Frank Errette Cash

Background

Cash, Frank Errette was born on March 7, 1921 in Oriskany, Virginia, United States. Son of Frank Errette and Libbie (Adamson) Cash.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Birmingham-Southern College, 1941; Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, 1944; postgraduate, Harvard University, 1951-1952.

Career

Commissioned Second lieutenant, United States Army, 1944; advanced through grades to captain, United States Army, 1948; served in, European Theatre of Operations, World World War II; resigned, 1948; joined, United States Foreign Service, 1948; assigned, American consulate general, Stuttgart, Germany, 1948-1951; political officer, American embassy, Bonn, Germany, 1952-1955; consul, political officer, American embassy, Manila, Philippines, 1955-1957; head department university training and area studies, Foreign Service Institute, State Department, 1958-1960; officer charge German political affairs, also deputy director Berlin task force, State Department, 1960-1963; participant, Senior Seminar in Foreign Affairs, Foreign Service Institute, 1963-1964; counselor for mutual security affairs, American embassy, Ankara, Turkey, 1964-1968; country director for Turkey, State Department, 1968-1971; American minister, deputy chief mission, American embassy, Bonn, 1971-1977; deputy commandant for international affairs, United States Army War College, 1977-1980; director United States National Security Seminar, George C. Marshall Foundation, 1980-1985; M C.

Achievements

• Frank Errette Cash has been listed as a noteworthy Foreign service officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Naomi Duncan, December 3, 1947. Children: Hal Duncan, Susan Hamilton.

Father:

Frank Errette Cash

Mother:

Libbie (Adamson) Cash

Spouse:

Naomi Duncan

child:

Hal Duncan Cash

child:

Susan Hamilton Cash