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Thomas S. Gates, Jr.

American diplomat (1906-1983).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Germantown

Place of Death

Philadelphia

Country of Citizenship

United States

Date of Birth

4/10/1906

Date of Death

3/25/1983

Occupation

Military Officer
Diplomat
Politician
Businessperson

Educated At

University of Pennsylvania
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

United States Ambassador to China
(4/14/1976 - 5/8/1977)
Replaces
:
George H. W. Bush
Replaced By
:
Leonard Woodcock
Start Time
: 4/14/1976
End Time
: 5/8/1977
United States Deputy Secretary of Defense
(6/8/1959 - 12/1/1959)
Replaces
:
Donald Aubrey Quarles
Replaced By
:
James H. Douglas, Jr.
Start Time
: 6/8/1959
End Time
: 12/1/1959
United States Secretary of Defense
(12/2/1959 - 1/20/1961)
Replaces
:
Neil H. McElroy
Replaced By
:
Robert McNamara
Start Time
: 12/2/1959
End Time
: 1/20/1961
United States Secretary of the Navy
(4/1/1957 - 6/8/1959)
Replaces
:
Charles S. Thomas
Replaced By
:
William B. Franke
Start Time
: 4/1/1957
End Time
: 6/8/1959
Under Secretary of the Navy
(10/7/1953 - 4/1/1957)
Replaces
:
Charles S. Thomas
Replaced By
:
William B. Franke
Start Time
: 10/7/1953
End Time
: 4/1/1957
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Member of Political Party

Republican Party

Given Name

Thomas

Member Of

Phi Beta Kappa Society
American Philosophical Society
(1959 - )
Start Time
: 1959

Award Received

Grand Cross of Naval Merit with White Badge
(1957)
Point in Time
: 1957
Medal of Freedom
(1961)
Point in Time
: 1961

Name in Native Language

Thomas Sovereign Gates Jr.

Family Name

Gates
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