Daniel Haston Family Association
Researching and Preserving the History of Daniel Haston's Extensive Family
Major General, Army
1979-2019
Ft Benning, GA; Ft Riley, KS; Ft Knox, KY; Ft Hood, TX, Multiple Locations in Germany, Ft Bliss, TX; Ft Leavenworth, KS, Ft Irwin, CA, FT Polk, LA, Ft Stewart, GA, Ft Pickett, VA, Ft A.P. Hill, VA, Camp Shelby, MS, Ft Bragg, NC, Camp Victory, Baghdad, Iraq; Camp HKIA/KAIA, Kabul Afghanistan, Camp Bondsteel, Pristina Kosovo,
Commissioned from Middle Tennessee State University (BS), US Army Airborne School@Ft Benning, GA, Armor Officer Basic Course, Cavalry Leader and Certification Course, Battalion Motor Officer Course all at FT Knox, KY. Combined Arms Strategic Studies (CAS3), Tactical Commanders Development Course and Command and General Staff College @ FT Leavenworth, KS. United States Army War College, Carlisle, PA (Masters Program), General Officer Career Course (1), Washington, DC, General Officer Career Course (2), Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC
Pristina Kosovo-Camp Bondsteel, Sarajevo Bosnia, Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation During Freedom, Baghdad, Iraq, Kandahar, Afghanistan
Distinguished Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, 4 Meritorious Service Medals, 3 Army Commendation Medals, the Army Achievement Medal, Iraq Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon. MG Haston also has been awarded the Combat Action Badge, Army Parachute Badge, Indonesian and Bulgarian Parachute Badges and the Bronze and Silver Order of Saint George.
Served on the XM-1 Test Project. Served in 3/67 Armor Rapid Deployment Force. Was on the border the day the wall fell between East and West Germany. Served as the 7th Colonel of the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment and the 75th Adjutant General (Commissioner of the Military Department)-2nd longest-serving Adjutant General to date in Tennessee.
Descends (or connected) through Montgomery Greeneville Haston, Daniel’s great-grandson.
My father Jerry Dean Haston served 44 Years in the Tennessee National Guard retiring as an E-8/First Sergeant.
Max took Charlie Daniels to Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq–his first trips. Charlie started a foundation called the Journey Home Project. Max is a board member. There are just three board members, David Corlew (Charlie’s producer and life long friend), Hazel and Max. The Project gives away about 750K annually to groups supporting Veterans and their families.
Petty Officer First Class – Read his story: Marcus Luttrell