Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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and Kimberly I-lalpin Larry, Marian, Scott, Harold, Teresa, and Yvette Hagans Bill, lisa, lennifer, Mark, and lason Hamre Al I-lassebrock 6th WEEK The sixth week of the course, 20-24 Sep, started with a briefing on the duties of a ICS staff action officer. We learned that making coffee and xerox copies are high on the list of action officer du- ties. A lawyer reminded us of our iob to kill people and break things. The electives program started, half of us vis- ited a Navy Surface ship, the reservists graduated, and the school redeemed itself with the second examination. MEDCOM got rolling with briefings on USMEDCOM policies, organization, and the commander's function.

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'Q wffiff 1 Q Q Q N X Q Y ' u ' L. . 5 X Bill, Beth Anne, Angie, and William Gafford Rick Gareau Terri and lohn Gentry Donnie George Bob Glasgow Elizabeth, Bill, Sam, and lenniler Gooding Peggy Gordon loe Gralmuller larry Graviss Tom Griffis Tee, Catherine, Donna, and Allison Hadley

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N S. 'E'- ja l , .gg . in-xl liam, Margaret, Michael lr., Ieanine, and Michael Hayden Bob, loanne, and Travis Hayden Mark, Rebecca, Sarah, and Ryan Hendon Suzi and larry Hettick lee Hitchcock WEEK Week seven - 27 Sep-1 Oct. After a faculty introduction to national strategy, students taught us about the military, political, economic, and psy- chological elements of na- tional strategy. During the week we continued to work on our Major Writing Exer- cises. Softball consumed the evenings. Staff actions got un- derway with a briefing on for- mats and ioint paperwork. Ambassador North told us about Africa, and Doctor Stanaland lectured us on the economic element of national strategy. We got to hear our first round of student book re- views - most were excellent!