Part-Time Receptionist
This position serves as a representative of the White House Historical Association. The employee is the primary resource for answers...
White House Military Aides: David M. Pitcher
About this Video
David M. Pitcher is a former U.S. Navy lieutenant JAGC and was a White House Military Aide from 1971 to 1974 during the Nixon Administration. He is currently a partner and intellectual property attorney with Washington D.C. law firm Staas & Halsey LLP.
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