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IF Program History

In 1978 the Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army initiated the International Fellows Program at the U.S Army War College. The program provides fellowships of approximately one year to selected senior officers from allied and other friendly nations with an opportunity to study and research in close association with the War College faculty and student body.

Since its inception the International Fellows Program boasts:

  • 1010 GRADUATES
  • 112 different COUNTRIES
  • 31 HALL of FAME Members

Countries Represented in the IF Program

Class of 2010

Albania

El Salvador

Korea

Poland

Australia

Finland

Macedonia (Republic of)

Qatar

Bosnia-Herzegovina

Georgia

Malaysia

Romania

Botswana

Germany

Mali

Saudi Arabia

Brazil

India

Moldova

Serbia

Canada

Indonesia

Mongolia

Taiwan

Chile

Iraq

Morocco

Tanzania

Colombia

Israel

Nepal

Thailand

Congo (Republic of)

Italy

Netherlands

Turkey

Croatia

Japan

Norway

Ukraine

Czech Republic

Jordan

Pakistan (2)

United Kingdom

Denmark

Kazakhstan

Philippines

Yemen

Egypt

 

IF Orientation Information

Academic Year 2010 (22 June - 31 July 2009) The Orientation Course is mandatory for all International Fellows. The Military Articles and Services List (MASL) number for the Orientation Couse is B171807. The purpose of the Orientation Course is to give the International Officer dedicated time to ensure that the integration to US Army War College and surrounding area is smooth and effortless. This 42 day course is broken down into a week-by-week format. Ranging from inprocessing to United States Field Studies Program (USFSP) events, the orientation course ensures that the objectives and intent of the course are met.

2010 Class Profile

  • Rank - 25 COL, 20 LTC, 3BRIG, 2 BG
  • Average age is: 44
  • Senior is 52; Junior is 32
  • Branch - IN, AR, CAV, EN, SF, QM, SC, AD, ORD
  • Campaign Experience: 28
  • Accompanied - 36 (120 Family members)
Conversation and Culture
  • Social program for IF spouses, sponsors, and IF supporters.
  • ESL program combines English with culture
  • Weekly programs that are both fun and informative
IF Academic Field Trips
  • West Point & West New York
  • New Nork City (AWC Class)
  • Unified Command Field Study
  • Washington, D.C. (AWC Class)
 
 
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