Background
Bankit, Paul was born on June 16, 1929 in Milwaukee. Son of Joseph and Sally Josephine Bankit.
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Paul Bankit, American other: education. Decorated Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Air Medals; named lecturer of Year, Army Logistics Management Center; recipient Achievement award, Boy Scouts America, 1968. Member of American Management Association, Academy Management, American Marketing Association, Operations Research Society America, Masons Club.
Education
Degree in Engineering, University Wisconsin, 1950. BGE, University Nebraska, 1960. Master of Business Administration, Michigan State University, 1966.
Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State University, 1972.
Career
Commissioned Second lieutenant United States Army, 1952, advanced through grades to colonel, 1978. Armor unit Commander Fort Hood, Texas, 1954—1957. Aviation officer Germany, 1957—1959.
Instructor Fort Rucker, Alabama, 1959—1960. Test pilot, 1961—1964. Combat pilot Vietnam, 1966—1967.
Division chief Combat Devels. Command, Fort Eustis, Virginia, 1967—1970. Commander Transportation Engineering Agency, Washington, 1973—1976.
Retired, 1978; professor management science Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1978—1983. Chairman board, chief executive officer Midwestern Airlines Inc., Lansing, Michigan. President Protec Research.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Management Association, Academy Management, American Marketing Association, Operations Research Society America, Masons Club.
Connections
Married Esther Lilly Halversen, July 8, 1950. Children: Eric J., Paula A. Married Judith Beale Watson, August 9, 1980.
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Religion
Lutheran -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Decorated Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Air Medals. Named lecturer of Year, Army Logistics Management Center. Recipient Achievement award, Boy Scouts America, 1968.Decorated Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Air Medals. Named lecturer of Year, Army Logistics Management Center. Recipient Achievement award, Boy Scouts America, 1968.