Julian Knox Morrison III

Background

III, Julian Knox Morrison was born on August 22, 1929 in New London, Connecticut, United States. Son of Julian Knox and Drucilla (Hallam) M.

Education

Bachelor in Physics, U.Va., 1952; postgraduate, George Washington University, 1965-1967; postgraduate, American U., 1967-1969.

Career

Weapons system analyst, Chance Vought Aircraft Company, Dallas, 1958-1964; programs manager systems analyses, Research Analysis Corporation, McLean, Virginia, 1964-1969; executive secretary, American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, Washington, 1969-1972; chief information and research, American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, Washington, 1972-1977; independent management and engineering consultant, 1977-1979; director international affairs, American Cons. Engineers Council, 1979-1985; president, Washington International Trade Association, 1985-1987. Consultant to Commander-in-Chief Pacific, 1960, Commander United States Air Force Europe, 1962-1963, United States Post Office, 1961-1962, Bechtel corporation, 1985-1986, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, since 1985, National Research Council, since 1985, National Academy Engineering, since 1985, Arthur Young, 1986, Sirco International, Inc., since 1987.

Member Professional Lobbying and Consulting Center, since 1988.

Works

• Other Work

  • Contributor articles on Civil War to magazines, articles to professional journals.

Membership

Conservation to President's Science Advisory Committee, 1964-1965. Member of advisory commission on services United States Trade Republican and Secretary Department Commerce, 1981-1988, chairman archaeology and consultant engineers mission to Southeast Asia, 1982, 84. Delegate to Peoples Republic of China American Cons.

Engineers Council, 1982. Consultant to World Trade Center of Washington, 1986-1988. Lieutenant United States Navy, 1952-1958.

Member Operations Research Society American, United States Naval Institute, Society American Military Engineers, National Military Intelligence Association, American Political Science Association, Society International Development, International Development Conference (trustee 1984-1986), International Federation Cons. Engineers, Washington International Trade Association (director), chairman international policycom. 1983-1989), American Revolution Roundtable, Council Foreign Rels., Civil War Roundtable, United States Chamber of Commerce (Reagan administration transition team 1981, international policy committee, international economics policy task force 1983-1987), Sigma Chi.

Connections

Married Helen Banks Adams, June 10, 1952. Children: Drucilla, Helen, Julie, Patricia.

Father:

Julian Knox M.

Mother:

Drucilla (Hallam) M.

Spouse:

Helen Banks Adams

child:

Drucilla III

child:

Helen III

child:

Julie III

child:

Patricia III