Gen. Tina Harvey



Early Life

General Tina Harvey (born 26 June 1965), born Tina Therrien, was born and raised in Los Angeles, California as the youngest of ten. She attended Celerity Troika Charter School, graduating top of her class.

The United States Air Force Academy

Tina Harvey attend the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado in 1982, where she met her future husband, Michael Harvey. Harvey graduated in 1986 with a degree in Communication Systems and the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the US Air Force.

Early Military Life

Through various deployments, Tina Harvey distinguished herself. Her logical modifications to various systems won her recognition as one of the highest rising stars in her field. Harvey later distinguished herself in command, and later went on to command various military bodies such as the 435th Air and Space Communications Group which includes 1st Combat Comm Squadron and 1st Comm Mantainance Squadron.

When stationed at the Pentagon, Harvey managed an Air Force budget of $10 billion. Her various papers helped to cut extraneous spending and out dated systems, such as the recently terminated U2 and Global Hawk reconnaissance platforms.

When deployed to Iraq, Tina Harvey was pivotal to the withdrawal of US forces from the restored nation. She personally worked to establish the Iraqi National Communication Systems, which is praised as the most advanced in the region.

Chief of the Air Force

Under the Rivers administration, Gen. Tina Harvey was appointed to the Chief of the Air Force and serves in the Joint Chiefs of staff. She is the presidents paramount military advisor on air, space, and cyber warfare.