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[[File:John Kelly official portrait.jpg|thumb|250px|Official portrait]]
[[File:John Kelly official portrait.jpg|thumb|250px|Official portrait]]
'''John Francis Kelly''' (born May 11, 1950) is the [[Chief of staff]] of the [[Trump Administration]], who reportedly insisted upon the firing of [[conservatives]] [[Steve Bannon]] and Anthony Scaramucci. He previously served for six months as the fifth [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security]] under President [[Donald Trump]]. As such, he is a member of the [[National Security Council]]. He is a retired [[United States Marine Corps]] [[general]] and the former commander of United States Southern Command.
'''John Francis Kelly''' (born May 11, 1950) is the [[Chief of staff]] of the [[Trump Administration]], who reportedly insisted upon the firing of [[conservatives]] [[Steve Bannon]] and Anthony Scaramucci. He previously served for six months as the fifth [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security]] under President [[Donald Trump]]. As such, he is a member of the [[National Security Council]]. He is a retired [[United States Marine Corps]] [[general]] and the former commander of United States Southern Command.
==Military career==
Just before the 1st Marine Division advanced on the Iraqi city of Nasiriyah on March 23, 2003, Maj. Gen. [[James Mattis]] pinned a star onto each collar of his assistant division commander, Col. John F. Kelly. He was now a brigadier general, and the first to be promoted on the battlefield since the [[Korean War]].<ref>http://www.businessinsider.com/trumps-marine-general-picks-iraq-war-2016-12 </ref>
==Southcom commander==
==Southcom commander==