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THE
NAMES OF CURRENT DETACHMENT MEMBERS ARE NOT TO BE DISPLAYED WITHOUT THE
AUTHORIZATION OF THE DETACHMENT COMMANDER |
| 2010 |
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Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
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| 2009 |
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| Ambassador: Charles
L. Glazer |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
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| 2008 |
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| Ambassador: Charles
L. Glazer |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
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| 2007 |
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| Ambassador: Charles
L. Glazer |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
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| 2005 |
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| 2004 |
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2003
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| Ambassador:Rose
M. Likins / H.
Douglas
Barclay |
Regional
Security Officer: John
Root
Company
Commander:
Detachment
Commander: Mark Buckingham,
Watchstanders: Sgt
Alvarado, Rudy A. Galima, Sgt
Hayes, Sgt
Tweedie, Sgt Walters |
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2002
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| Ambassador: Rose
M. Likins |
Company Commander:
Detachment
Commander: Mark Buckingham
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Alvarado, Crum, Rudy A. Galima,
Sgt. Hayes,Cpl.
Heidenthal, Hill, Nguen, Purcell, Rickels,
Cpl.
Strader, Sgt. Tweedie, Voorhees, White, |
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2001
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2000
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1999
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| Ambassador: Anne W.
Patterson |
Company Commander:
Detachment
Commander: GySgt.
Michael Holguin
Watchstanders: Michael
N. Hanes, Russell
W. Jewell, |
Francisco
Flores Pérez (ARENA party) was elected president
U.S. President Clinton visited San Salvador, the capital of El
Salvador, s Though opposed by leftist politicians, Gvt
approval
for a U.S. military base replacing Panama base. |
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1998
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| Ambassador: Anne W.
Patterson |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: GySgt. Michael Holguin
Watchstanders:
Michael N. Hanes, Patrick
C. Isley, |
| Major
Hurricane
Mitch |
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1997
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| Ambassador: Anne W.
Patterson |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders: Patrick
C. Isley, |
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1996
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| Ambassador: Alan
H. Flanigan |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders: Jose
Alejandro Fernandez, Patrick
C. Isley, |
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1995
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| Ambassador: Alan
H. Flanigan |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
Jose Alejandro Fernandez, Gaspar
(Goose) Guzman, |
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1994
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1993
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1992
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| Ambassador: William
Graham Walker |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: MSgt. Ulysses
McDowell Jr.
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Bradley Anderson, John Andrews, Sgt. Gerald (Jay) L.
Barrett, Sgt. Malloy, Cpl. Mayfield, Sgt. Stanford, |
FMLN
/
government sign peace treaty in Mexico City. FMLN to disarm / become a
political party U.S.-trained counterinsurgency forces to disband,
political prisoners would be freed, with land grants to
combatants
Peace proclaimed ending 12-year civil war 75,000 victims |
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1991
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| Ambassador: William
Graham Walker |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: GySgt. Martin L. Bradley /
Watchstanders:Sgt.
Bradley Anderson, John Andrews, Sgt. Gerald
(Jay)L. Barrett, Kevin Van Tassell, |
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1990
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| Ambassador: William
Graham Walker |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: GySgt. Martin L. Bradley
A/:
SSgt. Ed Messina
Watchstanders
Sgt. Gregory
Barr, Sgt. Gerald (Jay) L. Barrett, Matthew Cassidy,
Sgt. Kies, Sgt. Menker, Kevin Van Tassell, |
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1989
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| Ambassador: William
Graham Walker |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: GySgt. Martin L. Bradley
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Ivy,
Sgt. Kies, Cpl. Lovato, Sgt.
Parisi, Cpl. Sarkissian, Cpl. Smith, |
ARENA's
Alfredo Cristiani was elected president (boycotted by left
The National Federation of Salvadoran Workers (FENESTRAS) headquarters
was bombed,
Among dead - FENESTRAS president Elizabeth
Velásquez.
6 Jesuit priests and 2 female employees murdered by military
death squad. El Salvador condemned for murders |
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1988
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1987
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| Ambassador: Edwin
G. Corr |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders: Ronald
B. Biggs, Charles W. Elliot, III, Matthew Jackson, |
| Rebel
forces destroy El Paraiso, El Salvador's 2nd
largest
military base |
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1986
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| Ambassador: Edwin
G. Corr |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
Ronald B. Biggs, Charles W.Elliot, III, Matthew
Jackson, |
Earthquake
hit El Salvador, killing over 1,000 and leaving nearly half a million
people homeless.
American
Rescue Team El Salvador
Earthquakes |
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1985
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| Ambassador: Thomas
R. Pickering / Edwin
G. Corr |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander: Robert D.
Gorman
A/:
Bill
Farnell
Watchstanders: Ronald
B. Biggs, Charles W. Elliot, III, Julian L. Gonzales, Anton S. Koszuth,
Mark D.Lay, Shane Pitzer, David
W. Rowe, Gregory H.Weber,
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Charles
Elliot (Ashburn, VA), Mike Cooper (York, PA), Robert
Ballesteros (Yside, CA), Robert D.
Gorman (Dale City, VA), Bill Farnell
North Carolina,
Anton Koszuth (Tahoe, CA), Jim Lane (Chicago, Ill), Richard
Sode
(Maryland)
Bustos (Los Angeles, CA), Damiani
(Florida) ,
Mike Harney (North Carolina ?), Mike Dye
(Nashville, TN), Tahako,
Pat
Kwiatkowski KIA
Bobby
Joe Dixon KIA
Greg
Weber KIA
Tom
Handwork KIA
From
Chuck
No RSO (Walt Sergeant had left for Bogota, Colombia).
Assigned to
the RSO office was George Lake and Linda Fleetwood.
There also was not an Ambassador at the time (Amb Tom Pickering had
left for Isreal).
Charge was David Passage. The DATT was Col Smith. Highest
ranking
Marine in the embassy was Col Blizzard, whom everybody in the det
liked. Best partying communicator was Wojo, whom everybody in
the
det liked. Oh yeah, one of the most popular hangouts was Gloria's from
what I hear...
"The
Prism" article describing the environment surrounding the assasination
of MSGs: Belly
of the beast |
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1984
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| Ambassador: Thomas
R. Pickering |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
Curtis
Benge, Julian L. Gonzales, Anton
S.
Koszuth, Mark D. Lay, Shane Pitzer, Steve
Jon Rennie, David
W. Rowe, Norman H. Wilcox |
Duarte
(PDC) elected president, backed by US, Duarte promised some reforms and
negotiations with the rebels. He did initiate talks with the FMLN that
year, but they soon broke off. After the elections, the U.S. Congress
voted an immediate increase in military aid.
USMC Command and Staff College: EL
SALVADOR AFTER 1979--FORCES IN THE CONFLICT, by Major Charles
Olan
Skipper, United States Marine Corps, April 1, 1984. |
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1983
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| Ambassador: Deane
R. Hinton / Thomas R. Pickering |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders: Curtis
Benge, Shane Pitzer, Steve
Jon Rennie, Norman
H. Wilcox |
| Military
Coup forced removal of García as Defense Minister,
replaced by Gen.
Carlos Vides Casanova |
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1982
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| Ambassador: Deane
R. Hinton |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders: Curtis
Benge, Sgt. William H.
Diaz, James F.
Healy, Rod Richards, Norman H. Wilcox |
| Alvaro
Magaña elected president. ARENA's Roberto
d'Aubuisson
(believed to have orderred murder of Archbishop Romero) made president
of constituent assembly. |
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1981
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| Ambassador:
Robert
Edward White / Deane R. Hinton |
Company Commander:
Detachment Commander:
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Robert G. Bledsoe, Sgt. William H. Diaz,
James F. Healy, SSgt Dana Lau, Wayne Mastriano, Rodney S.
Richards, David
Rodriguez,
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FDR leaders lost in kidnap-assassination plot, the Guillermo Ungo
(FDR),
sets up a government-in-exile.
Becausse of success of the FMLN
to El
Salvador. Later, Pres. Ronald Reagan offensive / U.S. president Jimmy
Carter sends $5 million military aid packageincreases aid to $30
million for 1981.
Atlacatl
army battalion
(US Trained) massacres 794 men, women, and children in El
Mozote.
(The New Yorker Article:
The Truth of El Mazote) |
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1980
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| Ambassador:
Frank
James Devine / Robert
Edward White |
RSO: Chris Disney
Company
Commander:
Detachment Commander: GySgt
Steve J. Csabon, Jr.
Watchstanders:
Gary D. Adams, Sgt
Roarke Anderson, Sgt. Clark W. Baker, Sgt Robert Bledsoe, Sgt Alan
Carter, Sgt. Rick Cheever, Sgt.
Alex Covarrubias, Cpl. Darryl Crawford, Sgt.
William H. Diaz, Sgt. Mick Ferlaino, Sgt Robert
Fowler, Sgt. Martin W. Franciscus, Sgt.
Donald L. Hunter, Sgt. Doug James, Sgt. Al Kelleher,
SSgt. Dana Lau, Wayne Mastriano, Sgt. Patrick Moore, Cpl.
Timothy Pester, Sgt. Ed
Rivas, David Rodriguez, Sgt. Andy Shillinglaw,
Sgt. Garry Stahl, Sgt. Johny
J Valero
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Combat
Action Ribbon 1979 - 1980
Ungo
and Mayorga resign in despute with junta. new junta forms
with José
Napoleón Duarte
Troops
open fire on protest demonstration, killing 20.
Attorney
General Mario Zamora, one of the few remaining civilians in
the government, assassinated.
ARCHBISHOP
OSCAR ROMERO,
assassinated. Massacre at funeral / 39 dead and 200 injured.
Remembrance
UN
Commission Creighton
University
Military
violence increases / thousands murdered by troops.
Duarte
declared president by military-civilian junta
assuring larger aid packages from the U.S.
4
American churchwomen were kidnapped, raped, and murdered by
government soldiers, |
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1979
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| Ambassador: Frank
James Devine |
RSO: Chris Disney
Company
Commander:
XO: Captain
Richard Huck
NCOIC: GySgt Steve J.
Csabon, Jr.
A/: Sgt May
Brown
Watchstanders:
Gary D. Adams, Sgt
Roarke Anderson, Sgt. Clark W. Baker, Sgt Alan Carter, Sgt. Rick
Cheever, Sgt.
Alex Covarrubias, Cpl. Darryl Crawford, Sgt.
William H. Diaz, Sgt. Mick Ferlaino, Sgt Robert
Fowler, Sgt. Martin W. Franciscus, Sgt.
Donald L. Hunter, Sgt. Doug James, Sgt. Al Kelleher, Sgt. Dana
Lau, Sgt.
Patrick Moore, Cpl.
Timothy Pester, Sgt. Ed
Rivas, Sgt. Andy Shillinglaw,
Sgt. Garry Stahl, Sgt. Johny
J Valero
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Combat
Action Ribbon 1979 - 1980
Following
a series of successful strikes that seemed to foreshadow victory for
popular forces, Gen. Romero was overthrown by the “COLONELS'
COUP.”
replaced by a military-civilian junta Román
Mayorga Quiroz , Guillermo
Ungo
, Col.
Adolfo Majano and Col. Jaime
Abdul Gutiérrez, Col.
Guillermo García.
Duarte
returns from exile.
National
security forces massacred 25 protesters. Ex
Generals on Trial Truth
Commission-El Salvador |
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1978
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| Ambassador: Frank
James Devine |
RSO: James "Tex"
Sanford
/ Chris Disney
Company
Commander: Major Phillip
Ray
XO: Captain
Richard Huck
NCOIC: GySgt Steve J.
Csabon, Jr.
A/:
Sgt May
Brown
Watchstanders: Gary
D. Adams, Sgt. Clark W. Baker, Sgt Alan Carter, Sgt. Rick Cheever, Sgt.
Alex Covarrubias, Cpl. Darryl Crawford, Sgt.
William H. Diaz, Sgt. Mick Ferlaino, Sgt Robert
Fowler, Sgt. Martin W. Franciscus, Sgt.
Donald L. Hunter, Sgt. Patrick Moore, Cpl.
Timothy Pester, Sgt. Andy Shillinglaw,
Sgt. Garry Stahl,
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1977
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| Ambassador:
Ignacio
E. Lozano, Jr. / Frank
James Devine |
RSO - James "Tex"
Sanford
Company
Commander: Major Phillip
Ray
XO: Capt.
Germain
NCOIC: MSgt. Donald Brennan
A/:
Sgt. Leon Vialpando
Watchstanders: Sgt.
Robert Barboza, Sgt. Robert Berlin, Sgt Rick Cheever, Cpl. Earl
Griebler, Cpl. Timothy Howel, Sgt. James
Manlove, Sgt.
Jonathan Miner, Sgt.
Patrick Moore, SSgt. Thaddeus "Ted" Olko, Sgt. Dan Olsen, Sgt.
William Rivera, Sgt. Terri L. Stewart, |
Fraudulent
electionsgoverment security forces( ORDEN
- "death squads" ) terrorize opponents,
Gen. Carlos Humberto Romero becames president.
Police and ORDEN soldiers
opened fire on protest rally, killing 100.
Inncreased support for leftist movements such as wthe Front
for
United Popular Action (FAPU).
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1976
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| Ambassador:
James
Fromhart Campbell / Ignacio
E. Lozano, Jr. |
RSO
- James "Tex"
Sanford
Company
Commander: Major
Phillip
Ray
XO: Capt.
Germain
NCOIC: MSgt.
Donald Brennan
A/:
Sgt. Leon
Vialpando
Watchstanders:
Sgt.
Bruce Agee, Sgt Joe Binder, Sgt. Ben Curtis, Sgt. Brian Hickle, Sgt.
Patrick
J. Moore, Sgt.
Jonathan Miner, Sgt. William
Rivera
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| Sgt
Patrick Moore (76-79) was RSO Abidjian 04-06 / Sanna 88-90
/.Bucharest
90-93/Hong Kong 99-02 |
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1975
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| Ambassador: James
Fromhart Campbell |
RSO - James "Tex"
Sanford
Company
Commander: Major Phillip
Ray
XO: Capt.
Germain
NCOIC: MSgt. FNU Johnston
A/: Sgt.
Leon
Vialpando
Watchstanders:
Sgt.
Bruce Agee, Sgt. Ben
Curtis, Sgt. Brian Hickle, Sgt
Jonathan Miner, Sgt. William Rivera, Gary
M. Tsosie, |
Protesting
University students massacred
by the army.
Popular Revolutionary Bloc (BPR), founded. |
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1974
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1973
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1972
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| Ambassador: Henry
E. Catto, Jr. |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders:
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Recession
/ Col. Arturo Molina fraudulently becomes president
defeating Christian Democrat José
Napoleón Duarte
Military dissidents revolt,
Protests at National University, both suppressed by Molina
Troops.
ORDEN death squads punish Duarte supporters.
Duarte imprisoned, tortured, and exiled. U.S.supports Molina
government. |
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1971
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1970
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| Ambassador: William
G. Bowdler |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders: Phillip
E. Whitley, |
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1969
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| Ambassador: William
G. Bowdler |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders: Phillip
E. Whitley, |
| economic
crisis, Honduras expells 80,000 Salvadoran refugees El Salvador attacks
Honduras, 4 day war known as the “soccer
war”
because it occurred after soccer matches between the two countries. El
Salvador invaded and bombed the Honduran capital (July 14).
(3,000 deaths). |
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1968
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| Ambassador:
Raul H. Castro / William
G. Bowdler |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders:Phillip
E. Whitley, |
ORDEN
created by Gen. José Alberto Medrano
A right-wing paramilitary squad, ORDEN was reputed to carry out
summary executions of alleged peasant subversives. receiving training
from U.S. military advisers. |
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1967
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| Ambassador: Raul
H. Castro |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: GySgt. Richard Devon
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Stephen D.T. Lyon, Cpl Newton, Sgt. Parker |
| Lt.
Col. Julio Adalberto Rivera
succeeded in 1967 by Col. Fidel Sánchez
Hernández. Relations with Honduras deteriorated in
the late
1960s. There was a Honduran border clash in 1967. |
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1966
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| Ambassador: Raul
H. Castro |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: GySgt. Richard Devon
A/: SSgt.
Robert Rady
Watchstanders:
LCpl. Allan Arving, Sgt. Jimmy Holder, Sgt. Stephen D.T. Lyon,
Sgt. Dave Mullholland, Cpl. Newton, Sgt.
William Parker, Sgt. Frank Schaeffer, Cpl. Charles Stevens, |
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1965
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| Ambassador: Raul
H. Castro |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: GySgt. Ken Pehringer
Watchstanders:
Cpl. Ed Decker, Cpl. Jimmy Holder, LCpl. Stephen D.T. Lyon, Sgt. Robert
Rady, Cpl. Richard Seaver, |
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1964
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| Ambassador: Murat
W. Williams / Raul H. Castro
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Company Commander:
NCOIC: GySgt. Ken Pehringer
Watchstanders:Stephen Joseph
Meyers, |
| JOSÉ
NAPOLEÓN DUARTE (1925–90),
wins mayoral
election
in San Salvador.Rreformist politician tolerated by the military. |
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1963
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| Ambassador: Murat
W. Williams |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders: Stephen Joseph
Meyers, |
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1962
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| Ambassador: Murat
W. Williams |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders: Stephen Joseph
Meyers, |
The
constituent assembly approves constitution to replace the
1950
document.
Eusebia Rodolfo Cordón
inaugurated as provisional president.
Opposition parties boycot
election, Lt.
Col. Julio Adalberto Rivera inaugurated for a
five-year term. |
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1961
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| Ambassador: Murat
W. Williams |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: SSgt George O'Connor / Donald Morrison / G. R. Wade, Jr.
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Board, Cpl. Cole, SSgt. Flores, Alonzo S.
Guaderrama, Sgt. Robert L. Hastey, Sgt. Miranda,
Stephen Joseph Meyers, Sgt. Tklec, |
| 5
member Military-Civilian
Directorate
(Junta) overthrows Govt violence leaves 96 dead. |
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1960
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1959
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| Ambassador: Thorsten
Valentine Kalijarvi |
Region Commanding Officer: Major
James Flores (Peru)
Company
Commander:
NCOIC: Gunnery
Sgt. Robert Hill
Watchstanders: Sgt.
Bill
Bell, Cpl. Scott Bruner, Sgt. Bill Hart, Sgt. John T. Lytle,
Cpl. Smith(fuzzy on his name)-called Smitty by
everyone, Sgt. Manuel Soliz, Sgt. William C.
Wonicker, |
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1958
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| Ambassador: Thorsten
Valentine Kalijarvi |
Region Commanding Officer: Major
James Flores (Peru)
Company
Commander:
NCOIC: Gunnery
Sgt. Robert Hill
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Bill
Bell,
Cpl. Scott Bruner, Sgt. Bill Hart, Sgt. John T. Lytle, Cpl. Smith(fuzzy
on his name)-called Smitty by
everyone, Sgt Manuel Soliz, Sgt. William C.
Wonicker, |
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1957
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| Ambassador: Thomas
Clifton Mann / Thorsten
Valentine Kalijarvi |
Region Commanding Officer: Major
James Flores (Peru)
Company
Commander:
NCOIC: Master
Sgt. Willard Saville
Watchstanders:
Sgt. Bill
Bell,
Cpl. Scott Bruner, Sgt. Bill Hart, Sgt. John T. Lytle, Cpl. Smith(fuzzy
on his name)-called Smitty by
everyone, Sgt Manuel Soliz, Sgt. William C.
Wonicker,
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1956
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1955
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| Ambassador
:Robert
C. Hill / Thomas
Clifton Mann |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: MSgt Michael
J.J. Kennedy,
Watchstanders:Tony Borgese, Bill Boyle,
Roger
Ellis, Fred
Goodell, Johnny Hopkins,
Rodney Rodgers, Mike
Spano, Baily Taylor, |
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1954
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| Ambassador:
Michael
James McDermott / Robert
C. Hill |
Company Commander:
NCOIC: MSgt Michael
J.J. Kennedy,
Watchstanders:
Fred Goodell, |
From
Fred Goodell (Jan/2004)
Fall of
1954. Roger Ellis and I were selected to accompany Ambassador
Robert C. Hill on a trip to Metapan, located on Lago (lake) Guija in
the Northwest corner of El Salvador. Amb. Hill met with
Ambassador John Peurifoy , US Envoy to Guatemala. It was the
first time armed Marines accompanied the Ambassador in El
Salvador. We met up with the Guatemalan group and Amb.
Peurifoy
was with two armed Marines from his Embassy and he too was carrying a
revolver. (A gun toting diplomat - now rare). We were there
two
days & nights sleeping on the ground but eating well. (Very
primitive town at the time with a very historical church)
We off
duty Marines hung out with just about all of the Embassy staff, other
US Gov't missions and other North Americans or foreigers. And
we
made many friends with the local population (note number who married
while on post). The best liberty was the beaches and Ellis and I went
diving every chance we had. All in all it was the best duty ever and it
wetted my appetite for knowing Latin America and its people.
So
much so that upon graduation from UNM, I spent nearly thirty years
working in Central and South America.
Fred D.
Goodell , Frutillar, Chile |
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1953
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| Ambassador:
Angier
Biddle Duke / Michael
James McDermott |
Company Commander: Major
John K. Hogan - (fmr CO
Company A, 1st Battalion, 27th Marines of the 5thMARDIV on Iwo Jima
1945)
NCOIC: MSgt Michael
J.J. Kennedy, (an old
China Marine.who awarded
the Sun Burst of Sun Yat Sen Medal while on post)
A/:
SSgt Edward Moss*
Watchstanders: Fred
D.
Goodell, SSgt James ???, Sgt Buddy
Keifer, Sgt
Clifford Dison, *, Sgt
Roger J. Ellis * |
From (Jan04):
Fred D. Goodell (MEGA Life Member 099
San
Salvador which was a civilian attire post.(Primarily because the
Salvadorean Govt did not like the fact the US Marines had been in
Nicaragua sine the 1930's.) The U.S. Embassy was located on Calle Arce,
in an ex private home built in 1913. It
was a grand
old mansion and soon became too small for the amount of offices
assigned, so another large estate across the street was acquired and
used for the Consulate, USIA, and Cultural Center. (photos)
We were
a small group of military which included the Military Attache, Air
attache, (no Naval), the USAF Mission, US Army Mission, InterAmerican
Geodetic Survey (IAGS). Others included,
CIA,
ICA (Punto Cuatro ie.
Point 4 - later
AID), USIA (later known as the United States Information Service -
USIS).
Amb
McDermott was not much of a social person during his short tour.
(Photo)
The
Marine House was located on 1a Calle Poniente Bis, 3 1/2 blocks from
the Embassy and Consulate.
Sept
1953 Jim ???? married the Amb's. secretary . |
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1952
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1951
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1950
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| Ambassador: George
P.
Shaw |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders:
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| In
the
first free elections since 1931, Maj. Oscar Osorio was
elected
president. Osorio introduced a constitution that allowed
urban
unions but banned rural organizing. |
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1949
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| 1948 |
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| Ambassador: Albert
F. Nufer |
Company Commander:
NCOIC:
Watchstanders:
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| Albert
F. Nufer presented credentials in 1947.
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El Salvador Presidents
Leaders
of
El Salvador
1948-1948
Revolutionary Govt. Council
1950-1956 Lt.-Col. Oscar Osorio
1956-1960 Col. José María Lemus
1960-1961 (Junta)
1961-1962 (Civic Military Directory)
1962-1962 Eusebio Rodolfo Cordón Cea
1962-1967 Col. Julio Adalberto Rivera Carballo
1967-1972 Fidel Sánchez Hernández
1972-1977 Arturo Armando Molina
1977-1979 Carlos Humberto Romero
1979-1982 (Junta)
1982-1984 Álvaro Alfredo Magaña Borjo
1984-1989 José Napoleón Duarte
1989-1994 Alfredo Cristiani
1994-1999 Armando Calderón Sol
1999 now Francisco Guillermo Flores Pérez |
