Marshal of Bolivia

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In Bolivia, the title Marshal is a military distinction, not a military rank and it is granted to generals for exceptional achievements and it is used to denote a senior military leader.

[edit] List of incumbents

There were only four in the history of Bolivia:

• Andrés de Santa Cruz, Marshal of Zepita.
• Bernardino Bilbao Rioja, Marshal of Kilometer 7.
• José Ballivián, Marshal of Ingavi.
• Otto Philipp Braun, Marshal of Montenegro.