Antoinio Mario Taguba

Background

Taguba, Antoinio Mario was born on October 31, 1950 in Manila.

Education

Bachelor in History, Idaho State University. Master of Arts in Public Administration, Webster University. Master of Arts in International Relations, Salve Regina University.

Master of Arts in National Security & Strategic Studies, United States College Naval Command & Staff.

Career

Commissioned Second lieutenant United States Army, 1973, advanced through grades to brigadier general. Early assignments include platoon leader, assistant adjutant United States Army Experimental Command, Fort Ord, California, 1973-1974. Platoon leader, executive officer, S-1 Personnel, operations/ intelligence officer 8th United States Army, Korea, 1975-1976.

Commander headquarters and headquarters battery, field artillery school brigade United States Army Field Artillery, Fort Sill, Oklahoma, 1977-1980. S-1 personnel, Commander company B 4th battalion 7th United States Army, Germany, 1980-1984. Organizational effectiveness staff officer, then operations officer Readiness Group Denver, 6th United States Army, Aurora, Colorado, 1984-1986.

Executive officer 1st battalion, 64th armor, 24th infantry division Fort Stewart, Georgia, 1987-1989. From materiel systems analyst to officer of chief of staff United States Army, Washington, 1989-1990. Commander 1st battalion, 72d armor 8th United States Army, Korea, 1991-1992.

Plans officer then executive officer J-5 United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command, 8th United States Army, Korea, 1992-1994. Commander 2d brigade 4th infantry division Fort Hood, Texas, 1995-1997. Species assistant to commanding general United States Army Forces Command, Fort McPherson, Georgia, 1997.

Chief of staff United States Reserve Command, 1997-1998. Deputy commanding general South- 1st United States Army, Fort Jackson, South Carolina, since 1998.

Achievements

• Antoinio Mario Taguba has been listed as a noteworthy military officer by Marquis Who's Who.