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122 JROTC students from 30 different high schools out-do 766 typical high school students on personal development.(Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps ... Test): An article from: Education by Raymond Schmidt, 2003-06-22

COMPARING THE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL JROTC CADETS AND BEGINNING COLLEGE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR STUDENTS.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Education by Russell N. Cassel, Thomas Standifer, 2000-03-22

USE OF AIR FORCE JROTC HIGH SCHOOL CADETS AS ROLE MODELS FOR DEVELOPING DEMOCRATIC MATURITY IN PRE-EDUCATION TEACHERS.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Education by Rosemarie Kolstad, Dennis L. Ritter, 2000-03-22

COMPARISON OF DEMOCRATIC MATURITY AND SELF-FULFILLMENT BETWEEN HIGH SCHOOL AF JROTC CADETS AND UPPER DIVISION COLLEGE STUDENTS.(Statistical Data Included): An article from: Education by Donald F. Demoulin, Dennis L. Ritter, 2000-03-22

ASMC Visits the Defense Financial Management & Comptroller School: Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama.(ASMC Visits): An article from: Armed Forces Comptroller by John T. Raines, 2006-03-22

Cogito, Squadron Officer School, Class 59-A, Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama by Maxwell Air Force Base, 1959

Advanced Radiological Calculations Workbook by U.S. Army Chemical School, 1987

A history of the Threat Office, USAOMMCS, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, 1978-1993 (USAOMMCS papers) by William T. T Ward, 1993

Rosa Parks and Her Protest for Civil Rights: 1 December 1955 (Dates with History) by Philip Steele, 2002-07-19

lists with details

Alabama K-12 Schools On The Web
Irondale Community School Irondale. Islamic Academy of alabama - Birmingham. MarionCounty schools - Hamilton. Marion military Institute - Marion.
http://www.grandpajunior.com/Alabama.shtml

Extractions: -Our Sponsor- Academy for Academics and Arts - Huntsville Academy for Science and Foreign Language - Huntsville Adair School - Clanton Adams Elementary School - Gadsden Adams Middle School - Saraland Adams Middle School - Saraland Alabama Avenue Middle School - Albertville Alabama Institute For The Deaf And Blind - Talladega Alabama School of Fine Arts - Birmingham Alabama School of Math and Science School - Mobile Alba Elementary School - Bayou La Batre Alba Middle School - Bayou La Batre Alberta Elementary School - Tuscaloosa Albertville City Schools - Albertville Albertville Elementary School - Albertville Albertville High School - Albertville Alexander City Middle School - Alexander City Alexander City Schools - Alexander City Alexandria Elementary School - Alexandria Alexandria High School - Alexandria Allen Elementary School - Phenix City Allentown Elementary School - Semmes Andalusia High School - Andalusia Anderson Junior High School - Anderson Anniston City Schools - Anniston Anniston High School - Anniston Anniston Middle School - Anniston Arab City Schools - Arab Arcadia Elementary School - Tuscaloosa Ardmore High School - Ardmore
Research/Projects
co investigator Wriggley, University of alabama in Birmingham of life course familycurricula for military (flagship) leadership schools (eg, US Army
http://bama.ua.edu/~mparker/primary/research.htm

Extractions: Defense Manpower Data Center funding ($50K) scheduled for elder care needs assessment survey of approximately 12 20 thousand active duty military personnel with elder responsibilities; co investigator Wriggley, University of Alabama in Birmingham, Medical School Center for Aging, with Akiyama and Dunkle, ISR/School of Social Work University of Michigan.
A History OfThe University Of Alabama,
The alabama chapter being the Mother Chapter of this well known order. This had animmediate effect on the Fraternity life as it has in most military schools.
http://bama.ua.edu/~uaato/history.htm

Extractions: Alabama Beta Delta of Alpha Tau Omega, History of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity - Click Here As reproduced from a report by the Beta Delta chapter shortly after World War I. In 1819 Congress donated forty-six thousand and eighty acres of land within the State of Alabama for the endowment of a higher institution of learning. At the session of the Alabama General Assembly in 1820 this institution was established, in name only, and future plans were laid. Nothing further was done until the following year when a Board of Trustees was appointed and held a meeting in Tuscaloosa, at which nothing was done except for the discussion of various parts of the projects. In December, 1829, the General Assembly selected Tuscaloosa as the site of the University, and construction of the buildings started in April of that year. The University opened its doors to students for the first time on April 12, 1831. Although it was named the State University, its ranking would hardly be on a par with some of our first class preparatory schools of today. The total enrollment hardly equaled the number found in the average lecture room of today, and the two or three small buildings easily housed the students as well as performing their original intended purpose of being used as class rooms and laboratories. Such was the condition of things for more than a decade after the opening of the University, and during this time there were no Fraternities of any kind, local or national. However, in 1844, a Dr. Barnes, Professor of Physics and Chemistry here at the University and later President of Columbia University, established a chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon. This was the only fraternity represented until 1856, when Sigma Alpha Epsilon came into existence. The Alabama chapter being the Mother Chapter of this well known order.
CSM Benjamin A. Sundey
military schools attended include Ammunition Operations Specialist His military assignmentsInclude Ammunition Company, Redstone Arsenal, alabama; First Sergeant
http://www.redstone.army.mil/history/oral/sundey.html

Extractions: CSM Benjamin F. Sundey Biography Command Sergeant Major Benjamin P. Sundey was born on 30 August 1954 in Perry, Florida. His home of record Is Ocala, Florida. He entered the Army on 22 June 1972 as a 55B10, Ammunition Operations Specialist. Military schools attended include Ammunition Operations Specialist, Redstone Arsenal; Primary Leadership Development Course, 7 th Army NCO Academy; Advanced Noncommissioned Officer Course, Redstone Arsenal; U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss, Texas. His military assignments Include Ammunition Operations Specialist, 608th Ordnance Company, Fort Benning, Georgia; Ammunition Operations Specialist, U.S. Army Infantry Board, Fort Benning, Georgia; Section Chief and Platoon Sergeant, 64th Ordnance Company, Fischbach, Germany; Platoon Sergeant, 4th Student Company, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama; First Sergeant, 70th Ordnance Company, Cakaldi, Turkey; Operations Sergeant, 4th Student Company, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama; Ammunition Noncommissioned Officer in Charge, G-4, HHC, I Corps, Fort Lewis, Washington; Ordnance Enlisted Advisor, Readiness Group Los Angeles, 6th U.S. Army, Los Alamitos, California; First Sergeant, Company B. 73d Ordnance Battalion, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama; Command Sergeant Major, 84th Ordnance Battalion, Muenchweiler, Germany; Command Sergeant Major for the U.S. Army Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment Support Group, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. His last assignment prior to retirement was as the Command Sergeant Major for the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
Education World® - K12 Schools : Primary : Private : North America : USA : Gene
alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware FloridaGeorgia, Association of military Colleges and schools of the United
http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=4550
Alabama
Bar Association or American Association of Law schools can be military or GovernmentLawyer Rule. alabama does not have a rule authorizing the admission of out
http://www.crossingthebar.com/AL-Admission.htm

Extractions: Information and Commentary on the Multijurisdictional Practice of Law to CrossingtheBar.Com Your Internet Resource for MJP Information, News and More! Also visit CrossingtheBar.Com's Discussion Forum Alabama Admission Rules Alabama does not have a corporate counsel rule, but it does not define corporate counsel practice as the unlawful practice of law. Go to Alabama for more information on Alabama's unlawful practice of law regulations. Alabama does not have a foreign law consultant rule. Under Alabama Admission Rule III, law school teachers in law schools situated in Alabama which are accredited by the American Bar Association or American Association of Law Schools can be admitted to practice law under certain conditions. A law school teacher must have been a fulltime teacher for a period of three consecutive calendar years prior to the date of application. He or she must also be admitted to the bar of at least one state or the District of Columbia. The law school teacher must also meet the educational requirements set forth in Admission Rule IV. Applicants under this rule must pass a good moral character review and their applications are subject to approval by the Alabama State Bar Board of Commissioners.
Affiliated Schools
Airman Leadership School Maxwell AFB, alabama 361126309. College for EnlistedProfessional military Education Maxwell AFB, alabama 36114-3107.
http://www.au.af.mil/au/ccaf/catalog/1999cat/af_schls.htm
Air University Catalog
Air Corps Tactical School, located initially at Langley Field, Virginia, and laterat Maxwell Field, alabama. Although other military schools taught aerial
http://www.au.af.mil/au/au_catalog_1999_2000/catalog2000_07_intro.html

Extractions: Introduction to Air University Air University plays a vital role in fulfilling the mission of the United States Air Force. To uphold the national purpose and to achieve the nation's objectives, the Air Force must maintain a corps of officers, enlisted personnel, and civilians dedicated to the nation's defense. They must have an in-depth knowledge of war and the military sciences to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow's world. Air University contributes to the development of this knowledge through its professional and specialized education programs, research and doctrinal studies, and degree programs at civilian educational institutions. Before World War II, the only school in the armed services that emphasized the organization and employment of airpower was the Army Air Corps Tactical School, located initially at Langley Field, Virginia, and later at Maxwell Field, Alabama. Although other military schools taught aerial warfare, it was only an incidental part of their curricula. The doctrine for the use of airpowergenerally accepted by the Army Air Forces during World War IIgrew out of the Air Corps Tactical School. At the end of the war, the graduates of this school were instrumental in convincing the nation's defense leaders of the need to create Air University. Air University, in all of its endeavors, serves Air Force personnelofficers, enlisted members, and civiliansto ensure the nation continues its leadership during another crucial period of history. Air University also contributes to the defense of the free world by offering educational opportunities to foreign students. Its alumni are prepared to serve in Air Force assignments, in comparable foreign air forces, and in other governmental positions.
Schools, Colleges, Departments
military Science, University of South alabama Mobile alabama 36688-0002 / 1 (251)460
http://www.southalabama.edu/departms.html

Extractions: Select a topic About USA Academic Advising Academics Academic Calendar Admissions-Undergraduate Admissions-Graduate Alumni Athletics Bookstore Bulletin Bursar Campus Calendar Campus Scenes Campus Store Career Services Catalog Club Football Colleges, Schools Contact Us Course Schedule Departments Development Dining Services Directories Distance Learning Campus Download Software E-Mail Directory Employment Opportunities FAQ Faculty/Staff Financial Aid Governmental Relations Healthcare HELP! Honors Program Hospitals Housing How to make a gift Hurricane Plan Index Institutional Research International Students Jag Gear Jaguar Athletics Library Library-Web Catalog The Lowdown Maintenance Request Midweek Memo Mitchell Center NETg Computer Courses News and Events New Students New Student Scholarships Official USA Symbols Online Learning Lab PAWS Police-USA Press Releases Prospective Students Questions Registrar Registration-Web Research SARIC Schedule of Courses Scholarships for New Students
How To Become An AF Chaplain
Air Force Chaplain Service Institute at Maxwell Air Force Base, alabama; VariousAir Force and interservice professional military schools; Postgraduate study
http://www.afrc.af.mil/hq/hc/howto.htm

Extractions: BECOMING AN AIR FORCE CHAPLAIN The Chaplain Service TEAM The Air Force ensures the opportunity for military members and their families to exercise freedom of religion by providing chaplain service personnel. They are a team, supporting one another while working in their own areas of strength. Air Force chaplain service personnel work side-by-side, chaplains and enlisted, partnering for team ministry. They respect individual faith traditions, while encouraging people to develop and enhance their relationships with God and each other. Air Force chaplains and enlisted are committed to the moral and spiritual health of the Air Force. Broad Range Ministry Air Force Chaplaincy is a broad range of ministries including Air Force Advantages A commission in the Air Force gives you several advantages including 30 days of vacation with pay each year Medical and dental care Low-cost life insurance Excellent pay and allowances Promotion opportunities A non-contributory retirement plan Professional Growth There are opportunities for professional growth, such as
Edvisors Network: K Through 12/Private Schools/Boarding Schools/Military
Lyman Ward military Academy School for boys in grades 612. Locatedin Camp Hill, alabama. http//www.lwma.org/ (Added Tue Jan
http://www.edvisors.com/K_through_12/Private_Schools/Boarding_Schools/Military/
GT Transfer Equivalency Catalog: U Schools
U schools. Choose the school at which the courses are taught United States CoastGuard Acad. United States military Academy. Univ of alabamaBirmingham.
http://www.oscarweb.gatech.edu/tec/U/
LAW FORUM -- ALABAMA LEGAL RESOURCES, Law Schools, Case Law
Law schools. alabama hotel inn reservations make hotel reservations with a secure freeresearch of birth, census, death, land, marriage, military and state
http://www.lawforum.net/resources/al.htm
United Devices, Inc. - Company: Management
company, has attended a number of military schools, and is a as an analyst specializingin military strategy, tactics a BA from the University of alabama and an
http://www.ud.com/company/management/simonjr.htm

Extractions: Mr. Simon retired in 2003, as Assistant Director of Central Intelligence (ADCI/A) and founded IntelligenceEnterprises LLC with three other former senior intelligence officers. The company has practices in homeland security, strategic planning, commercial imagery, foreign language tools, evaluation methodologies, and advanced technology. The first ADCI/A, he was named to his position by the President of the US in 1998. As deputy to the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for Community Management, he was responsible for setting policy for and overseeing the budgets of the 14 agencies comprising the National Foreign Intelligence Program. He chaired the Mission Requirements Board that approves all of the Intelligence Community's (IC) major system acquisitions and was a founding member and chair of the IC's Director's Board that is responsible for creating an IC collaborative environment. For 10 months after September 11th, he was designated as the senior IC official for homeland security and established and chaired the Homeland Security Intelligence Council. His primary focus has been on the introduction and management of change involving large, complex organizations. Mr. Simon is a native of Montgomery, Alabama and is married to Susan Woods of Tuscaloosa. They have a son, Jay, and a granddaughter, Haley. Interests include Haley, Eqyptology, military history, American history, reading, music, genealogy, golf, and the Crimson Tide. He is writing a book on the late-bronze age battle of Kadesh and conducting research for a military biography of Nathaniel Greene and for a history of the Creek War in Alabama.
High Schools Alabama-Montana
CATHOLIC HIGH schools alabama TO MONTANA. alabama. Pius X Catholic High SchoolCOLUMBUS Pacelli High School SAVANNAH - Benedictine military School. HAWAII.
http://www.catholic-usa.com/high_schools_al-mt.html
Index
LTC Lynch also holds a Master of Science degree in Public Administration from TroyState University, alabama. Among the military schools he has attended are
http://web.sbu.edu/rotc/cadre.html

Extractions: ST. BONAVENTURE ROTC CADRE PMS - LTC STEVEN LYNCH smlynch@sbu.edu APMS - CPT ERIC HOLLISTER ehollist@sbu.edu APMS - CPT REED ERICKSON rerickso@sbu.edu CSM - MSG RAYMOND HART rhart@sbu.edu OPS - MSG PATRICK WIMMER pwimmer@sbu.edu SUPPLY - SGT KARENA CAMPBELL kcampbel@sbu.edu ADMIN TECH - LINDA JENNINGS ljenning@sbu.edu THE OFFICERS Professor of Military Science LTC Lynch was commissioned on 11 May 1985 as an infantry officer. He graduated from York College of Pennsylvania where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. LTC Lynch also holds a Master of Science degree in Public Administration from Troy State University, Alabama. Among the military schools he has attended are the Infantry Officer Basic Course; Military Police (MP) Advance Course, Combined Arms Services Staff School, Anti-Terrorism Course, and Command and General Staff College. His assignments include a variety of command and primary staff positions. LTC Lynch has commanded an airborne MP company in combat, a garrison law enforcement company, and as a field grade officer a corrections MP detachment. He has served in Europe, Central America, and the Middle East. LTC Lynchs awards include the Meritorious Service Medal (with 2 oak leaf clusters), Army Commendation Medal (with 3 oak leaf clusters), Army Achievement Medal (with 2 oak leaf clusters), National Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Southwest Asia Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Kuwait Liberation Medal, and the parachutist badge.
Troy State University Graduate Studies Admissions Checklist
the Troy State University Records Office, Troy, alabama, 36082. military Education(PME) courses completed at select military service schools for which
http://www.troyst.edu/graduateschool/admissions.html

Extractions: Test score results for the GRE (verbal and quantitative scores), MAT, or GMAT. See current Graduate Bulletin for appropriate tests and score requirements. Testing information may be obtained from the Graduate School Test option on the Graduate School home page. International students should refer to International Admissions requirements in the current graduate bulletin.
All ROTC Scholarships - Featured Schools
Our featured schools provide you with program A M University Normal alabama StateUniversity University - Jacksonville Marion military Institute - Marion
http://www.all-rotc-scholarships.com/featured/

Extractions: Army ROTC Program Info Our featured schools provide you with program descriptions and request for information forms. Alabama Normal Alabama State University Montgomery Auburn University Auburn Auburn University - Montgomery Montgomery Birmingham Southern College Birmingham Faulkner University Montgomery Huntingdon College Montgomery Jacksonville State University Jacksonville Marion Military Institute Marion Miles College Fairfield Samford University Birmingham Spring Hill College Mobile Troy State University Troy Troy State University - Montgomery Montgomery Tuskegee University Tuskegee University of Alabama Tuscaloosa University of Alabama - Birmingham Birmingham University of Mobile Mobile University of Montevallo Montevallo University of North Alabama Florence University of South Alabama Mobile Alaska University of Alaska - Fairbanks Fairbanks Arizona Arizona State University Tempe Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott Grand Canyon University Phoenix Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Phoenix College Phoenix University of Arizona Tucson Arkansas Arkansas State University Jonesboro John Brown University Siloam Springs University of Arkansas Pine Bluff University of Arkansas Fayetteville University of Central Arkansas Conway California Azusa Pacific University Azusa Biola University La Mirada California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University - Pomona Pomona California State University - Fresno Fresno California State University - Fullerton
AL Education Trust Fund - FY1998
Knight vs State of alabama, 4,918,376, 4,918,376. Private schools, LymanWard military Academy, 206,225, 206,225. Marion Institute, 441,912, 441,912.
http://www.budget.state.al.us/ETF1998.html

Extractions: Education Trust Fund Fiscal Year 1998 Appropriations The Education Trust Fund Appropriations Act for FY98 (October 1, 1997 - September 30, 1998) was passed during the 1997 First Special Session of the Legislature and signed into law as Act 97-856. The following is a summary of the appropriations contained therein as well as other separate bills that appropriated money from the ETF. The first column of numbers is the amount being appropriated from the ETF. The second column labeled "Earmarked Funds" represents other sources of funds being appropriated through the ETF bill to the listed agency. Other sources of funds may include federal funds, local funds, auxiliary enterprises, revolving funds,and self-generated funds. Important note: "Earmarked Funds" are estimated amounts that have been included for general information only. "Earmarked Funds" appropriated in the ETF bill are not allotted through the state's financial resources management system; therefore, the state does not have control over the amounts received and spent by entities from these "Earmarked Funds." Appropriations for: State Agencies and Institutions Colleges, Universities and Schools
Welcome To Benchmark Publications
all children entering the Huntsville public schools for the first time must havean alabama immunization certificate (blue in color). military shot records
http://www.benchmarkpub.com/REDSTONE02/Resources/Arrival.html

Extractions: Welcome to Redstone Arsenal. Located in the middle of the Tennessee Valley, Redstone Arsenal is a great place to live. Children of all ages enjoy the rich variety of outdoor activities provided here. The Tennessee River, which borders the Arsenal on the South, is made to order for those who enjoy fishing, hunting, boating, water skiing, picnicking, hiking, biking, or just sitting and enjoying the scenery. Huntsville, Alabama, a city of about 158,000 residents, borders the Arsenal to the East and North and serves as the area's health and educational center. Fine shopping, schools, and professional facilities make Huntsville a very desirable place to live. Its Von Braun Center draws many shows for a full entertainment package. You should have no problem finding something to do during off-hours. We hope the following information will help you settle into the community. Checking In If you are assigned to the U. S. Army Aviation and Missile Command, check in with Headquarters and Headquarters Company, AMCOM, Redstone Arsenal Support Activity, in Building 3437. If you are assigned to the U.S. Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School as a permanent party, check in at Building 3300. If you are a student, check in at Battalion S-1 in Building 3458. During holidays and weekends, both permanent party and students should check in at Building 3300.

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