George Camp : Foundation President
A retired regular Army officer with over 40 years of experience in Jaguar cars at every level. A consummate collector of Jaguar technical and sales literature with advanced degrees in history and archival studies. I have researched and published a myriad of articles on various aspects of Jaguar cars and am frequently called upon to perform editorial efforts on the work of others. After retirement and for more than 20 years I have been self employed and a devoted Jaguar enthusiast. A recent past president of the Jaguar Clubs of North America I am still involved with the clubs and am dedicated to their future continued success.
To briefly return to my military career I was one of the very first non-graduates selected to teach at the United States Military Academy (USMA or West Point). During my tenure there I was asked to help save the archival material of Jaguar Cars during a corporate move. Unfunded and in danger of loss, I worked beside a handful of others to ensure the survival of these records and artifacts. As a founding member of the Coventry Foundation I will use my skills, knowledge and understanding of the importance of history to secure the documents and other important artifacts for the future enthusiast.
To briefly return to my military career I was one of the very first non-graduates selected to teach at the United States Military Academy (USMA or West Point). During my tenure there I was asked to help save the archival material of Jaguar Cars during a corporate move. Unfunded and in danger of loss, I worked beside a handful of others to ensure the survival of these records and artifacts. As a founding member of the Coventry Foundation I will use my skills, knowledge and understanding of the importance of history to secure the documents and other important artifacts for the future enthusiast.