Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Q X a ll' ,, Q' - - l .Q , . ARMY WEEK Service weeks began on Monday, 23 August with Moming Colors played by the Continental Army Band. Army Week was the first of three very colorful weeks. We saw, first hand, some Army equipment and learned about Division 86. Cookies, cakes, sandbags, camouflage, and battle dress uniforms were the order of the day. By week's end, we had a fairly comprehensive understanding of the Air Land Battle. - '- , A. 1 . a