Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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TI lim, Kathy, Lesley, Maryalice, and lynn Blake Tom Blickensderfer Skip Bohn Rob, Betty, Robert, and lisa Bongiovi Steve, Andrea, and Barbara Boone David Marsha Wendy, and Briar: Bowen Charles, lay, Dayle, and Chip Boyd lason, Derrick, ludy, and lerry Braud Glenn Broussard ,Q 9 3 Y 'UQ

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iff-:qv ll Ken, Cecelia, Susan, and lim Beck Ward Beightol Norm, lason, Carol, and Tracy Birzer Anthony, Christina, Cynthia, Michael, and Bill Bishop WEEK 0 E During the first week of the course, 16-20 August, we completed several diagnostic tests. The week started with the course overview and Opening Exercise. We re- ceived briefings on the Com- municative Arts Program and the Major Writing Exercise. Once we learned auditorium procedures, we met our first guest speaker. NavylMarine Corps Week workshops were held, the allies received U.S. History and Government les- sons, and we all started Rela- tionship Awareness Theroy. At the end of the week, we put on our dress uniforms and went to the Commandant's Reception.

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3 4' xx' y fi' lim' 'C ' 9 Q, ' '-'fr -Z g lf. -44 1 'la ig J 134 I d . 5,6 - . I .. . 'Q'-' fl. lik yr? 'gills 1 Dave Brown Larry and Heide llruestle loanna, Rod, Susannah, Chris, and Rebecca Bryden larry, Nancy, Sarah, and Tammy Caber ARMY WEEK Army Week, 23-27 August, was more than the battlefield envi- ronment and the soldier. We learned about divisions, bri- gades, and echelons above divi- sion. All the speakers were good, some were excellent. Time management would have been better had we been able to see the movie. QCommander Hale is still looking for that mov- ie.y Softball teams were formed and practices started. The chil- dren' s soccer league got in mo- tion, and we quickly learned there was more to do at Armed Forces Staff College than there was time to do it.