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Ahrari, Dr. Ehsan
Azizian,
Dr. Rouben
Bose,
Lt. Col. Eugene
Byrd, Ms. Miemie
Winn Cramer,
Capt. Carleton
Dahlke, Lt. Cmdr. Noel J. Davis,
Dr. Elizabeth Van Wie
Endress, Dr. Lee Finley,
Jr. Mr. Herman
Fouse,
Dr. David
Harstad,
Mr. Mark
Hashmi, Dr. Taj
Kim,
Dr. Steven
Lal, Dr. Rollie
Malik,
Dr. J. Mohan
Nankivell, Mr. Justin
Nankivell, Ms. Kerry
Nelson, Lt. Col. BrianOehlers, Dr. Alfred L.K.B.
O'Donnell, CDR Brian Peterman,
Mr. Tom
Salmon, AMB Charles Sato,
Dr. Yoichiro
Shanahan, COL (Ret) Dave Smith, Capt. Brad
Sweeney, Col. Thomas
Vuving, Alexander Watson,
Dr. Virginia
Weisz, Lt. Col. Michael
Adjunct Faculty
Baker, Mr. Dick
Barton,
Dr. Greg
Chalk, Dr.
Peter
Daniels, Mr. Mike
Finin, Dr.
Gerald
Goosby, Dr.
Stanley
Halloran, Mr.
Richard
Hawley, Mr.
Leonard R.
Johnson, Mr. Curtis
Markovinovic,
Ms. Mary
Palmer, Lt.
Col. Wesley
Tekwani, Mr.
Shayam
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AMBASSADOR CHARLES B. SALMON, JR
FOREIGN POLICY ADVISOR
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Ambassador Charles B. Salmon, Jr., joined the Asia-Pacific Center
for Security Studies in late August 1996, after he retired from the
Department of State. He provides advice on U.S. foreign policy,
specifically as it relates to Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean area
nations. Ambassador Salmon is also a member of the Center's academic
department.
Ambassador Salmon came to the Asia-Pacific Center for Security
Studies after serving as Foreign Policy Advisor to the Commander in
Chief, U.S. Pacific Command, Camp H.M. Smith, Hawaii, from August
1993. His prior assignment was in Vientiane, Laos, where he was the
American Ambassador. He also served as Director, Office of
Philippine Affairs and Director, Office of Thailand and Burma
Affairs in Washington D.C. and Deputy Chief of Mission in Rangoon,
Burma and Wellington, New Zealand.
Ambassador Salmon's career with the Department of State began in
1964 when he served as Foreign Service Officer in the Bureau of
Public Affairs, and in 1966 as Staff Assistant in the Bureau for Far
Eastern Affairs. In 1967, he served in Vienna, Austria as Consular
Officer. From there, he moved to Saigon where he was Assistant
Mission Coordinator in 1969. In 1971, he returned to Europe for
assignment as Political Officer in The Hague, Netherlands. From
1974-77, he served as Political Officer in Manila. In 1978, he
became Director of the Office of Human Rights, Department of State,
Washington D.C. In 1980, he returned to the Asia-Pacific region as
Deputy Chief of Mission, Wellington, New Zealand.
Ambassador Salmon received a Bachelor of Arts in History from
Fordham University and a Master of Arts in History from Columbia
University. He is also a graduate of the National War College,
Washington D.C. Mr. Salmon served two years as a First Lieutenant in
the U.S. Army.
His awards and decorations include the Presidential Award for
Meritorious Service, the Department of Defense Distinguished
Civilian Service Medal, and the Department of State Superior Honor
Award.
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06/23/2008
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