AUSTIN, Texas -- Retired Air Force Colonel John Stephen Bradley, who served as chief protocol officer under President Lyndon B. Johnson, died Sunday at age 62.
Bradley served under Johnson from 1963 to 1968. His responsibilities included helping plan entertainment of foreign dignitaries and working as an advance man on Johnson's trips.
Bradley was an instructor of military pilots during World War II and was recalled to service in 1951 for the Korean War. Later, he was at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin. Following his stint in Washington, he served a year with the Air Force in Vietnam.
He leaves his wife, Martha; two sons and two daughters.
Services were scheduled for today [October 22, 1986].
Boston Globe, The (MA)
October 22, 1986
Edition: THIRD
Page: 73
Copyright (c) 1986 Globe Newspaper Company
Bradley served under Johnson from 1963 to 1968. His responsibilities included helping plan entertainment of foreign dignitaries and working as an advance man on Johnson's trips.
Bradley was an instructor of military pilots during World War II and was recalled to service in 1951 for the Korean War. Later, he was at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin. Following his stint in Washington, he served a year with the Air Force in Vietnam.
He leaves his wife, Martha; two sons and two daughters.
Services were scheduled for today [October 22, 1986].
Boston Globe, The (MA)
October 22, 1986
Edition: THIRD
Page: 73
Copyright (c) 1986 Globe Newspaper Company
AUSTIN, Texas -- Retired Air Force Colonel John Stephen Bradley, who served as chief protocol officer under President Lyndon B. Johnson, died Sunday at age 62.
Bradley served under Johnson from 1963 to 1968. His responsibilities included helping plan entertainment of foreign dignitaries and working as an advance man on Johnson's trips.
Bradley was an instructor of military pilots during World War II and was recalled to service in 1951 for the Korean War. Later, he was at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin. Following his stint in Washington, he served a year with the Air Force in Vietnam.
He leaves his wife, Martha; two sons and two daughters.
Services were scheduled for today [October 22, 1986].
Boston Globe, The (MA)
October 22, 1986
Edition: THIRD
Page: 73
Copyright (c) 1986 Globe Newspaper Company
Bradley served under Johnson from 1963 to 1968. His responsibilities included helping plan entertainment of foreign dignitaries and working as an advance man on Johnson's trips.
Bradley was an instructor of military pilots during World War II and was recalled to service in 1951 for the Korean War. Later, he was at Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin. Following his stint in Washington, he served a year with the Air Force in Vietnam.
He leaves his wife, Martha; two sons and two daughters.
Services were scheduled for today [October 22, 1986].
Boston Globe, The (MA)
October 22, 1986
Edition: THIRD
Page: 73
Copyright (c) 1986 Globe Newspaper Company
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