Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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WEEKS 19 84 2 The final two weeks of 1982, 20-31 Dec, will long be remembered as two of the best of our stay at AFSC - two days of class and ten days of Christmas break! We started our studies with a lecture on the role of the DOD in Security Assis- tance and ended them with the Ben Pilla exer- cise. To complement our study ol Foreign Military Sales, we were told about latin America by the Honorable Lyle F. Lane. in

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Mike, Tony, Carol, lisa, and Andrea Swager Bryan, Ed, Sue, and Daniel Sweaney Travis, Sid, Carol, and Samuel Tanner Floyd Taylor Pat Terry si! ' 1 0 lrXQ. C CS VISITS Week eighteen, 13-17 December, was highlighted by the visit of General lohn W. Vessey, lr, Chairman of the loint Chiefs of Staff. The week was full of Christmas activities - seminar parties, SNOWI, school programs, the TAC Band concert, and others. We studied transpor- tation planning, shortfall identification, and feasibility analysis. We listened to five fellow students during the finals for the Class 72 Speech Contest and completed the MRC, TFE, and Indian Ocean Crisis exercises. We learned about Allied Com- mand Europe from General Bernie Rogers and ICS Crisis Management from Rear Admiral Robert T. Hilton. We ended the week with leadership case studies. Playing the role of President Teddy Roosevelt, lt Col lim luedeke did an outstanding fob ot telling T.R.'s Panama Canal exploits. 'S A g l

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WW Empty hallways, a late night visit from Santa, gifts, food, carolling, parties, and football were the order of busi- ness. Q4 Some students and their families went away for the holidays, oth- ers remained on campus, some did both. Sharon and Vlad Tkach leanne and Bob Topel loe Tyo Pete Varis Davfh hlsnn. Paige, loshua, .mal Courtney Vida-rv 1