Which General is identified as the Chief of Staff of the Air Force?

The Chief of Staff of the Air Force is indeed General Charles Q. Brown Jr. He assumed this role in August 2020, becoming the first African American to serve in this position. In his capacity as Chief of Staff, he is responsible for organizing, training, and equipping all Air Force personnel, overseeing the operations of the Air Force, and advising the Secretary of the Air Force and the President on air and space power matters. His leadership has been pivotal in addressing modern challenges facing the Air Force and shaping strategic initiatives in response to a rapidly changing global security environment.

The other individuals listed have held significant roles within the Air Force but at different times or in other capacities. General David Goldfein served as the Chief of Staff prior to General Brown, while General Norton Schwartz also previously held the position before Goldfein. General David Allvin, while an important leader, has not held the position of Chief of Staff of the Air Force.