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Stansfield Turner
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In office
March 9, 1977 ? January 20, 1981
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President
| Jimmy Carter
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Deputy
| E. Henry Knoche
John F. Blake
Frank Carlucci
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Preceded by
| George H. W. Bush
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Succeeded by
| William J. Casey
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In office
June 30, 1972 ? August 9, 1974
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Preceded by
| Benedict J. Semmes Jr.
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Succeeded by
| Julien LeBourgeois
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Born
| (
1923-12-01
)
December 1, 1923
Highland Park
,
Illinois
, U.S.
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Died
| January 18, 2018
(2018-01-18)
(aged 94)
Seattle
,
Washington
,
U.S.
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Resting place
| United States Naval Academy Cemetery
[1]
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Spouse(s)
| Patricia Busby Whitney
(
m.
;
div.
)
Eli Karin Tjelta
(
m.
; died
)
Marion Levitt Weiss
(
m.
)
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Education
| Amherst College
United States Naval Academy
(
BS
)
Exeter College, Oxford
(
BA
)
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Allegiance
|
United States
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Branch/service
|
U.S. Navy
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Years of service
| 1946?1978
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Rank
| Admiral
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Commands
| USS
Conquest
USS
Rowan
USS
Horne
U.S. Second Fleet
Allied Forces Southern Europe
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Battles/wars
| Korean War
Vietnam War
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Stansfield M. Turner
(December 1, 1923 – January 18, 2018) was a
United States Navy
admiral
and former
Director of Central Intelligence
and
President of the Naval War College
. He was a senior research scholar at the
University of Maryland, College Park
School of Public Policy
.
Turner was born on December 1, 1923 in
Highland Park
,
Illinois
. He studied at
Amherst College
, at the
United States Naval Academy
, and at
Exeter College, Oxford
. He was a
Christian Scientist
.
[2]
Turner died in
Seattle
,
Washington
on January 18, 2018 at the age of 94.
[3]