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Oerding, James Bryan was born on June 21, 1935 in Roseburg, Oregon, United States. Son of William Arthur and Naomi Eileen (Cobb) Oerding.
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James Bryan Oerding
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James Bryan Oerding, American Military educator. Avocations: volksmarching, stamp collecting, writing.
M C. Regents' fellow University of California at Davis, 1978, Chancellor's fellow, 1980. Member Antarctican Society, Special Forces Association (life), American Indochina Veterans Legion (North Carolina state chairman 1975-1976), Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans.
Education
Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, 1960; Master of Arts, U. Florida, 1975-1977; candidate in philosophy, University of California, Davis, 1978-1980.
Career
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, United States Army, 1960; advanced through grades to major, United States Army, 1973; various assignments, United States Army, 1953-1973; officer 7th Special Forces Group, United States Army, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 1973-1974; research specialist 1st Psychological Operations Battalion, United States Army, Fort Bragg, 1975-1978; international plans & training specialist, United States Army Western Command Headquarters, Fort Shafter, 1980-1985; international security assistance analyst, United States Army, Washington, 1985-1986; director senior fellowship program, United States Army, Washington, 1986-1989; commandant, United States Army Management Engineering College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1989-1991; deputy for strategic plans, United States Army Management Engineering College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1991-1992; regional representative East Coast D.M.E.C., United States Army Management Engineering College, Rock Island, Illinois, 1992-1994; retired, 1994. Consultant on management Escapes Unlimited, Greencastle, Pennsylvania, since 1989. Cruise lecturer.
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Member Antarctican Society, Special Forces Association (life), American Indochina Veterans Legion (North Carolina state chairman 1975-1976), Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans.
