William Schuyler de Camp

Background

Camp, William Schuyler de was born on September 24, 1934 in Fort Monroe, Virginia, United States.

Education

Associate of Arts, University California-Berkeley, 1954. Bachelor of Arts California-Berkeley, 1956. Master of Arts, Tulane University, 1965.

Doctor of Philosophy, Tulane University, 1970. Student, Army War College, 1973. Student, Armed Forces Staff College, 1970.

Career

Commissioned Second lieutenant United States Army, 1956, advanced through grades to major general, 1980, battalion Commander, brigade executive officer Vietnam, 1968-1969. Special assistant to Army Chief of Staff, Washington, 1970-1972. Army associate School Advanced International Studies Johns Hopkins, 1972-1973.

Deputy to assistant deputy chief staff for operations and planning United States Army, Washington, 1973-1975. Brigade Commander West Germany, 1975-1976. Special assistant to chief staff Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers in Europe, Belgium, 1976-1977.

Assistant Commander 3d Division West Germany, 1977-1979. Joint chiefs representative North Atlantic Treaty Organization-Warsaw Pact MBFR Negotiations, Vienna, 1979-1980. Director Interam. Region Office Secretary Defense, 1981-1984.

Achievements

• William Schuyler de Camp has been listed as a noteworthy army officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Mantua Parent-Teachers Association, Fairfax, Virginia, 1973-1974. Institutional representative Boy Scouts American. Member Association United States Army, United States Armor Association, Pi Sigma Alpha.

Connections

Son of John Taylor and Barbara Virginia (Meister) deC. Married Anne Lindsey Draper, July 25, 1959. Children: William Schuyler, Junior, Philip Draper, Timothy Laurent.