-04 Major general | | | | |
| 73 | | AustinEric E. Austin | O-04 Major general | | | | |
| 74 | | AnnibaleMarcus B. Annibale | O-04 Major general | | Incumbent | | |