John H. Holdridge

[2] His parents were Marie Gunther and Herbert C. Holdridge, a West Point graduate who reached the rank of brigadier general in the United States Army.His parents later divorced, and John gained his only sibling, a much younger stepsister, Cheryl Holdridge, after his father remarried.Holdridge attended Dartmouth College in 1941, but transferred to the US Military Academy at West Point upon the US entry into World War II.Though not involved with domestic politics, Holdridge would be largely identified with Republican administrations and the real politik policies of Kissinger throughout his later career.While serving on the NSC, Holdridge was selected by Kissinger to help lay the groundwork for diplomatic reproachment between the US and Red China.
United States Ambassador to IndonesiaRonald ReaganJohn Cameron MonjoPaul WolfowitzAssistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific AffairsRichard HolbrookeUnited States Ambassador to the Republic of SingaporeGerald FordJimmy CarterEdwin M. CronkRichard F. KneipNew York CityNew YorkWashington, D.C.Brigadier GeneralHerbert C. HoldridgeCheryl HoldridgeHenry A. Kissinger'sUnited StatesPeople's Republic of ChinaU.S. Ambassador to SingaporeIndonesiaWest PointUnited States ArmyDartmouth CollegeWorld War IIMandarinCornell UniversityHarvard UniversityVice ConsulEmbassy of the United States, BangkokThailandconsulConsulate General Hong KongSingaporeRichard NixonPresident of the United StatesNational Security CouncilHenry KissingerNational Security AdvisorRepublicanreal politikRed ChinaZhou Enlaideputy chief of missionBeijing, ChinaGerald R. FordUnited States Ambassador to SingaporeSix Assurancespulmonary fibrosisUnited States Department of StateC-SPANEdward E. MastersUnited States ambassadors to SingaporeDonaldGalbraithThayerArnoldHuntsmanChorbaHerboldShieldsAdelmanSyptak-RamnathMansourKaplanUnited States ambassadors to IndonesiaCochranCummingAllisonNewsomMastersWolfowitzGelbardPascoeMarcielDonovanVariavaLakhdhir