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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
James S. Moose, Jr.
BORN: Arkansas, 3 October 1903
MARITAL STATUS: Married
EDUCATION:
1922 AB, University of Missouri
Universidad Nacional de Mexico (one term)
1930-1932 L?Ecole Libre'des Sciences Politiques
1930-1933 L?Ecole Nationale des Langues Orientales Vivantes
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1922 Bank Clerk
1922-1923 Cons truc.tion Worker.
1923-1927 Merchant
1928 Appointed Foreign Service Officer and vice consul
1928 Foreign Service School
1928 Vice Consul, Salonika, Greece
1930 Language Office to Consul General, Paris, France
1931 Vice Consul, Paris, France
1932 Vice Consul, Beirut, Lebanon
1932-1936 Vice Consul Later Consul, Baghdad, Iraq
1936-1942 Consul, Tehran, Iran
1942-1944 Consul and 2nd Secretary later Minister Resident and
Consul, Jidda, Saudi Arabia
1944-1945 Dept of State, Washington, D.C.
1945-1947 Counselor, Damascus, Syria but temporarily in Baghdad, Iraq
1947 Assumed duties in Damascus, Syria
1947-1949 Foreign Service Inspector
1949 Chief, Division of African Affairs, Dept of State
1949 Deputy Director, Office of African and Near East Affairs
1949 Foreign Service Inspector
1952 Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, Syria
1952 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Syria
1958 Member, Policy Planning Staff; Dept of State
1958 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Sudan
1962 Retired from Foreign Service
1962 Associate Professor of Government, University of Massachusetts,
Amherst, Mass.
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BORN.
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Mre Louis M. Miniclier
Minnesota, 3 August 1910
EDUCATION
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1.9271928 Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio
1932 BS, Teachers College
1933-1934 University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
1927-1933 Skilled laborer, steel company
1934-1938 Caseworker supervisor, State Social Welfare Organization
1938-1941 Deputy Director, Social Welfare Agency
1941-1945 Welfare Specialist, Social Service Organization
1945-1949 Welfare and Refugee Specialist, Chief of Branch and
Cultural Affairs Advisor, Dept of the Army, Germany
1949-1951 Cultural Affairs Advisor, Munich, Germany
1951-1954 Foreign Affairs Officer, Dept of State
1954-1955 Community Development Specialist, Foreign Operations
Administration
1955-1961 International Cooperation Administration
1961-Present Agency for International Development
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Major Fred P. Berry
BORN.
2 August 1920,. Paterson, New Jersey
EDUCAT` M7
1.942
B. So, New York University, New York, N. Y,
1959
Foreign Area Specialist Training Program (Russian)
1961
H. A. (Public Law and Government), Columbia University,
1961
New.York, N. Y.
Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS.
Eighteen years of counterintelligence experience chiefly
in the fields of counterespionage and countersubversion.
Presently Deputy Chairman, Counterinsurgency Committee,
U.. S. Army Intelligence School, Fort Holabird, Nd,
PUBLICATIONS:
CO-author ST 30-150, Intelligence Support to Counter-
insurgency Operations
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Major G. L. Maxwell
EDUCATION:
Bachelor Degree, Southwest Missouri State, Springfield,
Ma. Graduate Studies, University of Missouri and Uni-
versity of Maryland.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1951 Entered U. S, Army
Service as:
Intelligence Staff Officer, Theater Army Hq, Tokyo, Japan
Area Intelligence Research Officer, Berlin, Germany
G-2 Section, Seventh US Army, USAREUR
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Major Maxwell graduated from the Counterinsurgency
Operations Course at the US Army Special Warfare School.
He is presently assigned to the US Army Intelligence School
where he is instructing and conducting research in the
fields of insurgency and counterinsurgency.
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Dr. Reuben Nathan
EDUCATION.*
Germany
University of Berlin, Frankfurt, Geneva & Innsbruck.
Studied law, economics, politics and international affairs.
1934 Passed German Bar Examination but was refused promotion to
Doctor of Law in Frankfurt after Hitler had come to power.
1936 Promoted to Doctor of Politics by University of Innsbruck.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS.
1934-1938 Travelled and lived in England, France, Austria, Belgium,
Holland and Denmark. Produced motion picture shorts and
wrote articles against the Hitler Regime.
1938-1941 Eaigrated to the United States. Worked at odd jobs such
as Wall Street clerk, assistant to writers and radio
commentators; managed news-picture agency doing research
in political and military science.
1943-1944 Basic and Specialist training in U. S. Army Signal Corps;
was sent overseas to specialize in Psychological Warfare
activities; was detached to SHAEF in London, Created
German language magazine which reached German market in
Summer 1945. Magazine attained and maintained for three
years a paid circulation of 650,000 copies monthly.
1945-1946 Chief of Anglo-American Joint Magazine Program, responsible
for publications in Germany, Austria, France, Belgium,
Holland, Italy and Scandinavia.
1946-1949 Chief of Periodicals Section, Reorientation Branch, War
Department, Civil Affairs Division. Had offices in
New York and l oadon with a staff of 36 editors,,
Published, serviced and edited magazines and newspapers
in the occupied areas of Germany, Austria, Trieste,
Japan, Korea and the Ryukyu Islands.
1950-1962 Chief, Planning Section, Radio Free Europe. Director of
Policy directing psychological strategy in broadcasts
to Eastern Europe.
1962 Foundation of the Fairfield institute for Political Psychology
and International Communication.
Special Consultant on International Communications and Perma-
nent Consultant to Radio Free Europe.
As U. S. Army Reservist, is a mobilization designee to the
Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations
(Director for Special Warfare) and Officer-in-charge of
the 2nd Mobilization Designation Detachment in New York.
Also teaches International Communications at the Graduate
School of Public Administration of New York University.
PUBLICATIONS: Numerous articles which have appeared in various magazines
including FORTUNE. Currently working on a book dealing
primarily with the implications of the global crisis
for the average citizen.
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COLONEL HENRY J. CHISHOLM, USAF
BORN: Superior, Wisconsin, 9 February 1917
EDUCATION: Bachelor of Philosophy, Marquette University
Master of Arts, Georgetown University, Washington,D,C.
Command and General Staff School, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas
CAREER HIS HLI.GGHT i?:
1940 - Flying Cadet, Army Air Corps. Attended flying school at
Randolph and Kelly Airfields, texas,
1941 m Commissioned 2d Lt, Air Corps. Stationed at Hickam Field,
T,H., at outbreak of World War II. Participated in battle
of Midway, flying B-17 and later took part in the campaigns
of Guadalcanal and Upper Solomons.
1946 - Transferred to Regular Air Force, Director of Intelligence
Collection, Hq?. Far East Air Force during occupation of
Japan and Korean War, Responsible for and participated
in aerial infiltration of South Koreans into North Korean
roar areas for intelligence purposes.
1953-56 m Subsidiary Plans Division, Hq. USAF, concerned with psy-
chological and unconventional warfare.
1956-57 - Base Commander, Bunker Hill AFB, TAC.
1957-60 - Vice-Commander, 4082d Strategic Wing, SAC, Goose Bay,
Labrador.
1960-62 .. Deputy Commander for Operations, 6th Air Division, SAC,
(Heavy Bombardment)
19624 d Office of Special. Assistant to the Director for Counter-
Present insurgency and, Special Activities, The Joint Chiefs of Staff.
DECORATIOJITS., AWARDS
AND MEDALS:
Distinguished Flying Cross (w/OLC)
Air Medal (w/OLC)
Bronze Star Medal
Commendation Medal
Distinguished Unit Citation
PUBLICATIONS:
" :gj.Bole of Terror, evolutions Georgetown University,
1946, unpublished, Masters thesis.
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Colonel William R, : Bond
Maine, 4 December 1918
EDUCATION: 1940 AB, University of Maryland, College Park, Md.
1.951 Infantry School Officer's Advance Course,Fort Benning, Ga.
1955 US Army Command and General Staff College, Ft, Leavenworth,
Kansas
1959 US Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
CAREER HIG %IGHTS
1942 Appointed 2nd Lt of Infantry from OCS
1942-1945 Platoon and Company Commander, 1st Ranger Battalion
in Africa, Sicily and Italy.
1945-1948 Far East Command with service as:
C. 0., 1st and 2nd Bn., 31st Inf Regt
C. 0., 3rd Bn., 32nd Inf Regt.
Goa, 7th Infantry Division
1948 Universal Military Training Group, Fort Knox, Ky.
1949-1950 Middle East, U, N. Truce Team
1951 C. 0., Airborne/Ranger Bn
1953 C. 0., 2nd Bn., 8th Inf Regt, USAREUR
1954 3''3 Staff, USCINCEUR, Frankfurt, Germany, and Paris, France
1955-1956 Plans office, Operations Coordinating Board and White.
House Staff, Washington, D. Co
1956-1958 Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3, 101st Airborne Division, Fort
Campbell, Ky.
1958 Co 0. 1st Battle Group, 501st Airborne Infantry, 101st
Airborne Division, Fort Campbell, Ky.
1959-1960 MAAG/Vietnam DC/S Operations
1960-1962 Office, Chief of Staff, US Army, Washington, D. C,
1962-Present Chief, Plans and Policies Division, Special Warfare
Directorate, DC/S Operations, Dept of the Army,
Washington, D. Co
DECORATIONS, MEDALS AND AWARDS:
Silver Star
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Lt Col Paul L. Aussaresses, French Army
Paris, France
MARITAL STATUS: Married while serving in Indo-China to the former Odile
Scharton, Mrs. Aussaresses is the recipient of the
Croix de Guerre (3 awards) for her service in underground
activities with the Maquis in France during World War II.
EDUCATION: Graduate French Army School, St, Maxient, Commissioned
Lieutenant of Infantry.
French Military School for instruction in Russian.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1940. Anti-tank Platoon Leader after invasion of France
1942 Escaped to England.via Spain and Joined French Forces
in England
1944 Completed Parachute Training - England
(Aug) 1944 Made a combat jump with an all-British team behind the
lines at Toulouse, France
(Apr) 1945 Made a combat jump with a U. S. team behind the lines into
Germany
1945-1948 Tour of duty in France
1948-1951 Indo-China with lst Parachute Regiment
1951-1952 French Occupation Forces, Baden-Baden, Germany
1953-1958 Algeria with 1st Parachute Regiment
1958 Instructor, Air Support School, Baden, Oos.
1959-1960 Algeria with General Headquarters
1960-Present French Liaison Officer, USAIS, Fort Benning, Ga.
DECORATIONS, MEDALS AND AWARDS:
Officer of the Legion of Honor (France)
Croix de Guerre (3 awards) (France)
Mentioned in Dispatches (Great Britain)
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Col Richard L. Clutterbuck
BORN: Near London, England, 1917
MARITAL STATUS: Married, 3 sons
EDUCATION,.
1939 Masters Degree in Engineering, Cambridge University
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1937 Commissioned into the Royal Engineers
1940 Service in France
1941 Service in Abyssinia
1942 Service with the 1st Armored Division, British Eighth Army
from Tobruk to El-Alamein
1943 Service in Tunisia
1944 Service in Italy
1946 Tour of duty in Trieste
1947 Tour of duty in Palestine
1951-1953 Tour of duty in Germany
1953-1956 Faculty, British Staff College, Camberly, England
1956-1958 Service in Malaya
1958 Participated in the last four British Nuclear tests on
Christmas island
1960 Tour of duty in Aden
Presently Chief, British Section, USA Command and General Staff
College
PUBLICATIONS :
1957 Acrosgk,the River, (Novel under a nom de plume)
1958 A Means to an End (Radio Program)
1961 Bertrand Stewart Essay 1960, The.Army Quarterly, January 1961
In addition Col Clutterbuck while in Malaya, performed in
many live radio plays broadcast over Radio Malaya.
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Lt Gen Hamilton H. Howze
West Point, New York, 21 December 1908
MARITAL STATUS: Married
EDUCATION:
1930 U.S. Military Academy
1935 The Cavalry School (Regular Course)
1946 U, S. Army Command $ General Staff. College (First Command
Course)
1949 National War College (Regular Course)
1951 U. S. Army Infantry School (Airborne Course)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
1942-1943 let Armored Division, Assistant Chief of Staff G-3, (Tunisia,
Naples'-Foggia, Rome-Arno and North Appenines Campaigns)
1943 Commanding Officer, 13th Armored Regiment in Mediterranean
Theatre of Operations
1945 Chief, Department of Tactics, The Cavalry School, Fort
Riley, Kansas
1946-1947 Director of Instruction, The Cavalry School, Fort Riley,
Kansas
1947 Executive Officer, Academic Branch Ground General School,
Fort Riley, Kansas
1952-1954 Assistant Division Commander, Hq 2nd Armored Division, USAEUR
1954-1955 Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations, Hq 7th Army, USAEUR
1955-1957 Chief then Director, Army Aviation Division, OFC ACofS,
G-3, Washington, D. C.
1958-1959 Division Commander, 82nd Airborne Division, Ft Bragg, N. C.
1959-1961 Chief U. S.'Army Advisory Group, Korea
1961-Present Commanding General, XVIII Airborne Corps, STRAC and
Ft Bragg, N. Co
DECORATIONS MEDALS AWARDS:
U5 silver Star
Legion of Merit (w/OLC)
Bronze Star Medal for Valor
Sr. Army Aviator Badge
Sr. Parachutist Badge
Italy: Cross of Military Valor
PUBLICATIONS:
Author of numerous articles published in service magazines..
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Brigadier General Ward S. Ryan
B: Billings, Montana, 31 August 1912
MARITAL STATUS: Married, 2 children (son, Erin M.; daughter, Mary P.)
EDUCATION.-
1930-1.932 N(6rthwestern University
1932 University of Wisconsin
1938 BS, Up S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y.
1944 Command, and General Staff School (General Staff Class),
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
1950 Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Va.
1958 U. S.`Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania
1962 National War College, Washington,.D. C.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
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1933-1934 Enlisted service with 105th Cavalry Regt, Wisconsin Nat Guard
1934-1938 Cadet, USMA, West Point, N. Y.
1938-1940 45th Philippine Scouts, Fort McKinley, P. I.
1940-1941 60th Inf .egt, 9th Inf Division, Fort Bragg, N. C.
1941-1943 Service in 503d Parachute Inf Bn, 504th Parachute Inf Regt,
and First Parachute Infantry Brigade, Fort Benning, Ga.
1943 Parachute Officer/G Div, Army Airborne Command,, Ft Bragg, N.C,
1944-1945 Executive Officer and C. 0, 513th Parachute Infantry Regt,
17th Airborne Division, ETO
1945-1947 G3 Div, War Dept General Staff, Washington, D.C.
1947-1949 Exchange Officer, Directorate of Military Training,
Canadian Army Headquarters, Ottawa, Canada
1949-1953 Chief, Airborne Branch, Joint Training Section, G3 Division,
Army Field Forces, Fort Monroe, Va.
1954 C. 0. 21st Inf Regt, 24th Inf Division, Korea
1954-1957 Staff and Faculty, US Army Cozy and and General Staff College,
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
1958-1961 Chief, Special Warfare Section, J3 Div, Hq, Pacific Comd, Hawaii
1962-Present Dep Commandant, US Army War CQllege, Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
DECORATIONS. MEDALS AND AWARDS:
Silver Star
Legion of Merit
Bronze Star Medal (2 OLC)
Coasndation Medal
Combat Infantryman Badge
Master Parachutist Badge
General Staff identification Badge
The Distinguished 'Unit Emblem.
LUXEMBOURG: Croix de Guerre
BELGIUM: Order of Leopold
KOREA: Chung Mo Distinguished Military Service Medal
Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation
CHINA: Medal of Merit
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