Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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'df' I .Q uf Q. ,,. rf ,D ...g nf,- 1. QQ: F Q THE GRADUATES The seventy-second class ofthe Armed Forces Stall College was a gathering of mld-career from all the U.S. Armed Services, nine agencies, and five allled coun- Our backgrounds were varled ln both and dlverslty, ranging from medical to lighter locks, loglstlclans to chap- tanlr drlvers to lawyers, and even a lor- lrolzd the Iranian' gasco. With Arm Forces Sta e new graduates. Over a thouralngol the went on to wear stan on thelr shod- many generals and adltlrah will an., J ll .

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Dave Anthony loe, Dianna, lennifer, and Pam Austin Ray Bachiller Bill Bannon lack, Kathie, Megan, and Amanda Baumgart 1 ' . R ,fy v- iii T' I N Q -. 4, G ' f ARRIVAL! Reporting week was 9-13 Au- gust 82. During the week all of us made new friends and said hello to old friends. The nice thing about the military is that no matter where you go, you always know someone. We inprocessed, picked up books, received library orien- tations, cleaned out our stu- dent mail boxes, and had our pictures taken. The Army component received briefings for Army week while the Air Force component listened to briefings from the Air Staff. By week's end, we were ready to start class.