WELCOME PACKET

Temporary I.D. Card (or just use your passport and ITO) IMSD Telephone Information Cards IMS and Sponsor's Checklist / Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letters Information Booklet for International Military Students (CGSC Circular 12-1) Schedules In-Processing Appointments (for Administration, Medical and Finance Interviews) (Report to Room 163, Bell Hall at your specified time) ECL Test Schedule (if applicable, some countries and DLI exempt) Book Issue and Flag Check instructions International Military Student Registration Day (7 July) Memorandum Notebook Computer Issue Information Memorandum CGSC Personal Forms Verification Biographic Data Verification - review your previously submitted data Local address (fill in the form, turn it in during In-Processing) Sponsor Data Your Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth, and Kansas City Sponsors I.D. Card Application Process Initially use temporary ID attached to inside front cover of this book (I.D. card applications are issued during In-Processing) Bring passports and ITOs to In-Processing appointment, Room 152 Directions to Adjutant General, ID Card Section provided Vehicle Registration On-Post Vehicle Registration Form American Orientation Course (spouses and children) Information Organization of International Spouses and Sponsors Letter Local Schools Information International Loan Closet Information Thrift Shop Information Severe Weather Information Uniform Guidance Mini-Directory of Useful Telephone Numbers IMSD Planning Dates (Activities Calendar) for Class of 06-1 Fort Leavenworth Moral, Welfare and Recreation Guide Fort Leavenworth Relocation Guide Fort Leavenworth Welcome Guide and Telephone Directory (with maps of Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth, and Lansing, Kansas)

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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE 1 REYNOLDS AVENUE FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027-1352 21 June 2005 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF: ATZL-SWG-IO

International Military Students, Class 2006-01

Congratulations on your selection to attend the U.S. Army Command and General Staff Officer Course (CGSOC). Your selection reflects your past achievement, but more importantly your future potential. This year will be a unique journey. You will take part in a first class education program and an intercultural exchange opportunity unavailable anywhere else in the world. Take advantage of your ear in Leavenworth and you, an in many cases your family, will grow and benefit from each passing day. You will study at the Army Command and General Staff College; experience the American lifestyle; visit American businesses; and obtain a better understanding of the United States system of government. You will have to make "adjustments" to liver here among your American friends, such as converting from a metric system to the U.S. system and learning how to drive on the "right" side of the road. Change is always difficult, particularly in the beginning, but these challenges are not insurmountable and the International Military Student Division (IMSD) staff and I will make ourselves available to assist you during this transition operation. There are many everyday "situations" with which the IMSD staff can help. We have helped many who preceded you. Please take advantage of our knowledge and experience. Welcome. I promise you will have an enjoyable and memorable year while visiting and living hi Leavenworth, Kansas Sincerely, JAMES F. FAIN LTC, US Army Chief, International Military Student Division

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE 1 REYNOLDS AVENUE FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027-1352 14 June 2004 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF: ATZL-SWG-IO

MEMORANDUM FOR International Military Students, Class of 2006

SUBJECT: Selecting Your Quarters

1. Welcome to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. In order to provide you quality arrival support, a Sponsor will assist you in your preparations for attendance at CGSC. The individual assisting you at this point may be a Fort Leavenworth Sponsor or a Leavenworth Sponsor. Sponsors are volunteers who will assist you for your entire stay. You will be pleased to know you also have a Kansas City civilian sponsor. 2. One of your first concerns upon arrival at Fort Leavenworth will be selecting permanent quarters. Unaccompanied officers attending CGSC under IMET funding will live in Hoge Barracks, on Fort Leavenworth. Accompanied officers (those with family present) and those attending CGSC under Foreign Military Sales, will be obliged to obtain quarters off post. Your sponsors will assist you in the selection process. Be absolutely certain to start your search with a referral list from the Fort Leavenworth Community Home-finding, Relocation, and Referral Services (CHRRS). CHRRS will provide a list, tailored to your needs, of available rental houses and apartments in appropriate locations hi the local area. 3. When you have selected a place to live, make sure that you do four very important things. First, inspect the premises before you sign a lease agreement. Do not accept a civilian rental unless a complete inspection is done and both you and the property owner have signed the document. If an owner refuses the inspection, do not proceed with the procurement of that residence. Second, be extremely careful when writing in the lease agreement the date you will leave the rental unit. If you decide to leave before the lease agreement expires, you will continue to be responsible for all rental expenses.

Third, ensure that you have a military clause stated hi your written agreement. If you are recalled to your country without this clause, you will be held responsible for all rental expenses until the period of the lease expires. Fourth, bring your lease agreement to our office for final review before you sign this legally

binding document.

ATZL-SWG-IO SUBJECT: Selecting Your Quarters

4. Your sponsors will help you set up accounts for local utilities such as water, sewer, and electricity. If the property owner includes these utilities in the cost of the residence, insure that the allowed amount for expenses is specified and the services covered are specified in the lease agreement. 5. If you purchase or rent a vehicle for transportation, ensure that you understand the contract and the cost. After the purchase, you must obtain the required automobile insurance and a state license plate. If the use of a vehicle is part of a residential lease, this agreement must be stated in the lease and maintenance and usage expectations also need to be specified. Failure to do so could leave you liable for a large sum of money. 6. For IMET students, make sure you understand the amount of money you will receive per month from your IMET Travel and Lodging Allowance (TLA) before committing to any contract. Do not make a commitment that will exceed your ability to pay. If you are confused on any issue and your sponsor is not able to help you, please contact us at 684-7324 or 684-7319. 7. Your point of contact for issues related to housing and IMET TLA is Ms. Beckie Redmon, at 913 6847324, or [email protected] .

STEVEN O. ODELL DAC Executive Officer

IN-PROCESSING APPOINTMENTS (27 -30 June 2005) To: LTC Miller Brazil You are to in-process on: Monday, 6/27/2005 at 1020 hours. Please report to Room 158 (1 st floor) Bell Hall. The purpose of In-processing is to verify personal and family data, ITO compliance, medical services briefing, verify passport and visa status, and (for IMET officers only) to complete a travel voucher. Please allow 30 minutes to complete In-processing. In-processing is for the International Military Students (IMS) only - no family members, at this time. Your spouse and children (if applicable) will attend during Registration on 7 July.

During In-processing week, there will be reserved parking for International Military Students in the North parking lot, Bell Hall. Please bring the following documents with you: 1) Invitational Travel Orders and any Amendments - two copies IMSD can keep 2) Passport for IMS and ALL passports for dependents - verification of names for ID Card applications 3) A copy of the International Military Student Biographical Data is placed in your 'Welcome Packet.' Please review CGSC Form 164 before your in-processing appointment. If you need to update, correct or submit missing information, please go to the Combined Arms Research Library (CARL), Eisenhower Hall, or the Bell Hall Computer Lab and submit it electronically. You will need your CGSC Student ID Number. 4) Local address, phone number and E-mail (temporary or permanent address) Bring this packet with you to in-processing. POC's for In-Processing: Ms. Destiny Riedley, Assistant, IMS Programs 684-7319 Ms. Beckie Redmon, Personal Affairs Coordinator 684-7324 Mr. Steven O'Dell, Executive Officer 684-7318

Book Issue: TUESDAY, 5 JULY. You will need to come to the Bell Hall loading dock area with transportation to transport several bundles of book issue. Please see "Book Issue" Memorandum in TAB C. ENGLISH COMPREHENSION LEVEL (ECL) Test: ECL Status: Required to ECL Test Your test appointment for the English Comprehension Level (ECL) test, is: 6/29/2005 at 1300 hours. The test is administered at the Frontier Conference Center. Please report 10 minutes early. The test will start on time. POC for ECL is Mr. Noah Expose, Room 152, Bell Hall.

United States Army Command General Staff College International Military Student Division AY 2006-1 In-processing appointment times for Monday, 27-June-05 In-processing Day: Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Inprocessing Date: 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 27-Jun-05 Inprocessing Time: 0820 0840 0900 0920 0940 1000 1020 1040 1100 1120 1140 1300 1320 1340 1400 1420 1440 1500 1520 1540 1600 Country Albania Argentina Austria Bangladesh Belgium Botswana Brazil Chad Chile Dominican Republic Estonia France Georgia Germany Germany Ghana Indonesia Israel Italy Italy Poland Rank MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC LTC LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC CPT CPT CPT IMS Hajro Martinez Ortner Rahman Claessen Barwabatsile Miller Djemil Iturriaga Antonio Alesmaa de Montenon Telia Carstens HiJbner AmponsemBoateng Yudhy Ben Lulu Fanin Ingrosso Garbarczyk ECL STATUS Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC

United States Army Command General Staff College International Military Student Division AY 2006-1 In-processing appointment times for Tuesday, 28-June-05 In-processing Day: Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Inprocessing Date: 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 28-Jun-05 Inprocessing Time: 0820 0840 0900 0920 0940 1000 1020 1040 1100 1120 1140 1300 1320 1340 1400 1420 1440 1500 1520 1540 1600 Country Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Korea Korea Latvia Lebanon Malaysia Mali Moldova Moldova Mongolia Morocco Nepal Netherlands Norway Pakistan Philippines Portugal Romania Romania Rank MAJ LTC LTC MAJ MAJ LTC LTC MAJ CPT LTC LTC LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ CPT MAJ IMS Kaida Ahmad Aubakirov Kirn Son Roga Youssef Mohd Noh Coulibaly Casapciu Andreev Enkhbaatar Ilias Gurung Swillens Gjerde Javed Parlade Caldeira Rus Pelesteanu ECL STATUS Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test

United States Army Command General Staff College International Military Student Division AY 2006-1 In-processing appointment times for Wednesday, 29-June-05 In-processing Day: Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Inprocessing Date: 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 Inprocessing Time: 0820 0840 0900 0920 0940 1000 1020 1040 1100 1120 1140 1300 1320 1340 1400 1420 1440 1500 1520 1540 1600 Country Afghanistan Australia Australia Bosnia Et Herzegovina Bulgaria Canada Canada Colombia Colombia Czech Republic Egypt El Salvador Honduras India Iraq Jamaica Lithuania Mexico New Zealand Nicaragua Oman Rank MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC LTC LTC LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ IMS Vighagh McDonald Murray Popovic Ilarionov Carignan Ross Alzat Barrios Jimnez Bahnik Shams ElDin Argueta Marquez Sangwan Hamza Leckie Misiunas Jimenez Olvera Bliss ECL STATUS Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC

LCDR Castillo Juaez MAJ Al-Sheedi

United States Army Command General Staff College International Military Student Division AY 2006-1 In-processing appointment times for Thursday, 30-June-05 In-processing Day: Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Inprocessing Date: 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 30-Jun-05 Inprocessing Time: 0820 0840 0900 0920 0940 1000 1020 1040 1100 1120 1140 1300 1320 1340 1400 1420 1440 1500 Country Algeria Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Senegal Singapore Slovak Republic Slovenia Spain Sri Lanka Taiwan Thailand Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom United Kingdom Bahrain Bahrain Rank IMS Lahmari Al-Shalawi Altammami Ngom Chua Kollarik Hole Colomer Kularatne Chien Benjajinda Yahmadi Alpcan Zabrodsky Croft Kingsbury ECL STATUS Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT Tested at DLIELC Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC Tested at DLIELC Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test Tested at DLIELC EXEMPT EXEMPT Required to ECL Test Required to ECL Test

MAJ MAJ CPT MAJ MAJ CPT MAJ MAJ LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ

ECL Test Schedule

Date of ECL 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-OS 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 29-Jun-05 Time of ECL 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 0800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 Country Albania Algeria Argentina Austria Bahrain Bangladesh Belgium Botswana Chad Dominican Republic Estonia France Germany Israel Korea Norway Romania Bahrain Chile Germany Ghana Indonesia Italy Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Korea Latvia Malaysia Mali Moldova Romania Turkey Brazil Italy Lebanon Moldova Mongolia Morocco Nepal Netherlands Pakistan Philippines Portugal Saudi Arabia Slovenia Spain Sri Lanka Tunisia Rank MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ LTC LTC MAJ LTC CPT LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ CPT MAJ LTC LTC MAJ LTC MAJ CPT LTC MAJ MAJ LTC CPT LTC LTC LTC MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ MAJ CPT MAJ MAJ MAJ IMS Hajro Lahmari Martinez Ortner Rahman Claessen Barwabatsile Djemil Antonio Alesmaa de Montenon Carstens Ben Lulu Kirn Gjerde Rus Iturriaga Hubner Amponsem-Boateng Yudhy Fanin Kaida Ahmad Aubakirov Son Roga Mohd Noh Coulibaly Casapciu Pelesteanu Alpcan Miller Ingrosso Youssef Andreev Enkhbaatar Ilias Gurung Swillens Javed Parlade Caldeira Altammami Hole Colomer Kularatne Yahmadi

ECL Test Date: 29-June-05

Reminder:

For your In-processing appointment (TAB C), please have the following items with you:

ITO for IMSD to keep - 2 copies S Passport

Passport for all dependents (to include "other family members" as well as spouse and children.)

Renter's lease for your house or apartment for IMSD to keep - i copy

Dependent Medical Insurance cards (or detailed statement of coverage with amount of coverage and dates of coverage)

Thank you. International Military Student Division For questions or concerns, please call 684-7324.

ATZL-SWG-IO

16 June 2005

MEMORANDUM FOR International Military Students, 2006 SUBJECT: Initial Book Issue and Flag Inspections

1. All in-processing International Military Students (IMS) will receive an initial issue of Instructional Materials (also known as a book-issue) on 5 July 2005. The book issue runs from 0800 to 1200, in Room 96 (Northern end, basement level) of Bell Hall. The book issue amounts to about 30 pounds of books, tied into a bundle with string. You will not need to bring a vehicle to the loading dock to haul it away. 2. There is no appointment necessary, but to avoid congestion, I suggest countries lettered A-J arrive between 0800 and 1000, and K-U arrive between 1000 and 1200, 3. While in the vicinity of Room 97, each IMS should take a moment to examine the flag of his country, on display in the hall outside Room 97, to determine that it is in fact the correct flag, authorized by his government at this time. Report any discrepancies to Mr. O'Dell in IMSD. 3. Point of contact for this memorandum is the undersigned, at 684-7318, or [email protected]

STEVEN O. O'DELL DAC Executive Officer

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY COMMAND AND GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE 1 REYNOLDS AVENUE FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027-1352 REPLY TO ATTENTION OF:

ATZL-SWG-IO MEMEORADUM FOR International Military Students, 2006

17 June 2005

SUBJECT: Registration for CGSS International Military Students, Academic Year 2006-1

1. The International Military Student Division, Command and General Staff School (IMSD/CGSS) will conduct International Military Student (IMS) Registration for the IMS and families, class of 2006-1, on Thursday, 7 July 2005, in the main ballroom of the Frontier Conference Center. 2. The purpose of Registration is to assist newly arrived IMS and spouses with assimilation into both the local military and civilian communities. The focus is on providing information resources from critical Fort Leavenworth and local, family, and community support organizations. Participants and tasks are listed at Enclosure 1. 3. Coordinating Instructions. We are expecting to receive 80 IMS from approximately 70 countries this year. About two-thirds will be accompanied by their families. a. Each IMS is assigned an appointment for attending registration. Appointments are simply alphabetical by country. An appointment chart is at Enclosure 2. For planning purposes, an IMS with family can expect registration to take about one hour. Unaccompanied IMS will require about 30 minutes. b. Spouses will be encouraged to attend and accompany their sponsors. Alternatively, family members may stay in the South Ballroom (dependent lounge area) while the IMS circulates through the stations. Parents with small children are authorized to bring strollers. c. The FCC's Hearth Room will serve as a lounge area throughout the day. IMSD will provide light snack items and beverages in that area, and a large-screen television will be running children's videos. Restrooms are available near the FCC front entrance.

ATZL-SWG-IO SUBJECT: Registration for CGSS International Military Students, Academic Year 2006-1 d. Do not depart the FCC without checking out with the IMSD staff representative at Table 29. 4. Point of contact at IMSD is Ms. Destiny Riedley (684-7319) or Mr. Steve O'Dell at 684-7318.

2 Encl as

JAMES F. FAIN LTC, FAO Chief, IMSD

Enclosure 1 (Participant Points of Contact) to Memorandum of instruction, Registration for CGSS International Military Students, Academic Year 2006-1 Table 1: IMSD - Tasks: Welcome and orient the officers and families. Interview and capture digital recording of pronunciation of each officer's name. - POC MAJ Barber, 684-7322 ([email protected]) Table 2: International Loan Closet - Task: Provide general information on mission, inventory, hours of operation and procedures. Present gift baskets to spouses. - POC: Jayne Glauser, 816-294-9377 ([email protected]) Table 3: IMSD SATP Assistant - Task: Digital photographs of each IMS, individually and with family. Provide digital photographs on CD to IMSD NLT 15 July 2005. The photographs are primarily used in construction of the class "photo album" provided to IMSD staff and academic chain of command. - POC: Destiny. Riedley, 684-7319 ([email protected]) Table 4: Fort Leavenworth School Liaison Officer. - Task: General information on role of the School Liaison with special emphasis on ESL opportunities, administrative policies, enrollments, immunizations, and opportunities for parent involvement. - POC: Cheryl Gelwix, 684-1655 ([email protected]) Table 5: Leavenworth Public Schools - Task: Provide general information on curriculum. ESL opportunities, administrative policies, enrollments, and immunizations. - POC: Catey Edwards, Communications Director, 684-1400 ([email protected]) and Janie Robarge, ESL Coordinator, 684-1444, ext. 209 ([email protected]) Table 6: Leavenworth Catholic Schools - Task: Provide general information on curriculum, ESL opportunities, administrative policies, enrollments, physicals, and immunization requirements. - POC: Mike Connelly, Director, Leavenworth Catholic Schools , 682-7801 ([email protected]) Table 7: Fort Leavenworth Army Education Center - Task: Provide general information on the mission and functions of the Army Education Center. Special emphasis on graduate degree programs tailored for CGSC students, as well as opportunities for dependents. - POCs: Wanda Beamon, 684-7343, ([email protected]) and Kirsten Germonprez, 684-7345 ([email protected]) Tables 8-9: Moral, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) - Task: Provide general information on MWR's mission and MWR activities, facilities, hours of operation and locations. Special emphasis on Child and Youth Services (to include detailed information on Child Development Center reservation systems) , English as a Second Language (ESL) resources available to all International spouses, and Family Advocacy resources. - Army Community Services POC: Janice Downey, 684-2800 ([email protected]) Child and Youth Services POC: Carol Shafer, 684-1660 ([email protected]) - ESL POC: Linda Magee, - Family Advocacy POC: Judy Poncavage, 684-2822 ([email protected])

Enclosure 1 (Participant Points of Contact) to Memorandum of Instruction, Registration for CGSS IMS, Academic Year 2006-1 Table 10: Munson Army Health Center - Task: Complete recording of information for medical card applications, photocopy medical insurance cards began during in processing. Provide general but comprehensive information on post and local medical facilities, access, billing. - POCs: Mary Lee Kelly, 684-6211 ([email protected]), Gwen Quimby , 684-6048 ([email protected]) Table 11: Leavenworth Post Office - Task: Provide general information and takeaways on access to US postal services, "Frequently Asked Questions" on postal regulations and rates, and advice on international mailings. Provide change of address cards. - POC: Dave Abbott, 772-0935 ([email protected]) Table 12: Frontier Community Credit Union - Task: Provide general information on local banking options, checking accounts, automobile loans and credit cards. - POC: Carol Bakian, 651-6575 ([email protected]) or Kyle Roberts ([email protected]) Table 13: CGSC Security Office - Tasks: Display parking lot maps and decals, provide explanations on current policy of student usage of parking lots. Co-located with PMO and Leavenworth PD representatives. - POC: CPT Thakur, 684-3111 ([email protected]) Table 14: Fort Leavenworth Provost Marshall's Office, - Tasks: Vehicle Registration, general information and discussion on post vehicle and weapons registration, roles of the Military Police, DoD Police, and Alutiiq security guards. - POCs: SFC Potter, 684-3522 ([email protected]) Table 15: Leavenworth Police Department. - Task: General information on city and state enforcement of vehicle safety ordinances and laws, emphasis on insurance requirements, seat belts, child safety seats and drunk-driving enforcement systems. - POC: Leavenworth PD, SGT Don Nicodemus 680-2530, ([email protected]) Table 16: Armed Forces Bank - Task: Provide general information on local banking options, checking accounts, automobile loans and credit cards. - POC: Patty Bricks, 682-2206 ext 4041 ([email protected]) Table 17: Leavenworth Lansing Chamber of Commerce "Operation International" - Task: Provide confirmation of initial sponsor contact, general information on Operation International, current and near-term activities of interest in the Leavenworth and Lansing area. - POC: Connie Brown, 682-1355 ([email protected])

Enclosure 1 (Participant Points of Contact) to Memorandum of Instruction, Registration for CGSS IMS, Academic Year 2006-1 Table 18: Riverfront Community Center, - Task: Provide general information on Parks and Recreation and what is available to the community. - POC Bill Katzenberger 651-2203 ([email protected]) Table 19: Carnegie Arts Center - Task: Promote the programs available at the Center - POC: Carol Singleton, 651-0765 ([email protected]) Table 20: People to People International, Kansas City Chapter - Task: Provide confirmation of sponsor contact information, general information on People to People International and current and near-term activities of interest in the greater Kansas City metro area. - POC: Ms. Gwenn Puetz ([email protected]) Tables 21-23: Organization of International Spouses and Sponsors - Task: Provide general information on OISS history, role and functions. Provide calendars of current and near-term events for spouse "color groups". - POC: Mrs. Maxine Hunter, 682-3755 ([email protected]) Table 24: Fort Leavenworth Spouse Club - Task: Provide general information on OISS history, role and functions. Provide calendars of events, club registration and answer questions. - POC: Ruth Cowart, 680-0615 ([email protected]) or Ann King, 682-7241 Table 25: Fort Leavenworth Thrift Shop - Task: Provide general information on mission, hours of operation, and purchasing policies. - POC: Lillian Williams ([email protected]) and Barbara Peters, 651-6768 ([email protected]). Table 26: Post Chaplain's Office - Task: Provide general information on the mission of the post Chaplains Office, availability and nature of post and local worship activities, and religious information for all faiths to the registering students - POC: Steve Aude, 684-9780 ([email protected]) Tom Schmidt, 684-8990 ([email protected]) and Ted Shadid, 684-4225 ([email protected]) Table 27: Rotary Club - Task: Provide general information on Rotary International and the traditions of similar community service oriented organizations in the local area, and extend initial invitations to attend Rotary luncheons. - POC: Tony Kramer, 682-4548 Table 28: Dell Computer Representatives - Task: Be prepared to answer questions regarding features of the Dell D610 Latitude Notebook PC, access to Dell Technical Support, process for transferring warranty to overseas location - POC: Scott L. Morris, Account Executive, (512) 632-2165 ([email protected]) Table 29: IMSD - Task: Receive checklists, answer questions, record issues for further action. - POC: Beckie Redmon 684-7324 ([email protected])

Enclosure 2 (Appointments) to Memorandum of Instruction, Registration for CGSS International Military Students, Academic Year 2006-1 0900-0915 Afghanistan Albania Algeria Argentina Australia 1015-1030 Estonia France Georgia Germany Germany 1230-1245 Jordan Kazakhstan Korea Korea Latvia 1345-1400 Romania Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Senegal Singapore 0915-0930 Australia Austria Bahrain Bahrain Bangladesh 1030-1045 Ghana Honduras India Indonesia Iraq 1245-1300 Lebanon Lithuania Malaysia Mali Mexico 1400-1415 Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sri Lanka Taiwan 0930-0945 Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Bulgaria 1045-1100 Israel Italy Italy Jamaica Japan 1300-1315 Moldova Moldova Mongolia Morocco Nepal 1415-1430 Thailand Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom 0945-1000 Canada Canada Chad Chile Colombia 1100-1130 Morning 1000-1015 Colombia Czech Republic Dominican Republic Egypt El Salvador 1130-1230 Lunch

1315-1330 Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Norway Oman

1330-1345 Pakistan Philippines Poland Portugal Romania 1445-1500

1430-1445 United Kingdom

ATZL-SWG-IO

16 June 2005

MEMORANDUM FOR International Military Students, 2006 SUBJECT: Notebook Personal Computers and Internet Service

1. International Military Students (IMS) attending the Command and General Staff Officer Course under International Military Education and Training (IMET), Counter-Terrorism Funding (CTT) or Foreign Military Sales (FMS) programs will receive a notebook computer and a one-year subscription to a local internet service (Leavenworth Online. 2. These computers are purchased as part of course costs, therefore they remain property of the government the student represents. The computers are Dell D610 Notebooks. IMSD will issue these computers on 7 July 2005, at the Frontier Conference Center, during CGSOC Registration. A representative from Dell will be available throughout the day to answer questions. 2. IMS attending CGSOC under Professional Military Exchange (PME) will need to arrange for their own computers and Internet service. 3. Point of contact for this memorandum is the undersigned, 913 684-7318 or [email protected].

STEVEN O. ODELL DAC Executive Officer

LOCAL ADDRESS INFORMATION Data can also be submitted via IMSD Web site forms for incoming international military students: http://cgsc.leavenworth.army.mil/dsa/iosd/administration/forms/address.asp

RANK/NAME LTC WALTER LUIZ DE ANDRADE MILLER

COUNTRY BRAZIL

STREET 2120 HIGH STREET Room _______, Hoge Barracks

(Enter appropriate address.)

CITY/STATE/ZIP (Circle one.) FORT LEAVENWORTH KS 66027 LEAVENWORTH KS 66028 LANSING KS 66043 ___________________________________________(Enter appropriate address.)

PHONE (913) 364-4271 CELLULAR PHONE NUMBER WITH AREA CODE: (913) 306-6932

Non-military e-mail address (Yahoo, Hotmail, Etc.): [email protected]

SPONSOR CONTACT INFORMATION

Brazil Fort Leavenworth Lansing Kansas City Miller Sayer Ryan Florence Mark Walter Amy LTC CPT MR MR (913) 364-4271 (913) 680-2455 (913) 682-3268 (816) 741-4310 2120 High St 605 S 13 St 216 Meade Ave. 8303 NW Hillside Dr.
th

Leavenworth Leavenworth Fort Leavenworth Weatherby Lake

KS KS KS MO

66048 66048 66027 64152

[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Provost Marshal Office - Vehicle Registration Vehicle Registration This registration form is PDF printable and can be filed out prior to arriving at the vehicle registration office to expedite the processing. Vehicle Current valid Insurance Current valid Registration State Drivers License Contract support to the installation that does not possess one of the forms of identification below are required to have a document to prove their employment from that contract activities manager: Military ID Family Member ID Department of the Army ID or Department of Defense ID Motorcyclists greater than 50cc must have a Motorcycle Safety Foundation Experienced Riders Card. (Arrangements to get a motorcyclist card) can be made with the Safety Office at phone* (913) 6841744. Fingerprinting 0800 - 1100 and 1300 - 1500 Valid identification Fingerprint card if fingerprinting is for employment purposes and it is provided by your employer. Weapons Registration Valid Identification E-5 and below must obtain a Commander's signature on the provided weapons registration forms Weapon information to include serial numbers, the actual weapons are not to be brought inside the facility to register them. Resale Lot Valid Identification Valid Insurance Valid Drivers License This resale lot is restricted to active duty, military family members, DOD civilians and retired service members. Vehicle Identification Number Inspections State provided inspection document from the state you are registering the vehicle in. These forms are provided by you state of registrations Department of Motor Vehicles. Valid Identification The vehicle to be inspected must be brought to the MP Station as this is a physical inspection of the VIN. Lost/Stolen Identification Report number if stolen off post and reported to local authorities.

Bicycle Valid Identification Make, model and serial number of the bicycle to be registered. Provost Marshal Entry page | Contact Information | Hours of Operation | Vehicle Registration | Weapons Registration | Hunting On Post Source: http://garrison.leavenworth.army.mil/sites/directorates/pmo_vehicleregistration.asp 6/20/2005

AMERICAN ORIENTATION COURSE FOR FAMILIES OF INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS OUR GOALS (1) Assist the wives and children of the international officer to adjust to the customs, laws and language of the United States. (2) Provide an opportunity for all to get acquainted with each other. (3) Help make their experience in Leavenworth both enjoyable and beneficial.

WHERE CONDUCTED - At the First Presbyterian Church, 4th & Walnut Street, Leavenworth. This location provides a nursery and Kindergarten that are not available at most schools, as well as air conditioning. WHEN - July 11th through July 21st. Classes meet each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. From: 0930 to 1100 hours THE ORIENTATION IS FOR ALL AGES NURSERY - For babies up to 3 years of age. They will become acquainted with individuals who will be available for baby sitting during the year. PRESCHOOL - For children 3 and 4 years of age. KINDERGARTEN - For 5 year olds. There will be plenty of teachers and helpers to keep this age group busy and happy. SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN - Classes will be divided into the normal school year age group and may be further divided according to language ability. LADIES - Will be divided into four groups. NAMETAGS FOR CHILDREN - Colored nametags are provided for the children to help identify their classroom, classmates and teachers. Please have the child wear this nametag each day to help reduce the early confusion. FEE - To help pay for classroom supplies, refreshments and baby supplies: $5.00 per family will be charged. NOTE TO PARENTS OF SMALL CHILDREN: Please help us provide better service by assuring your child that you will be back for them soon and are not far away. Encourage them to enjoy the company of other children. They will not be allowed to attend the women's classes. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS or THERE ARE ANY CHANGES IN THE INFORMATION GIVEN AT REGISTRATION, PLEASE CALL: Lupe Fassett, Coordinator of ladies groups: 651-4965 BJ Hanson (682-2651) or Connie Brown (682-1355) Co-Chairmen, Operation International

ENROLLMENT FORM AMERICAN ORIENTATION COURSE FOR FAMILIES OF INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS INTERNATIONAL OFFICER'S NAME: LTC WALTER LUIZ DE ANDRADE MILLER Rank COUNTRY: BRAZIL LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME: PORTUGUESE

LEAVENWORTH ADDRESS: 2120 HIGH STREET LEAVENWORTH HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER: (913) 364-4271 SPOUSE'S NAME: RUTH JEH MILLER SPOUSE'S ENGLISH CAPABILITY: NONE (NICKNAME) RUTH POOR GOOD FLUENT

ENGLISH IS MY NATIVE LANGUAGE: NO CHILDS NAME MARIA MANUELLA RAFAEL NICKNAME MARIA RAFA SEX F M BIRTHDATE (Day/Month/Year) 2/28/1988 9/20/1989 ENGLISH CAPABILITY (None/Poor/Good/Fluent) FLUENT GOOD

Transportation to the orientation course is not provided. The ladies should try to make arrangements to carpool with other ladies attending the course. Please let us know at registration if your family needs transportation assistance or if your spouse would be willing to transport a spouse (family) that does not drive.

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR SPOUSES AND SPONSORS June 2005 Dear International Spouse, Our organization is the Organization for International Spouses and Sponsors and is made up of spouses of the international officers, sponsors, liaison and exchange officers. It is primarily a social organization that will give you the opportunity to meet with the other international spouses and experience the American community. The OISS is a non-profit organization of volunteers from both the civilian and military spouse communities that support the International Military Student Division of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College. We will divide the international ladies into small groups (red, yellow, green, blue), so that you will have a chance to meet informally once a month with other international ladies and your American sponsors and give you an opportunity to make new friends and experience different cultures. We will meet you at Registration on July 7 with more information; however, we look forward to you attending our first big event on July 26th in conjunction with Operational International which will be a welcome coffee for the ladies. Several times throughout the year, we will have a gathering for the entire membership of the Organization. Our events are fun and some are educational. Some events will be for ladies only while many others will include the entire family. You will receive invitations for the events and we suggest you add these dates to your calendar. Your journey has been long . . . it is our great privilege to have you here in our community. You are honored guests, representing "the very best" from your countries and we are very proud and glad to have you with us. It's going to be a great year! You will meet so many wonderful people from all over the world. Everyday will be a fresh experience and somewhat of an adventure. We, as your sponsors, from the military, Leavenworth and Kansas City, have volunteered to assist you and encourage you. We know how important this year is to you. The friendships you make here will last a lifetime. Thank you for joining us for an exciting year. Sincerely, Maxine Hunter President, OISS (913-682-3755)

DO YOUR CHILDREN SPEAK ENGLISH?

The English as a Second Language program (ESL) in the Leavenworth Public Schools provides English language instruction in grades K-12. If your child is enrolled in Leavenworth High School, West or Richard Warren Middle Schools, Anthony, David Brewer, Earl Lawson, Howard Wilson, Nettie Hartnett / Ben Day, or Muncie Elementary Schools, he or she will have the opportunity to be enrolled in the ESL program. We want to help your children be successful in school. Janey Robarge ESL Coordinator Home: 651-3421 [email protected] ESL Office (913) 684-1444 ext. 209 [email protected] Lia Dumolt ESL Assistant Home: 651-4042 [email protected]

June,2005 Dear International Officer and Family: Leavenworth Public Schools welcomes you to our community. We feel very fortunate to have your children in our public schools and wish to make their learning experience pleasant as well as beneficial. Some important information concerning your child's school year is listed below. Contact information for Leavenworth Public Schools: Administrative Offices (USD 453) 200 N. 4th St. Leavenworth, KS 66048 684-1400 This office will be open during the summer. English as a Second Language (ESL) Office: Ben Day School 11003rdAve. Leavenworth, KS 66048 684-1444 ext. 209 [email protected] This office will be open part time during the summer and voicemail and e-mail will only be checked periodically. Janey Robarge ESL Coordinator Home: 651-3421 [email protected] Lia Dumolt ESL Assistant Home: 651-4042 [email protected]

Please fill in the form tittled "LEAVENWORTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL FAMILY & STUDENT INFORMATION" and turn it in at the Leavenworth Public Schools table at the International Registration on July 7th, 2005. As the English as a Second Language Coordinator, I am looking forward to meeting you. If you have any questions, please feel free to call me. Janey Robarge ESL Coordinator

Enrollment Centralized Enrollment (not for Leavenworth High School) at the Leavenworth Public Schools Administrative Offices, 200 N 4th St. Leavenworth, for West and Richard Warren Middle Schools and Anthony, David Brewer, Earl Lawson, Howard Wilson, Nettie Hartnett / Ben Day, and Muncie Elementary Schools. Call 684-1400 for more information. Wednesday, July 27 Thursday, July 28 Friday, July 29 Saturday, July 30 noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm noon - 8:00 pm 8:00 am - noon

Enrollment for Leavenworth High School at the High School (LHS) Library Monday, August 1 Tuesday, August 2 Wednesday, August 3 Thursday, August 4 Friday, August 5 8:00 -11:00 am, 1:00-3:00 pm, and 5:00-8:00 pm 8:00 -11:00 am, 1:00-3:00 pm, and 5:00-8:00 pm 8:00 -11:00 am and 1:00-3:00 pm 8:00 -11:00 am, 1:00-3:00 pm, and 5:00-8:00 pm 8:00 -12:30 pm and 1:00-3:30 pm (in LHS' bookkeeping office) SCHOOLS School Anthony Elementary School David Brewer Elementary School Howard Wilson Elementary School Lawson Elementary School Leavenworth High School Muncie Elementary School Nettie Hartnett / Ben Day Elem. School West Middle School Warren Middle School Address 570 Evergreen 401 N. 17tn Street 616 Grand 820 N. 5tn St. 2012 10tnAve. 541 Muncie Rd. 10003rAve. 1901 Spruce 3501 New Lawrence Rd. Phone number 684-1500 684-1490 684-1480 684-1570 684-1550 727-6070 684-1450 684-1520 684-1530

Please bring to school Administrative Office for enrollment: 1. Immunization Records in English (See IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION sheet to have it transcribed) 2. Proof of birth (Child's passport or birth certificate) 3. Any school records you may have (Transcript and/or report card from last completed grade) First day of school: August 15, 2005 (half day)

Please complete the following form and return to me at registration on July 7, 2005: LEAVENWORTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL FAMILY & STUDENT INFORMATION This information about your family and children will help our schools prepare to better serve you. Thank you, Janey Robarge E.S.L. Coordinator

LEAVENWORTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTERNATIONAL FAMILY & STUDENT INFORMATION International Officer's Name _______________________________________ Rank _________________ Spouse's Name ________________________________________________________________________ Country _____________________________ Language spoken at home ___________________________ Leavenworth address___________________________________________________________________ Home telephone number ________________ E-mail address ___________________________________ Alternate or Emergency Contact __________________________________________________________ Name Address Phone SCHOOL A GE CHILDREN THA T WILL A TTEND LEA VENWORTH SCHOOLS Name (Last name also if different from officer's name) Gender (Male or Female) Birthday (Day/Month/Year) English capability (None/Poor/Good) _______________ _______________ _______________ _______________ Last grade completed __________ __________ __________ __________

_________________________ ________ ________________ _________________________ ________ ________________ _________________________ ________ ________________ _________________________ ________ ________________

KANSAS SCHOOLS AGE-GRADE DIVISIONS AGE BIRTHDAY GRADE Pre-School Kindergarten

4 born on or before August 31, 2001 5 born on or before August 31, 2000 __________________________________________ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6 born on or before August 31, 1999 7 born on or before August 31, 1998 8 born on or before August 31, 1997 9 born on or before August 31, 1996 10 born on or before August 31, 1995 __________________________________________ MIDDLE SCHOOL 11 born on or before August 31, 1994 12 born on or before August 31, 1993 13 born on or before August 31, 1992 __________________________________________ HIGH SCHOOL 14 born on or before August 31, 1991 15 born on or before August 31, 1990 16 born on or before August 31, 1989 17 born on or before August 31, 1988 __________________________________________

1 2 3 4 5

6 7 8

9 10 11 12

NOTE: KANSAS SCHOOL LAW REQUIRES THAT STUDENTS BE FIVE YEARS OF AGE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 31ST TO ENTER KINDERGARTEN, OR SIX YEARS OF AGE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 31ST TO ENTER THE FIRST GRADE.

IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION for INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN ENROLLING IN LEAVENWORTH PUBLIC SCHOOLS Each child whose immunization record is NOT in English must have his/her immunizations recorded on the Kansas Certification of Immunization (K.C.I.) THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE START OF SCHOOL! Two opportunities to have the Kansas Certification of Immunization completed are: 1. When your child is given a physical examination. 2. On Aug 13,2005 at P.A.I.R. Day (Post Activities Information & Registration Day) at Ft. Leavenworth. One of each type of immunization listed on the Kansas Certification of Immunization form must be completed BEFORE the child can attend school. If not completed, the child will not be admitted to school. The types of immunizations are listed below: 1. DPT (Diphtheria, Pertussis and Tetanus) - Total of 5 2. Polio - Total of 4 (but 1 dose must be given after the 4th birthday) 3. Measles, Mumps and Rubella - Total of 2 each 4. All Kindergartners and 1st graders must also have had their Hepatitis B & Chickenpox immunizations IMPORTANT: BRING THE COMPLETED KANSAS CERTIFICATION OF IMMUNIZATION FORM TO YOUR CHILD'S SCHOOL WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE START OF SCHOOL.

IF YOUR CHILD NEEDS TRANSPORTATION TO SCHOOL BUS SERVICE PROVIDED BY: Easton Bus Service, Inc. 1320 Ottawa St. Leavenworth, KS 66048 Please call (913) 682-2244 to reserve a bus seat and for rates for the 2005-2006 school year. For reference only, the 2004-2005 rates were as follows: * COST FOR GRADES K -12: $145.00 per semester per student or $280/year/student or $35/month/student * COST FOR 1/2 DAY KINDERGARTEN (one way only): $72.50 per semester per student or $145/ year/student or $17.50/month/student *Prices subject to change. WHEN: Sign up dates to be announced in the Chronicle Shopper (local free newspaper delivered weekly) at the above address. When the bus is full, no more students will be accepted. The school district will pay the bus fee if the student lives at least 2.5 miles from the school in his/her attendance area. If the student is a transfer student, the district will not pay. Contact the school district's administrative office at 684-1400 for more information.

LEAVENWORTH USD #453 SCHOOL CALENDAR 2005-2006 Aug 4-9 Aug 10 Aug 11 Aug 12 Aug 15 Aug 16 Aug 17 Sept 5 Sept 26 Oct 13 Oct 14 Oct 20 Oct 21 Nov 11 Nov 23-25 Dec 21 Dec 22-Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 16 Feb 20 Feb 20 Mar 16 Mar 17 Mar 30 Mar 31 Mar 20-24 Apr 14 May 26 May 29 New Teacher Workshop Building Advance Teacher Work Day Convocation / Building Inservice (0.5 classes/0.5 build inservice) (0.5 classes/0.5 district inservice) 1st full day of school LABOR DAY (No school) Larry Bell Inservice (No school) End of 1st quarter (41 days) Teacher Work Day (am classes/ pm conferences) (am conferences / pm release) Veterans Day (No school) THANKSGIVING (No school) End of 2nd quarter WINTER BREAK (No school) Teacher Work Day Classes Resume MLK HOLIDAY (No school) PRESIDENT'S DAY (No school) (First designated SNOW Day) End of Third Quarter (50 days) Teacher Work Day (am classes/ pm conferences) (am conferences / pm release) Spring Break Good Friday (No School) Last day of school (students) MEMORIAL DAY

Severe Weather Safety Tips The tornado season runs from March through July. In the event of a Tornado or Sever Thunderstorm: Move to a basement, cellar or underground shelter area.

- If an underground shelter is not available, move to an interior area of lowest level (hallway, bathroom, closet). The more walls between you and the outside, the better. Avoid areas with windows and outside walls or doors. - If you are in a mobile home, move to the designated shelter area or a prearranged shelter. Do not seek shelter under a mobile home. A tornado can easily overturn it. - If you are in your car, pull off the road and seek shelter in a low, narrow area (i.e. ditch, culvert). Lie flat on your stomach and cover your head and neck with your arms to protect yourself from flying debris. Watch for rapidly rising waters in the ditch. Do not seek shelter under a car. A tornado can easily overturn it. Experts also say not to seek shelter from a tornado under a highway overpass. The overpass and the underpass act like a wind tunnel, and debris in the air could fly through at an accelerated rate. Be familiar with designated shelters when you are in public buildings.

The American Red Cross recommends assembling a Disaster Supplies Kit containing: - First Aid Kit and essential Medicines; - Canned food and can opener (non-electric); - At least three gallons of water per person; - Protective clothing, bedding or sleeping bags; - Battery-powered radio, flashlight and extra batteries; - Special items for infant, elderly or disabled family members; - Written instructions on how to turn off electricity, gas and water if authorities advise you to do so. (Remember, you will need a professional to turn natural gas service back on) - Design an Emergency Communication Plan and Practice that plan with your family on a regular basis. - Lightning is the most common threat during severe weather. If you are outside avoid natural lightning rods such as tall, isolated trees in an open area or on top of a hill, and metal objects such as wire fences, golf clubs and metal tools. - If you are in your car during a lightning storm, do not touch metal objects or conducting surfaces inside or outside your car to avoid being shocked. Lightning can travel through wet ground to your car. While the steel frame of a hard-topped vehicle increases protection if you are touching metal, rubber tires do not provide protection from lightning. - Although you may be injured if lightning strikes your car, you are much safter inside a vehicle than outside. Know the difference between a "Watch" and a "Warning"

Severe Thunderstorm Watch: Sever thunderstorms are possible. Watch the sky, listen to the radio for more information, and be prepared to take shelter. Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Severe thunderstorms are occurring. Take shelter and wait for an announcement that the storm has passed. Tornado Watch: Conditions are right for tornadoes to form. Watch the sky, listen to the radio and be prepared to take shelter. Tornado Warning: A tornado has been sighted in your area. Take shelter immediately. After the Tornado passes: Watch for fallen power lines and stay out of damaged areas; Listen to the radio for information and instructions; Use a flashlight to inspect your home for damage; Do not use candles at any time.

Source: http://www.leavenworth-net.com/weather-safety.htm

ATZL-SWG-IO MEMORANDUM FOR International Military Students, Class of 2006-1 SUBJECT Uniform Guidance

20 June 2005

1. Reference CGSC Circular 12-1, Information Booklet for International Military Students for Academic Year 2005-2006. 2. International Military Students (IMS) assigned to CGSC should plan to wear their respective national uniforms to all classes and official academic and social functions. Duty uniform for most classroom activities throughout the year is the equivalent to the U.S. Army's "Battle Dress Uniform" commonly called the BDU. The BDU is both a field and informal work uniform for non-fatigue duties. The official nametags and U.S. rank insignia issued during in-processing are required for all uniforms through "Class A". See enclosure for an illustration on how to wear this nametag and rank insignia. 3. From time to time, for special occasions, another level of uniform will be directed in advance and so stated on class schedules. It is understood that not all non-U.S. services have the same array of uniforms used by the U.S. Army. IMS must use their best judgment to determine the best choice to meet the intent of the change. The following levels, expressed in U.S. Army terms, describe these uniform levels. U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps uniforms are similar, but will have different names. a. The "Class B" is first level above Battle Dress. It includes a short-sleeved, open neck shirt. Badges of rank are mandatory, awards and decorations are optional. During cold weather, a pullover sweater is

worn at the user's discretion. The civilian equivalent is dress slacks with a collared shirt. In-processing and Registration are conducted in Class B uniform. b. The "Class A" (sometimes referred to as "Dress Greens") is the next level above Class "B". This uniform includes a coat and necktie. Badges of rank are mandatory, awards and decorations are optional, but customarily worn. The civilian equivalent is a sport coat and necktie. c. "Dress Blue" is the next step above and similar to the "Class A". It is more ornate, and used for more formal occasions such as military socials, balls and receptions. For occasions held prior to 1800, it is worn with a straight necktie, for occasions after 1800, it is worn with a bow tie. The civilian equivalent is a dark grey or dark blue business suit. d. The "Mess Blue" is the most formal uniform commonly worn by U.S. officers. Possession of a Mess Blue uniform is normally optional. It consists of a waist-length jacket, white shirt and lighter-blue trousers. It is always worn with a bow tie. 4. Uniform standards and civilian equivalents will be covered in detail during the first day of the International Military Student Preparatory Course. Questions regarding uniforms should be initially directed to IMSPC instructors. Following IMSPC, uniform questions may be directed to Student Ambassadors or to IMSD staff. 5. Jeans are not an appropriate equivalent for any occasion calling for military uniforms or any IMSD sponsored Field Studies events or socials unless specifically authorized in advance. 6. POC for this memorandum is the undersigned, at 684-7318 or [email protected] STEVEN O. ODELL DAC

encl as Executive Officer

MINI-DIRECTORY OF USEFUL NUMBERS

Emergency Numbers
Ambulance/Fire/Police Poison Control Center [Kansas City] To Report a Tornado Ambulance: Leavenworth/Lansing 911 1-800-332-6633 911

Administrative Phone Numbers

682-5724 Leavenworth Lansing Fire Department 682-3346 682-5724 Police Department 651-2260 727-3000 Fort Leavenworth MP Desk 684-2211 Road Conditions Kansas (KS) 1-800-585-7623 Missouri (MO) 1-800-222-6400 American Red Cross 684-4843 Emergency after duty hours 682-6222 Airline Ticket Office 682-2351 Community Home-finding, Relocation, and Referral Services (CHRRS) 684-5625 Classroom Support (routine messages) Bell Hall: 684-2777 Eisenhower Hall: 758-3232

INTERNATIONAL MILITARY STUDENT DIVISION (IMSD)

Room 163, Bell Hall, 1 Reynolds Ave, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66027-1352 VOICE (913) 684-738; FAX (913) 684-2038 E-mail Address - [email protected] Chief, IMSD 684-7317 IMSD Executive Officer 684-7318 IMS Preparatory Course Coordinator 684-7323 Field Studies Program Coordinator 684-7323 Public Affairs Officer 684-7322 International Programs Assistant, IOSD Webmaster 684-7319 Personal Affairs Coordinator, Notary 684-7324 Staff Duty Officer, (after duty hours) 684-4448 Adjutant General ID Card Section, Building 193 684-4454

Health Center/Hospitals
Munson Army Health Center 550 Pope Avenue, Fort Leavenworth Information Desk 684-6000/6001 Active Duty Sick Call Monday to Friday By Gentry Clinic appointment only Appointment 684-6211 Saint John Hospital 3500 South 4th Street, Leavenworth 24-Hour Emergency Room 680-6100 Main Number/Information 680-6000 Gushing Hospital 711 Marshall, Leavenworth 24 Hour Emergency Room 684-1145 Patient Information/Main Number 684-1100 Physician Referral Service 684-1119 Dwight D. Eisenhower VA Medical Center 4101 South 4th Street Trafficway, Leavenworth After 2100 emergency medical and urgent care After duty hours (1615) emergency dental care.

IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005 IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005

22-24 June 05 27-30 June 05

Arrival Window Inprocessing (by appointment) ***************

4 July 05 6 July 05 7 July 05 8 July 05 8 July 05 11-21 July 05 15 July 05 18 July 05 19-21 July 05 22 July 05 25 July 3 August 05

Independence Day Celebration (Fort Leavenworth) Kansas City Orientation (KC) (Tour in Kansas City, MO) Registration (by appointment) (Recebimento de informaes) IMSPC (International Military Student Preparatory Course) Zero-Day Curso s com internacionais. IMS (International Military Student) Icebreaker (Hunt Lodge) (Reunio social inicial para quebrar o gelo entre os IMS) IMSPC (P910) Small Group Instruction (Instr sobre os EUA, politica, sistema legal, foras armadas, tcnicas de brief, redigir essays, etc.) MOWW International Ball RSVPs Due (dia de responder o convite de um dos bailes de gala) Leavenworth Government Day (Leavenworth, KS) (Visita Prefeitura e recebimento do ttulo de cidado honorrio de Leavenworth) Sponsor Icebreaker (FCC) State Capitol Visit (Topeka, KS) CGSOC Preparatory Course (P920) (Curso sobre a doutrina americana, mtodo de planejamento, logstica,etc. Curso com internacionais, de outras foras armadas americanas, outras armas do Exrcito (Advogado, Capelo, etc.), Civil do Departamento de Defesa, Guarda Nacional, etc. ***************

4 August 05 4 August 05 5 August 05 8 August 05 8 August 05 8 August 05

Michigan Test Part I for MMAS (CR 4 T) ( um teste para quem vai fazer mestrado. Semelhante ao TOEFL. Voc pode se candidatar. voluntrio. Nelson Denny Exam for SAMS (SAMS um curso realizado depois da CCEM. No o nosso caso. Public School Physical for Children (Exame mdico para as crianas) Flag Ceremony Rehearsal (Bell Hall) (Formatura com a Bandeira) Michigan Test Part II for MMAS (CR 4 T) Truman Library Visit (Independence, MO)

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IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005 9-12 August 05 13 August 05 15 August 05 15 August 05 18 August 05 19 August 05 24 August 05 29-30 August 05 30 August 05 FSP (Field Studies Program Trip to Emporia, Wichita, and Abilene, KS (Visitas) K.C. T-Bones Base Ball Game (sponsor hosted) (Durante o curso ns ganhamos convites para jogos e outras atividades) CGSOC Opening Day Flag Ceremony CGSOC ILE Core Classes Begins Educational Seminar (Park University) (Visita) MOWW International Ball (Kansas, MO) Military Review Spanish/Portuguese Reception Commandants Receptions Monthly Information Brief for September-October *************** 2 September 05 5 September 05 11 September 05 15 September 05 22 September 05 27 September 05 29 September 05 29 September 05 Training Holiday (No tem atividade escolar feriado de 4 dias) Labor Day Holiday Kansas City Chiefs game N.Y. Jets International Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (IHOF) (S assistir) Know Your World: Lebanon (Alguns pases fazem uma apresentao sobre seu pas) Monthly Information Brief for October-November Hispanic American Luncheon Know Your World: Philippines *************** 1 October 05 2 October 05 7 October 05 10 October 05 13 October 05 14 October 05 20 October 05 Western Day (Passeio) Kansas City Chiefs game (Philadelphia Eagles) Training Holiday Columbus Day Holiday Know Your World: Mali Fall Food Fair (Sponsor Event by Invitation) (Reunio onde cada um leva um prato de comida) Know Your World: Austria

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IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005 26-27 October 05 28 October 05 Fort Riley / Kansas State University Visit (Manhattan, KS) Monthly Information Brief for Nov-Dec American Royal Rodeo (Passeio) *************** 3 November 05 9 November 05 11 November 05 14 November 05 17 November 05 24 November 05 25 November 05 29 November 05 Know Your World: Sri Lanka CGSOC Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (HOF) Veterans Day Holiday Training Holiday Know Your World: Egypt Thanksgiving Holiday Training Holiday Monthly Information Brief for December-January *************** 1 December 05 2 December 05 9 December 05 13 December 05 19 December - 2 January 06 Know Your World: Botswana ILE Course Graduation Holiday Dinner Dance (Sponsor Event by Invitation) (o segundo baile de gala) Monthly Information Brief for January-February Winter Break *************** 3 January 06 13 January 06 16 January 06 17 January 06 19 January 06 26 January 06 27 January 06 31 January 06 Classes Resume Training Holiday Martin Luther King Holiday Native American Luncheon Family Bowling Night (1 of 2) Family Bowling Night (2 of 2) Travel Home Interviews Monthly Information Brief for February-March *************** 17 February 06 Training Holiday

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IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005 20 February 06 23 February 06 28 February 06 Presidents Day Holiday Kansas University Economics Seminar (Lawrence, KS) Monthly Information Brief for March and April *************** 03 March 06 16 March 06 28 March 06 Spring Food Fair (Sponsor Event by Invitation) Spring IHOF Monthly Information Brief for April-June -x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x1417 April 06 18 April 06 20-23 April 06 23-28 April 06 IPRT: No Classes Monthly Information Brief for May-June Gettysburg Staff Ride (A660) (Viagem ao stio histrico de Gettysburg) Washington, D.C. Visit *************** 25 May 06 26 May 06 29 May 06 30 May 06 SAMS Graduation Training Holiday Memorial Day Holiday Monthly Information Brief for June *************** 02 June 06 06 June 06 13 June 06 15 June 06 16 June 06 Sponsor Recognition Ceremony Retainable Instructional Material (RIM) Shipments IMS Out-Processing International Graduate Badge Ceremony CGSOC Graduation

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IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005

Intermediate Level Education (ILE) Core Curriculum

15 August 29 November 1 December 2 December 6 December 24 January 25 January 8 February 9 February 14 February 15 February 16 March 17 March 23 March 24 March 21 April 24 April 1 May 2 May 6 June 7- 9 June Opening Day End of Core-Course Exercise Focus Groups Electives (AAPs) AOWC Block 1 (Corps) AOWC Block 1 Exercise AOWC Block 2 (Division) AOWC Block 2 Exercise AOWC Block 3 (Brigade) AOWC Block 3 Exercise Electives (AAPs) Current Operations Exercise

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IMSD PLANNING DATES FOR AY 06-1* As of: 31 August 2005

AOWC Instruction (not including Exercise)

25 January 8 February 15 February 16 March 24 March 21 April AOWC Block 1 AOWC Block 2 AOWC Block 3

Exercises
9 February 14 February 17 March 23 March 24 April 1 May AOWC Block 1 Exercise AOWC Block 2 Exercise AOWC Block 3 Exercise

Electives
6 December 24 January 2 May 6 June Electives (AAPs) Electives (AAPs)

OBS: Durante o ILE voc escolhe 8 matrias eletivas. 4 para cada perodo (depois do ILE e depois do AOWC). So matrias de 24 horas de aula com trabalho escrito e/ou apresentao oral.

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