About John A. Busterud
Lived 1921 – 2016 (aged 94). John A. Busterud was an American politician.
John Armand Busterud (March 7, 1921 - January 4, 2016) was a Republican Assemblyman in the California legislature for the 22nd District. He was also Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality, was married to Anne Witwer and had three children: John, James and Mary.
Military service After college, Busterund became an officer in the United States Army and served 90th Infantry Division in World War II. His unit seized art and gold hidden by Germany in a salt mine. He wrote the Below The Salt, an account of his units capture of the German gold reserves at Merkers Mine in the war. After the war, Busterund continued his service in the army and achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel.
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Who was John A. Busterud?
American politician
When was John A. Busterud born?
John A. Busterud was born on 7 March 1921 in Coos Bay.
When did John A. Busterud die?
John A. Busterud died on 4 January 2016 in San Rafael, California.
What was John A. Busterud's occupation?
John A. Busterud was a politician.
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John A. Busterud was American.
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