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MISSION
Enable specially selected senior international naval officers to develop skills
in national security decision making, build strategy and policy analytical frameworks,
and gain expertise in joint war-fighting doctrine
Provide a quality informational program to increase understanding of US institutions
and society
Foster friendship and cooperation
To prepare these officers for higher command responsibilities and increase cooperation
among navies of the world in order to foster peaceful use of the seas, diffuse crises,
and when necessary, work together to fight and win our nation's wars
FIELD STUDIES PROGRAM
The following Naval Command College Field Studies Program/Field Trip schedule is
provided for your information and planning. The schedule represents our intended
itinerary for overnight travel during academic year 2008-2009.
Field Studies Program Visit Schedule:
New England 9-13 September 2008 (5 days, JMO)
- Boothbay Harbor/Brunswick, Maine - Tuesday, 9 September - Thursday, 11 September
- Boston, Massachusetts - Thursday, 11 September - Saturday, 13 September
New York 1-9 October 2008 (9 days)
- Ft Drum, NY - Wednesday, 1 October - Friday, 3 October
- Cooperstown, NY - Friday, 3 October - Sunday, 5 October
- New York City - Sunday, 5 October - Thursday, 9 October
Old West 3-10 December 2008 (8 days, NSDM)
- Las Vegas, Nevada - Wednesday, 3 December - Friday, 5 December
- Grand Canyon, Arizona - Friday, 5 December - Sunday, 7 December
- Phoenix, Arizona - Sunday, 7 December - Wednesday, 10 December
West Coast 11-20 January 2009 (10 days, NSDM)
- San Diego, California - Sunday, 11 January - Tuesday, 13 January
- Los Angeles, California - Tuesday, 13 January - Thursday, 15 January
- Monterey, California - Thursday, 15 January - Saturday, 17 January
- San Francisco, California - Saturday, 17 January - Tuesday, 20 January
Southeast 8-16 February 2009 (9 days, NSDM)
- Atlanta, Georgia - Sunday, 8 February - Tuesday, 10 February
- Miami, Florida - Tuesday, 10 February - Thursday, 12 February
- Orlando, Florida - Thursday, 12 February - Monday, 16 February
Midwest 29 March - 3 April 2009 (6 days, S&P)
- St. Louis, Missouri - Sunday, 29 March - Wednesday, 1 April
- Chicago, Illinois - Wednesday, 1 April - Friday, 3 April
Jim Thorpe Sports Day / Washington, D.C. 22 April - 30 April 2009 (9 days, S&P)
- Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania - Wednesday, 22 April - Saturday, 25 April
- Washington, D.C. - Saturday, 25 April - Thursday, 30 April
The following are local FSP visits and we intend to schedule them on Fridays without
classes whenever possible:
- Woods Hole Oceanographic - Friday, 29 August 2008 (Tentative)
- Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems - Friday, 31 October 2008 (Tentative)
- Rhode Island State Government - Friday, 27 February 2009 (Tentative)
- Groton, Connecticut - Friday, 20 March 2009 (Tentative)
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Total travel days including JTSD: 59
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Total hotel days: 49
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CONTACT INFORMATION
E-Mail: ncc@nwc.navy.mil
Mailing Address:
PRESIDENT
ATTN NCC / CODE 1H
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE
686 CUSHING RD
NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND 02841-1207
USA
Telephone Numbers:
Director: (401) 841-3741
Alumni Affairs: (401) 841-3852
International Military Student Officer: (401) 841-4782
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