Box 13
Contains 15 Results:
Appointment as ambassador diploma, 2002
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
Photograph album of reception for Blaney (1 of 2), 2002
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
Photograph album of reception for Blaney (2 of 2), 2002
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
Presidential commission of Blaney as a reserve officer, 1970
Series 1: Building a career (1970-1984) contains information about John W. Blaney’s early career, including his military experience, time at Georgetown University in the School of Foreign Service, and early foreign service experiences. This series includes school transcripts, performance evaluations, photographs, and memoranda.
Graduation certificate of the US Army Air Defense School, 1971
Series 1: Building a career (1970-1984) contains information about John W. Blaney’s early career, including his military experience, time at Georgetown University in the School of Foreign Service, and early foreign service experiences. This series includes school transcripts, performance evaluations, photographs, and memoranda.
Foreign service officer appointment diploma, 1975
Series 1: Building a career (1970-1984) contains information about John W. Blaney’s early career, including his military experience, time at Georgetown University in the School of Foreign Service, and early foreign service experiences. This series includes school transcripts, performance evaluations, photographs, and memoranda.
Soviet Cost to Attack U.S. Strategic Forces, 1985
Series 2: Cold War (1978-1996) encompasses Blaney’s time in the foreign service as a congressional aide and economic counselor at the United States Embassy in Moscow, Russia where he was involved with US/USSR arms control and disarmament negotiations. Materials in this series include memoranda, performance evaluations, memorabilia, correspondence, photographs, and articles.
Counselor appointment diploma, 1991
Series 2: Cold War (1978-1996) encompasses Blaney’s time in the foreign service as a congressional aide and economic counselor at the United States Embassy in Moscow, Russia where he was involved with US/USSR arms control and disarmament negotiations. Materials in this series include memoranda, performance evaluations, memorabilia, correspondence, photographs, and articles.
Superior Honor Award, 1983
Series 3: United Nations/South Africa (1983-2001) contains information from Blaney’s work in the United Nations as Deputy United States Representative to the Economic and Social Council, and his continued career in the foreign service as Director of Southern African Affairs and in Charge d’Affaires for South Africa. This series includes correspondence, photographs, award diplomas, notebooks, and performance evaluations.
Minister Counselor diploma, 1997
Series 3: United Nations/South Africa (1983-2001) contains information from Blaney’s work in the United Nations as Deputy United States Representative to the Economic and Social Council, and his continued career in the foreign service as Director of Southern African Affairs and in Charge d’Affaires for South Africa. This series includes correspondence, photographs, award diplomas, notebooks, and performance evaluations.
Superior Honor Award , 1999
Series 3: United Nations/South Africa (1983-2001) contains information from Blaney’s work in the United Nations as Deputy United States Representative to the Economic and Social Council, and his continued career in the foreign service as Director of Southern African Affairs and in Charge d’Affaires for South Africa. This series includes correspondence, photographs, award diplomas, notebooks, and performance evaluations.
Newspapers, 2002 - 2003
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
Secretary's Distinguished Service Award, 2004
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
Photograph of President Bush, Chairman Bryant, 2004
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.
The Secretary's Career Achievement Award, 2005
Series 4: Liberia (1995-2005, 2015) contains information about Blaney’s experience as Ambassador to Liberia. Prominent in this series are documents and memorabilia related to Blaney’s negotiation of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement that ended the Second Liberian civil war. Materials in this series include academic and news articles, photographs, correspondence, speaking notes and speeches, performance evaluations, and memorabilia.