Robert Bailey Solomon

Background

Solomon, Robert Bailey was born on December 14, 1930 in Baltimore. Son of Adolphe Robert and Sylvia (Rochkind) Solomon.

Education

Associate of Arts, University Baltimore, 1950. Bachelor of Science, University Maryland, 1964. Master of Science, Johns Hopkins University, 1975.

Postgraduate, United States Army Command and General Staff College, 1968. Postgraduate, National War College, 1975.

Career

Enlisted in the United States Army, 1951, commissioned Second lieutenant, 1952, advanced through grades to major general, 1978. Deputy chief public affairs Department Army, Washington, 1976-1977, chief public affairs, 1977-1979. Deputy chief of staff (CINCPAC), Camp Her Majesty Smith, Hawaii, 1979-1981.

Deputy to inspector general Department Army, Washington, 1981-1984. Commanding general United States Army Training Center, Fort Jackson, 1984-1987. Vice president Benedict College, Columbia, South Carolina, since 1987.

Instructor Army Information School, 1961-1963.

Achievements

• Robert Bailey Solomon has been listed as a noteworthy college administrator, army officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member national committee United Service Organizations, 1978-1979. Member Association United States Army, United States Armor Association Lodges: Rotary, B'nai Brith.

Connections

Married Frances S. Nathanson, April 2, 1955. Children– Sharon M., Eric J., Leah S.

Father:

Adolphe Robert Solomon

Mother:

Sylvia (Rochkind) Solomon

Spouse:

Frances S. Nathanson

child:

Leah S. Solomon

child:

Sharon M. Solomon

child:

Eric J. Solomon