ANDREW J. G OODPASTER AWARD of the GEORGE C. MARSHALL FOUNDATION

honoring

GENERAL JOHN P. J UMPER , USAF ( Ret. ) 17 th Chief of Staff of the U. S. Air Force and Retired CEO, Leidos

THURSDAY , D ECEMBER 10, 2015 Ronald Reagan Building Washington, DC

GENERAL JOHN P. JUMPER, USAF (RET.)

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PROGRAM

WELCOME Dr. Rob Havers President, George C. Marshall Foundation Lexington, Virginia

LUNCHEON Menu Iced Tea with Mint Arugula, Spinach and Manchego Cheese with Red Apples, Dates and Walnuts Balsamic Vinaigrette Breast of Chicken and Crab Crusted Salmon Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Dill Scented Leek Confit Mustard Sauce Almond Pear Torte Vanilla Poached Pear, Apricot Jam Cappuccino Sauce Freshly Brewed Regular and Decaffeinated Coffees Assorted Harney and Sons Teas

TRIBUTE The Honorable Deborah Lee James Secretary of the U.S. Air Force

PRESENTATION OF THE ANDREW J. G OODPASTER AWARD John B. Adams, Jr. Chairman, George C. Marshall Foundation

ACCEPTANCE AND REMARKS General John P. Jumper, USAF (Ret.)

A C ONVERSATION ON VALUES General Jumper and Dan Clark Dan Clark & Associates

CLOSING Dr. Rob Havers

GENERAL ANDREW J. G OODPASTER The late Andrew Goodpaster began a career in public service that lasted nearly seven decades beginning with his graduation from West Point in 1939. During WWII he commanded the 48th Engineer Combat Battalion in North Africa and Italy and served on the Joint War Plans Committee in the War Department. After receiving a Ph.D. from Princeton, General Goodpaster served as Staff Secretary to President Eisenhower, Commandant of the National War College, Deputy Commander of U.S. Forces, Vietnam and Commander-in-Chief, U.S. European Command and Supreme Allied Commander, Europe. Also he served as Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy and on numerous boards and commissions including The Atlantic Council, The Eisenhower Institute and the Marshall Foundation, of which he was the chairman for many years.

THE ANDREW J. G OODPASTER AWARD The Andrew J. Goodpaster Award honors the life and service of General Andrew J. Goodpaster, a longtime trustee and chairman of the Foundation, a champion of the Marshall legacy, an American hero and an extraordinary public servant. The Goodpaster Award is presented to American heroes in a variety of fields who, like General Goodpaster, have exhibited great courage, selfless service, patriotism and leadership in their lives and careers.

GENERAL JOHN P. J UMPER , USAF (R ET .) 17th Chief of the U.S. Air Force and Retired CEO, Leidos General John Jumper, USAF (Ret.), is being honored for his distinguished career in the U.S. Air Force as well as for his many contributions to national defense. Following a distinguished 39-year career, he retired in 2005 as the 17 th Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force. In his four years as the senior uniformed official in America’s air and space service, General Jumper led more than 700,000 men and women through the Global War of Terrorism, force modernization, and strategic transformation. Among his many assignments were commander of Air Combat Command at Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, commander of U.S. Air Forces Europe and Allied Air Forces Central Europe, and senior military assistant to the Secretary of Defense. A command pilot with more than 5,000 flying hours, principally in fighter aircraft, Gen. Jumper served two tours in Southeast Asia, accumu - lating more than 1,400 combat hours. In June 2007 Gen. Jumper joined the Board of Directors of Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), and in March 2012 he became CEO. He was instrumental in split - ting the company into two. After the split, he remained the CEO of the company which changed its name to Leidos. Gen. Jumper retired as CEO in July 2014. Gen. Jumper earned a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the Virginia Military Institute in 1966. Still active at his alma mater , he serves on the Institute’s Board of Visitors. General Jumper and his wife Ellen live in Spotsylvania, Virginia and have three grown daughters, each of whom has served in the Air Force. AWARD LUNCHEON SPONSORS

We gratefully acknowledge support from the following companies, organizations and individuals:

SUPPORTING SPONSORS L-3 Leidos

CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS ASSOCIATE SPONSORS GE Aviation Richard Y. Atlee Rolls Royce Deavel Wealth Advisors Hyster-Yale Jacobs Engineering NACCO SAIC UTC Aerospace Systems

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS & SPECIAL GUESTS

Mr. John B. Adams, Jr., Chairman, George C. Marshall Foundation Mr. Richard Y. Atlee and Honorable Isabel H. Atlee, Yorktown, Virginia BG Dirk Heinrich Backen, Defense Attaché, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Mr. Albert Beveridge, Past President, George C. Marshall Foundation Mr. Warren J. Bryan, Virginia Military Institute Foundation Ms. Natalie Crawford, Malibu, California Mr. Brian Scott Crockett, Virginia Military Institute Foundation Ms. Cindy Deavel, CFP , Deavel Wealth Advisors, Vienna, Virginia Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Dan Dick, USAF (Ret.), Keswick, Virginia LTG and Mrs. Charles W. Dyke, USA (Ret.), Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees Lt. Gen. Judith Fedder, USAF (Ret.), The Boeing Company Mr. C. Russell Fletcher III, Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees Mr. P. Wesley Foster, Jr., Marshall Foundation Council of Advisors Ms. Pamela L. Frazier, Corporate Director, International Programs, Northrop Grumman Maj. Gen. Jon Gallinetti, USMC (Ret.), VP, Defense, Rolls-Royce North America Mr. Floyd Gottwald, Marshall Foundation Council of Advisors Dr. David Hein, Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees INDIVIDUAL SUPPORTERS & SPECIAL GUESTS

Mr. Richard K. Hines, Atlanta, Georgia Ms. Betty Isaacs, USAF (Ret.), Indian Land, South Carolina Mr. and Mrs. John Cabot Ishon, Hampton, Virginia LTG John D. Johnson, USA, Director of the U.S. Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization Gen. Jeff Kohler, USAF (Ret.), VP, International Business Development, The Boeing Company Gen. Tom Lampley, USAF (Ret.), VP, KBR Mr. H.F. “Gerry” Lenfest, Marshall Foundation Council of Advisors Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Louthan III, Sandy Springs, Georgia Col. Petra McGregor, USAF, Department of Defense Ms. Katrina McFarland, Assistant Secretary of Defense for Acquisitions MG Dan Mongeon, USA (Ret.), CEO, Agility Defense & Government Services Gen. and Mrs. Richard Myers, Arlington, Virginia Gen. and Mrs. J.H. Binford Peay, III, USA (Ret.), Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees The Honorable Thomas Pickering, Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees Mr. Kurt A. Polk, Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees Col. Jennifer Pritzker, IL ARNG (Ret.), Pritzker Military Museum & Library, Chicago, Illinois Mr. Michael Quinn, President and CEO, Museum of the American Revolution, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ambassador Andris Razāns, Embassy of Latvia Mr. Paul A. Robblee, Marietta, Georgia Mr. Daniel Sitterly, USAF Civilian, Department of Defense Mr. Joseph M. Spivey, III, Marshall Foundation Council of Advisors Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, Surprise, Arizona Ms. Ella Studer, VP, KBR Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sullivan, Alexandria, Virginia Michael D. Swanson, M.D., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mr. Randolph W. Urmston, Seattle, Washington Mr. Edward B. Willis, Lexington, Virginia Col. Spencer Wilkinson, Marietta, Georgia Mr. James J. Winn, Jr., Marshall Foundation Board of Trustees Lt. Gen. Stephen G. Wood, USAF (Ret.), SVP, Defense Relations, Rolls-Royce North America RADM Mark Young, USN (Ret.), SVP, Agility Defense & Government Services Mr. Reynolds Young, Arlington, Virginia

List complete as of December 1, 2015 GEORGE C. MARSHALL FOUNDATION

Rare are those individuals who shape the course of world events as George C. Marshall did before, during and after World War II. The Marshall Foundation, located in Lexington, Virginia, perpetuates the legacy of General Marshall’s life and leadership as Army Chief of Staff during World War II, Secretary of State (Marshall Plan) and Secretary of Defense during the Korean War by educating new generations about his role in many of the greatest events of the 20th century that influence issues affecting our nation and the world in the 21st century.

As the keeper of the flame, the Marshall Foundation preserves and commu - nicates the remarkable story of the life and times of George C. Marshall and his contemporaries. It has become a unique, national treasure. Marshall’s achievements are interpreted for the public in the Marshall Museum and through the popular Marshall Legacy Series. The Library and Archives con - tain more than one million documents, 2,700 maps from World Wars I and II, 900 posters from World Wars I and II, and the famous series of Marshall Plan information posters produced in Europe following World War II in a growing collection of documents, artifacts and books. Accommodating increasing interest in the research and study of this period, the Foundation has put much of this material online on its website. Current and future generations must learn about George C. Marshall— leader, visionary, strategist, and statesman. The Foundation’s challenge is to return Marshall to the public consciousness so more people, particularly young people, have an opportunity to learn from his example. He said it well years ago: “It is hard to believe that a man familiar with the history of the centuries could fail to guide his course somewhat by the lessons of the past.” We Salute You

Congratulations to General John P. Jumper, recipient of the Andrew J. Goodpaster award. We salute your extraordinary leadership, fearless courage, and selfless dedication to the nation. GEORGE C. MARSHALL FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF TRUSTEES JOHN B. A DAMS , J R.—Chairman ROB HAVERS —President John B. Adams, Jr. J. Baker Gentry, Jr. L. F. Payne, Jr. Fredericksburg, Virginia Fort Worth, Texas Washington, DC J. Stewart Bryan Rob Havers J.H. Binford Peay, III Richmond, Virginia Lexington, Virginia Lexington, Virginia Christine K. Carrico David Hein Thomas R. Pickering Derwood, Maryland Frederick, Maryland Arlington, Virginia Richard A. Cody Thomas H. Henriksen Kurt A. Polk Arlington, Virginia Palo Alto, California Darien, Connecticut Charles W. Dyke John M. Keane Olin L. Wethington Chevy Chase, Maryland Washington, DC McLean, Virginia George W. Foresman Thomas R. Morris James J. Winn, Jr. Charlottesville, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Butler, Maryland Gregory P. Gass Charles W. Payne, Jr. Clifford Miller Yonce Washington, DC Fredericksburg, Virginia Greenwich, Connecticut

COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Nancy K. Baker Walter H. Kansteiner, III Colin L. Powell Huntsville, Tennessee Washington, DC Alexandria, Virginia Mark Baruch John W. Knapp Rozanne L. Ridgway Westlake Village, California Lexington, Virginia Arlington, Virginia Julius W. Becton, Jr. Melvin R. Laird James E. Rogers Ft. Belvoir, Virginia Ft. Myers, Florida Richmond, Virginia Ann L. Brownson Harry G. Lee Kenneth P. Ruscio Mount Vernon, Virginia Richmond, Virginia Lexington, Virginia Thomas S. Burack William J. Lemon Jack Rudin Hopkinton, New Hampshire Roanoke, Virginia New York, New York Thomas P. Carney H. F. (Gerry) Lenfest Brent Scowcroft Fairfax, Virginia West Conshohocken, Washington, DC Robert B. Charles Pennsylvania Gordon R. Sullivan Washington, DC Frank G. Louthan, Jr. Arlington, Virginia Richard B. Cheney Richmond, Virginia Richard F. Timmons McLean, Virginia Dana G. Mead Washington, DC P. Wesley Foster, Jr. Cambridge, Massachusetts John W. Vessey, Jr. Fairfax, Virginia Jack N. Merritt Garrison, Minnesota Paul F. Gorman Arlington, Virginia Carl E. Vuono Afton, Virginia Edward C. Meyer, Alexandria, Virginia Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Chairman Emeritus Harry H. Warner Richmond, Virginia Arlington, Virginia Lexington, Virginia Paul R. Ignatius Constance A. Morella Samuel B. Witt III Washington, DC Bethesda, Maryland Washington, DC Frank W. Jenkins John H. Zentay McLean, Virginia Washington, DC