Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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uv 4 irish K 3- ' S s I ' - i ' I vs K- u , Q 5 . WEEK 1 The school demanded much from us during the fifteenth week of the course, 22-26 No- vember. We received our fourth examination and cri- tique, but the County Fair Va- riety Show was the main topic of discussion. We listened to lectures on Logistics Support in the Ioint Environment, So- cial Change in the Military, and Allied Command Europe. We discussed our manage- ment field trips and leader- ship papers. Many of us re- ceived blood tests in prepara- tion for medicalfstress evalua- tions. We took Thursday and Friday off for Thanksgiving. Some of traveled to Washing- ton DC to look for places to live.

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ALLIED EYES The big event for week sixteen, 29 Nov - 3 Dec, was the National Government and United Nations Field Trip to Annapolis, Washington, and New York. However, because the trip was for Allied Eyes Only, many of us did not get to see the Capitol, the US Naval Academy, or the Broadway play, Woman of the Year with Raquel Welch. Instead, we stayed in Norfolk and worked the North Flank exercise and learned about NATO organization and political considerations. During the week, two seminars watched 12 O'Cloclr High to study the leadership styles of indi- viduals in the US 8th Air Force during World War II. We received briefings about the RDITF and NATO's North Flank. The week ended with an introduc- tion to IOPS. The Norfolk temperature reached 780F on Dec 5 - an all time high for that day. Wally Riggins Rich Rima .. Y Heather, Cher, Kurt and Kurt III Reineke Kim and lohn Riffee