Boediardjo

Air Marshal Boediardjo
Indonesian Minister of Information
In office 6 June 1968 – 28 March 1973
President	Suharto
Preceded by	B.M. Diah
Indonesian Ambassador for Cambodia
In office 1965–1968
President	Sukarno
Indonesian Ambassador for Spain
In office 1976–1979
President	Suharto
Personal details
Born	(1921-11-16)16 November 1921 Indonesia
Died	15 March 1997(1997-03-15) (aged 75) Jakarta
Spouse	Sri Redjeki Boediardjo
Education	Royal Air Force Staff College
Occupation	Diplomat, Minister, Air Officer

Air Marshal Boediardjo (16 November 1921 – 15 March 1997 ) was Indonesian Minister of Information (1968 - 1973) for Indonesian First Development Cabinet (Indonesian: Kabinet Pembangunan I).

Education

• Hollandisch-Inlandische School (HIS) Rejosari, Semarang, Indonesia (1935)
• Meer Uitgebreid Lager Onderwijs (MULO), Magelang, Indonesia (1939)
• Radio Technical Education, Bandung, Indonesia (1940)
• Education in Railways School, Semarang, Indonesia (1943-1944)
• Education in Aviation School, Bandung, Indonesia (1951)
• Squadron Commander's Course, Jakarta, Indonesia (1952)
• School of Life Sciences Strategy, Jakarta, Indonesia (1952)
• Royal Air Force Staff College, Andover, England (1954).

Career

• Member of Militaire Luchtvaart (1939-1942)
• Member of Rikuyu Sokyoku (1943-1945)
• Deputy Minister Air Force Chief Staff (1945-1965)
• Director of Communication and Navigation in Indonesian Air Force (1952)
• Indonesian Air Force Attaché in Cairo, Egypt (1956-1961)

• Indonesian Ambassador for Cambodia (1965-1968)
• Indonesian Minister of Information (1968-1973)
• Indonesian Ambassador for Spain (1976-1979)

• Director of Borobudur & Prambanan Temple Recreational Park (1979-1985)
• Chairman of Indonesian Press Association (1972)
• Chairman of the Indonesian Orchid Association [PAI] (1962-1983)
• Chairman of the Social and Culture [PEPABRI] (1974-1978)
• Chairman of the Wayang Puppet Foundation [Nawangi] (1974 - )
• Head of Indonesian Economic, Social and Cultural Affairs - Veterans Legion (1979 - )

Awards

• Bintang Gerilya
• Bintang Garuda
• Bintang Dharma
• Bintang Mahaputera Adipradana (1973)
• Bintang Adikarya Pariwisata (1996)