Difference between revisions of "Maxwell Taylor"

Maxwell Taylor
Maxwell Taylor
Born	Maxwell Davenport Taylor; 1901-08-26; Keytesville, Missouri
Died	1987-04-19 (Age 85); Washington DC
Alma mater	Metropolitan Community College (Missouri), Army War College
Member of	Alibi Club, Committee on the Present Danger/Members
	Chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board
In office
	February 29, 1968 - May 1, 1970
Preceded by	Clark Clifford
Succeeded by	George Anderson
	United States Ambassador to South Vietnam
In office
	July 14, 1964 - July 30, 1965
	Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
In office
	October 1, 1962 - July 1, 1964
Preceded by	Lyman Lemnitzer
Succeeded by	Earle Wheeler
	Chief of Staff of the United States Army
In office
	June 30, 1955 - June 30, 1959
	Governor of the Ryukyu Islands
In office
	April 1, 1955 - June 5, 1955
Preceded by	John Hull
	Chief of Staff of the Army
In office
	June 30, 1955 - June 30, 1959

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