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John de Chastelain

Academic offices
Preceded by
William W. Turner
Commandant of the Royal Military College of Canada
1977-1980
Succeeded by
William Kirby Lye
Military offices
Preceded by
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Vice-Chief of the Defence Staff
???-1989
Succeeded by
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Preceded by
Paul David Manson
Chief of the Defence Staff
1989-1993
Succeeded by
John Anderson
Preceded by
John Anderson
Chief of the Defence Staff
1994-1995
Succeeded by
Jean Boyle
Diplomatic posts
Preceded by
Derek Burney
Canadian Ambassador to the United States
1993-1994
Succeeded by
Raymond Chrétien
Political offices
Preceded by
new position
Chairman of the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning (in Northern Ireland)
1997-2006
Succeeded by
not active
Gerneral John de Chastelain

In office
1997 – 2006

In office
1993 – 1994
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien
Preceded by Derek Burney
Succeeded by Raymond Chrétien

In office
1994 – 1995
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien
Preceded by John Rogers Anderson
Succeeded by Jean Boyle
In office
1989 – 1993
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
Preceded by Paul David Manson
Succeeded by John Rogers Anderson

Born July 30, 1937
Bucharest, Romania
Nationality Canadian
Relations Alfred Gardyne de Chastelain, father
Marion Elizabeth (Walsh) de Chastelain, mother
Alma mater Royal Military College of Canada
Occupation Genreral, Diplomat
Profession Soldier
Military service
Allegiance Canada
Service/branch Canadian Army-Canadian Forces Land Force Command Canadian Forces
Years of service 1960-1995
Rank General
Unit Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, The Calgary Highlanders
Commands 4th Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group, CFB Montreal, Chief of the Defense Staff
Awards Commander of the Order of Military Merit, Canadian Forces Decoration