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John Shalikashvili

John ShalikashviliAKA John Malchase David Shalikashvili

Born: 27-Jun-1936
Birthplace: Warsaw, Poland
Died: 23-Jul-2011
Location of death: Tacoma, WA [1]
Cause of death: unspecified

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Military

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, 1993-97

Military service: US Army (1958-)


[1] Madigan Army Medical Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord.

Father: Dmitri Shalikashvili
Brother: Othar
Sister: Gale
Wife: Joan E. Zimpelman (m. 1966, one son)
Son: Brant

    High School: Peoria High School (1954)
    University:
BS Mechanical Engineering, Bradley University (1958)
    University: MS International Affairs, George Washington University
    University: US Army War College

    Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (1993-97)
    US Defense Department Commander-in-Chief, US European Command (1992-93)
    US Defense Department Supreme Allied Commander, Europe (1992-93)
    US Defense Department Asst. to Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (1991-92)
    US Defense Department Commander, Operation Provide Comfort (1991)
    US Defense Department Deputy Commander-in-Chief, Europe and 7th Army (1989-91)
    US Defense Department Commander, 9th Infantry Division (1987-89)
    Member of the Board of L-3 Communications (1998-)
    Atlantic Council Director
    Hillary Clinton for President
    National Bureau of Asian Research Board of Directors
    Pacific Council on International Policy
    Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors Honorary Board of Directors
    Theta Chi Fraternity
    Presidential Medal of Freedom 30-Sep-1997
    Stroke 2004
    Paralyzed left side (2004)
    Funeral: Richard Nixon (1994)


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