Chiefs of Staff Since 1958
- Lieutenant-General Jacques de DIXMUDE (28.02.1958 – 30.11.1959)
- Lieutenant-General Baron de CUMONT (09.12.1959 – 30.06.1963)
- Lieutenant-General G. WAGNER (01.07.1963 – 31.03.1965)
- Lieutenant-General V. DESSART (01.04.1965 – 31.03.1968)
- Lieutenant-General Baron G. VIVARIO (01.04.1968 – 14.03.1972)
- Lieutenant-General Aviator Albert CREKILLIE (15.03.1972 – 31.10.1979)
- Lieutenant-General Willy GONTIER (01.11.1979 – 30.09.1982)
- Lieutenant-General Baron Maurice GYSEMBERG (01.10.1982 – 21.07.1988)
- Lieutenant-General José CHARLIER (22.07.1988 – 30.09.1995)
- Vice-Admiral, then Admiral Willy HERTELEER (01.10.1995 – 31.12.2002)
- General Aviator August VAN DAELE (01.01.2003 – 01.04.2009)
- General Charles-Henri DELCOUR (02.04.2009 – 29.03.2012)
- General Aviator Gerard VAN CAELENBERGE (13.07.2012 – )
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