Background
Aguirre Ramos, Alonso was born on August 15, 1922 in Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico. De Aguirre.
Aguirre Ramos, Alonso was born on August 15, 1922 in Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico. De Aguirre.
Primary studies, Normal Annex School, Chihuahua. Secondary studies, Literary Institute of Chihuahua and Secondary School No. 4, Federal District; cadet, Heroic Military College, 1937-1941, graduating as a 2nd Lieutenant in artillery, January, 1941.
Preparatory studies, National Preparatory School, National Preparatory Night School, 1944. Studies in powder techniques, National Gunpowder Factory, Santa Fe, Federal District. Staff and command diploma, Higher War College, 1948.
Studies, Staff and Command, Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, 1958. Instructor, Higher War College, 1945.
Professor of Arms and Tactics, Military Medical School, 1964-1970. Professor, Arms, Services and Tactics, Military Communications School, 1964-1968. Director, Higher War College, 1973-1975.
Federal Deputy from the State of Chihuahua, District No. 5, 1985-1988; Officer, 1st and 3rd Artillery Regiments. Officer, Section 1, Staff, 15th Military Zone, Guadalajara, Jalisco, 1944-1945.
Chief of Sections 1, 3, Staff, 3rd Infantry Division, 1948-1951. Adjutant to United States. Military Attaché, Mexico City, 1955.
Rank of major, 1955; Vicedirector, Staff, Inter-American Defense Board, 1959. Chief of Section 3, Staff, Secretariat of National Defense, 1959. Rank of colonel, 1960.
Aide, Military attaché, Mexican Embassy, Washington, D.C., 1963. Chief of Section 5, Staff, Secretariat of National Defense, 1964. Chief of Section 2, Staff, Secretariat of National Defense, 1968-1971.
Chief of Inspection Committee No. 4, Inspector General, 1971-1972. Brigade General, special promotion, 1970.
Commander, 32nd Military Zone, Mér-ida, Yucatán, 1972-1973. Military Attaché, Mexican Embassy, Ottawa, Canada, 1975-1977. Rank of Division General, 1975.
Director General of Military Industry, 1977-1983. Commander, 32nd Military Zone, Mér-ida, Yucatán, 1983. Commander, 7th Military Zone, Monterrey, Nuevo León, 1984.
Roman Catholic