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Court-martial jurisdiction in the wake of O'Callahan v. Parker: The Court of Military Appeals establishes the new equilibrium (Student papers) by Charles L Coleman, 1974

Occupational structure in the military and civilian sectors of the economy by Sheldon E Haber, 1974

Military airlift and its relationship to the commercial air cargo industry, by Stanley H Brewer, 1967

Compensation and non-compensation inducements and the supply of military manpower by Sheldon E Haber, 1973

Regional patterns of military procurement and their implications: Prepared for the Sunbelt Institute and the Congressional Sunbelt Caucus, Washington, D.C by John Rees, 1988

A Clausewitzian victory-- the 1973 Ramadan War by Alvin Washington, 1988

Army Technical Manual TM 11-684: Principles and Applications of Mathematics for Communications-Electronics by U.S. Department of the Army, 1961

How the Smart family survived a tsunami by Laurie Dent-Cleveland, 2002

Tsunami curriculum: Grades 7-12 by Laurie Dent-Cleveland, 2000

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a Master's Degree in Business Administration from George washington University and Hegraduated from several military schools including the Advanced Infantry
http://rider.wharton.upenn.edu/~gsao/speaking_series/ss_peterpace.htm

Extractions: General Peter Pace Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Peter Pace is the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the second highest ranking military officer in the Nation. General Pace is the sixth officer to hold this position and the first Marine. General Pace has agreed to share his experiences with us. Don't miss this opportunity, which is sponsored by the Wharton Center for Leadership and Change Management, the Office of Student AFfairs and the Zweig Speaking Series, and the Wharton Veterans Club. What: Leadership - with special introduction by Penn President Judith Rodin Location: Logan 17 General Pace has served the nation as a Marine Corps Officer for nearly 35 years. Upon graduation from the United States Naval Academy in June 1967, he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. He completed Marine Officer Basic School in Quantico, Virginia and reported to the Republic of Vietnam as a rifle platoon leader and subsequently as an assistant operations officer. Upon return to the U.S., he held several key positions in Washington D.C. and then reported to Thailand in 1972 as a Security Element Executive Officer and Operations Officer. General Pace has held leadership positions at nearly every level of command including: Commander of a Marine Infantry Battalion, Assistant Commander of a Marine Infantry Division, Commander of Marine Recruiting Station Buffalo, NY, and Commander of Marine Barracks Washington, D.C. He also held several staff assignments including Executive Officer to the Assistant Chief of Staff, United Nations Command and Chief of Staff, 2d Marine Division.
Index Page For EMD Director's Office
on the organization of the washington military Department standards that will improvewashington E 9 individuals, families, neighborhoods, schools and businesses
http://www.wa.gov/wsem/1-dir/dir-idx.htm

Extractions: var code = " "; document.write(code); T he Emergency Management Division W ashington State experiences natural hazards including floods, wind and storm damages, wildfires, and volcanic eruptions. The state is especially vulnerable to earthquakes. It also faces technological hazards, including terrorism, nuclear power plant incidents, chemical weapon stockpile incidents, and hazardous materials spillsall of which require well-organized preparedness, coordination, and effective response at the state and local levels. The Emergency Management Divisions focus is to work in partnership with federal, state, and local agencies, volunteers, and private organizations to reduce the potential effects of these hazards. Authority for Emergency Management Division (EMD) includes Chapters 38.52 and Revised Code of Washington ( RCW and Title 118 Washington Administrative Code ( WAC In February 2002, the Washington Emergency Management Division reorganized. The changes are the result of an extensive study of the divisions performance and effectiveness. While the divisions employees are equal to the unprecedented challenges of 2002, the review identified how to improve effectiveness. The goals in the divisions reorganization are to make hazard mitigation a top priority and to improve the disaster recovery program by making it an integral part of EMDs excellent response program. Also see the
The Misery Washington Left Behind
fighting a brutal Soviet military occupation washington deliberately backed Islamicfundamentalist organizations rather emerged from Islamist schools along the
http://www.socialistworker.org/2003-1/438/438_11_Afghanistan.shtml

Extractions: Afghanistan: The misery Washington left behind NICOLE COLSON looks at the wreckage of a country left behind after the U.S. war on Afghanistan. LATE LAST year, White House spokesperson Ari Fleischer boasted that: "[I]f you take a look at Afghanistan…they certainly are more free and more democratic than before." Who does he think he’s kidding? "Far from emerging as a stable democracy," Human Rights Watch concluded in a recent report, "Afghanistan remains a fractured, undemocratic collection of ‘fiefdoms’ in which warlords are free to intimidate, extort and repress local populations, while almost completely denying basic freedoms." In most parts of the "new" Afghanistan, security and local government has been entrusted to warlords who have human rights records just as revolting as the worst commanders under the Taliban. And the U.S. government bears direct responsibility for this. They have promoted killers like Abdul Rashid Dostum, who controls a force of several thousand troops and huge areas of land around Sheberghanand who is being investigated by the United Nations (UN) for war crimes. "What has changed in Afghanistan?" one person said in an interview with Human Rights Watch last year. "All our hopes are crushed. We are completely disappointed. Look: all the same warlords are in power as before. Fundamentalism has come into power, and every day, they strengthen their power."
Peterson's - Private Schools Search
in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003. Tyrone, Pennsylvania The Gunnery,washington, Connecticut Hargrave military Academy, Chatham
http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/pspgs.asp?sponsor=1
OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA * 2400 Washington Ave. * Newport News, VA *
48 and the Newport News Public schools' cable channel Commissioner of the Revenue,2400 washington Avenue, Newport military In order for properties to be tax
http://www.newport-news.va.us/intergov/text/newcomer.htm

Extractions: intergov@nngov.com Citizen's Guide to Services The Citizen (newsletter) Newcomer's Guide 2003 State Legislative Tracking Report News Releases Intergovernmental and Community Relations homepage Newcomer's Guide Getting Acquainted Getting Settled Getting Smart Getting Around ... ...And Having Fun Since the turn of the 19th century, Newport News has been known as the provider of the nation's finest, technologically advanced military ships. In more recent years, Newport News has also become a center for international commerce, research and technology. Our economy is strengthened by a strong military presence in Hampton Roads and, in Newport News, we are proud to be home of the U.S. Army Transportation Center at Fort Eustis. The City's historic sites, museums and cultural facilities compliment the quality of life for Newport News residents and businesses. The City boasts 18 public parks, as well as public boat ramps and recreation facilities. Newport News Park, the largest municipal park east of the Mississippi River, has 8,000 acres along with two 18-hole golf courses. Once settled as a new resident, we know that you too will learn that Newport News is a great place to live!
Virginia / Washington DC Real Estate Remax - Fairfax Homes For Sale, Loudoun Cou
Real estate buying, selling, internet listings and home evaluation.Category Regional North America Real Estate Residential schools. school, selling, Realtor, broker, county, washington DC, Virginia mls, relocation,online, inside beltway, relocating, military transfer, settlement
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Extractions: Need to sell your house? Click here to request a competitive market analysis from RE/MAX. Some of my buyer's have homes to sell. Click on address for brochure in MS Word format. 5511 Glenallen St. Springfield, $295,000, just sold 12232 Ft Buffalo Fairfax, $169,900 1br condo w/den -just sold Search homes for sale #2 Search for homes if server is down for #1 ... Schools Time saver Virginia Homes - Search Form reserved April 2003 Newsletter Prequalify Payment Calculator Rent vs Buying a Home ... Map Quest - Find an address FREE Reports Cool non - real estate links Real Estate links Transportation ... Washington DC Welcome Hurry to lock in today's low interest rates! Call Dave 703-978-9400 x53 (office) Buyer service - the newest mls listings - emailed automatically - click here!
Schools Turn To 'smart Lockers' To Track Student Activity | Csmonitor.com
has been hosting weekly breakfasts in washington where newsmakers 03 Gulf deploymentleaves US military stretched thin. schools turn to 'smart lockers' to track
http://www.csmonitor.com/2002/0507/p02s02-ussc.html
The Odyssey Maritime Discovery Center: Information
ROTC programs, military Prep schools, and State Maritime Academies. (click herefor more info) WORKING IN PUBLIC SERVICE The washington State Department of
http://www.ody.org/newsroom/info_news_pr121102b.htm

Extractions: More than 1000 students and job seekers will explore career opportunities in maritime-related industries at Odysseys 5th Annual Maritime Career Day. Participants are invited to meet with representatives of leading maritime industries, such as Foss Maritime, the Port of Tacoma, General Construction Company, and Glacier Fish Company, as well as with representatives from related schools such as Seattle Maritime Academy, Olympic Institute for Leadership Development, and Marion Military Institute. Attendees may participate in hands-on exhibits and vessel tours aimed at introducing them to the many career and training opportunities in Puget Sounds shipping, fishing and other maritime industries. Resume and application tips will be available. Maritime careers exist in domestic and international shipping, trade, tug service, fishing and seafood industries, marine environment, maritime safety, water sports, tourism, and more. Job opportunities today can be found as port security analysts, maritime helicopter and ROV pilots, marine engineers, aquaculturists, hydraulic specialists, geophysicists, and many others.
CCC-E Overview
Harold washington College is accredited by the North Central Association of schools. CityColleges of Chicago Europe, Programs for the military, is happy
http://www.ccc-e.org/about_us_main.htm

Extractions: Our Mission In keeping with the vision of Harold Washington College , the mission of Programs for the Military is to offer educational opportunities to the United States Military establishment outside of the Chicago District. Close coordination is maintained with the parent campus so that the content and quality of educational programs meet the goals and standards of the City Colleges of Chicago and Harold Washington College in Illinois. Programs for the Military provides access to educational programs for members of the military who are not able or do not desire to pursue post-secondary education in a traditional campus setting. Message from the Executive Dean You are ambitious, and you have goals you must meet to achieve your ambitions. City Colleges of Chicago - Europe, Programs for the Military, wants to help you meet those goals. We live in a time of rapid and dynamic change. For those of you who want to be movers and shakers, now is the time to prepare. And education is the ticket to help you get ready for the challenges of tomorrow's world. City Colleges of Chicago - Europe has for more than 30 years been offering courses that prepare U.S. service members, their families, and other DoD employees to meet the challenges that await them.
The Washington Post: Obituaries
area high schools attended (high schools in other in English from George WashingtonUniversity. . military service (where assigned abroad, personal decorations
http://washpost.com/news_ed/news/obits.shtml

Extractions: Obituaries in The Washington Post There are two types of obituaries that appear in The Washington Post. Death Notices The second type of obituary is the news obituary, the biographic articles written by The Post that appear on the obituary page. Death notices are billed at a seven-line minimum and must be verified prior to publication. Standard-sized emblems for fraternal, religious, professional or other organizations may be included in the notice. A standard-sized photo of 27 lines may also accompany the notice. To place a death notice, call the Classifed Advertising Department at 202-334-4122 or 800-627-1150 ext. 4122, or send a fax to 202-334-7188. The fax deadline is 3 p.m. daily. Notices totaling $250 or more must be paid in advance. Additional Ad Classifications: In Memoriam/Cards of Thanks/Condolences/Memorial Services/Cemetery Lots News Obituary Standards We will write about anyone, regardless of status, who has lived in the Washington area for a substantial part of their life, typically about 20 years. But the person has to have had some involvement in the community outside the family, such as a church membership or job.
The New York Times APWashington
pm ET washington (AP) With US military action in Condemned 107 pm ET washington(AP) The the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools is unconstitutional
http://www.nytimes.com/pages/aponline/politics/
TheKansasCityChannel.com - Helen Thomas - Military Recruitment: An Invasion Of P
pm EST November 18, 2002 UPDATED 200 pm EST November 18, 2002 washington Guesswhere the US military has landed? On the grounds of high schools all over
http://thekansascitychannel.com/helenthomas/1792154/detail.html

Extractions: WASHINGTON Guess where the U.S. military has landed? On the grounds of high schools all over the country. Military recruiters are using President George W. Bush's 2001 education act plus this year's law authorizing Pentagon spending programs to demand that principals hand over the names, addresses and phone numbers of all their students who are juniors and seniors. What's going on here? What about privacy rights? Some principals, citing laws saying that information on students is strictly confidential, were told emphatically earlier this year that little-known provisions of the military authorization measure and the No Child Left Behind Act "override any previous restrictions ... about disclosing student information to military recruiters." Education and Defense Department officials insisted that educators must now notify parents at the beginning of each school year of their intention to give the military the information it wants about the students.
EESC - Engineering Schools
Villanova University. Virginia military Institute. Virginia Tech. University ofVirginia. Walla Walla College. washington State University. washington University.
http://www.engineeringedu.com/engrschools.htm
Washington Globe
W. Bush announced the start of military action against Fox News washington Thegovernment should pay to equip In Wartime, schools Seek to Reassure Newsday
http://www.washingtonglobe.com/

Extractions: A year ago, Venezuela's democracy narrowly survived a major test as rightist sectors of the middle-class-led opposition joined with several ranking military officers to briefly overthrow President Chavez, taking advantage of an ongoing popular protest that was peacefully calling upon him to step down. (Getty Images)...
Why Question The Military's JROTC Program?
too expensive, too controlled by washington, too discriminatory to violence, JROTCbrings guns into the schools. unit in Long Beach formed a militarystyle gang
http://www.objector.org/jrotc/why.html

Extractions: objector-alerts archive School boards across the country, from Richmond, CA to Roane County, WV, are saying no to the Junior Reserve Officers Training Program (JROTC). They're finding JROTC too controversial, too likely to promote violence, too expensive, too controlled by Washington, too discriminatory, and too much at odds with the goal of creating critically-thinking students in gun-free schools. Have you looked at JROTC lately? Instead of an alternative to violence, JROTC brings guns into the schools. Often, JROTC teaches students to use them. Students in a JROTC unit in Long Beach formed a military-style gang and murdered one of their members. In Detroit, a student shot another student in the hall of the school on the orders of the student gang (and JROTC) leader. In Arizona, a camouflage-clad JROTC student murdered 9 Buddhist monks. In SF, CA, a student's eardrum was broken in a hazing ritual that had gone on, with JROTC instructors' knowledge, for years. This doesn't happen in math classes, so why here? Military training glorifies war. Ninety percent of all JROTC programs train students to fire rifles or pistols. All of them drill with guns and teach military history, customs, traditions, and beliefs. In JROTC, too many kids learn, from example, that violence is acceptable.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE BANDAR BIN SULTAN BIN ABDUL AZIZ AL SAUD
Prince Bandar completed his postgraduate work in several US military schools includingstaff College of the Armed Forces at Fort McNair in washington, DC.
http://www.saudiembassy.net/gov_profile/bio_Bandar.html

Extractions: BIN ABDUL AZIZ AL SAUD His Royal Highness Prince Bandar Bin Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz is the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the United States of America. Prince Bandar was born in Saudi Arabia on March 2, 1949, at Taif, the summer capital of the Kingdom, the son of His Royal Highness Prince Sultan Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud, the Second Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Aviation, and Inspector-General. He is married to Princess Haifa Bint Faisal. He has four sons and four daughters. Prince Bandar was appointed Ambassador to the United States by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud on September 27, 1983. He is currently Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in the United States. On August 7, 1995, he was promoted to the rank of Minister.
National Association Of Federally Impacted Schools
over 240,000 children who must attend these schools. more than 3,800 offbase military,or Virginia South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, and washington will also
http://www.sso.org/nafis/main.htm

Extractions: (Conference Photos) NAFIS held its annual Spring Conference March 23-25 and despite a newly launched war with Iraq, it was well attended and successful. Members from a great many school districts made their way to Washington to fight against Bush’s ’04 budget cuts in Impact Aid, which would not only equal $172 million in loss, but it would eliminate military "b" children from the program, which is any child who does not live on a military base or Indian land, as well as federal low-rent housing kids. Our members took their objections to these cuts to the Hill and fought for the cause in many meetings with Hill staff and members of Congress. A luncheon followed, with a speech by Congressman Rick Larsen of Washington state. Rep. Larsen touched on many subjects, including how wrong this time is to cut education funding, and the responsibility of the federal government to Impact Aid recipients. "Nationwide there are 1,275 school districts that receive Impact Aid funding," said Larsen. "We’re talking 1.2 million children that the federal government has promised to help, but never once actually has." He also passionately spoke of his opposition to cut military "b" children out of the program and how now, more than ever, we need to support our military families. "In this time of uncertainty and unpredictability, and as our nation fights a war with Iraq, our brave women and men in the military
DefendAmerica - Home Page (OPTIMIZED - 2003/04/02)
Offers news, background information, a database for military systems and equipment used, multimedia, Category Kids and Teens School Time September 11, 2001 than 4.6 million people have signed Defend America's online Thank You Note to themen and women of the US military. washington, Feb. We need schools, wells and
http://www.defendamerica.mil/

Extractions: Apr 12, 2003 Government FirstGov EPA FAA FEMA ... White House Military DefenseLINK Army Navy Air Force ... Merchant Marines How To Help Civil Air Patrol Coast Guard Auxiliary FBI Liberty Unites ... USO Commissary Fisher House Transcripts Defense Department State Department White House PURPLE HEART White House photo by Eric Draper. More News Photos (7) PRESIDENT BUSH America's Tough, Brave Troops Fight for Peace and Freedom By Linda D. Kozaryn / American Forces Press Service "It's an amazing thing when you see a person wounded, sitting there in a wheelchair or bound up in bandages and these different-looking metal things sticking out of them to hold them together," Bush said. "A young man looks you in the eye and says, 'I can't wait to get back to my unit. I hope I'm healed fast enough to get back to Iraq.'
The Nando Times: Politics - Text-Only
was launched Thursday at Atlanta's public schools by Education House Democrats sparover war stance washington (March 20 51 pm EST) With US military action in
http://www.nando.net/politics/v-text/
OMPF Alphabetic Schools Listing
issued by the following service schools and colleges for filing in the Official MilitaryPersonnel file Armed Forces Industrial College (washington, DC) Armed
http://www.erec.army.mil/ompf/OMPF_Alphabetic_Schools_Listing.htm

Extractions: AR 351-1 and DA Pamphlet 351-4 Training Certificate and Course completion Certificates (Resident and Non-Resident issued by the following service schools and colleges (current and obsolete) are authorized for filing in the Official Military Personnel file (OMPF). A: Academy of Health Sciences (Ft. Sam Houston, TX)

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