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ALFS 2023 Media Schedule (A4).pdf

4:24 PM5/8/2023
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SETAF-AF CSP Summer 2023.pdf

9:21 AM5/8/2023
Africa’s geo-strategic location, burgeoning political influence, and growing economic power make it increasingly important on the world stage and inseparable from U.S. global interests. Growing economies, populations that will comprise 30% of the world's population by 2050, and vast natural resources, including rare earth elements, are all compelling reasons for the U.S. to collaborate with African partners to shape the next century.
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SETAF-AF Fact Sheet 2023.pdf

9:01 AM5/8/2023
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ALFS 2023.pdf

8:47 PM5/7/2023
ALFS 2023 Infographic
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No Result is a Result.pdf

11:51 AM3/7/2022
As the understanding of how environmental exposures impact our health continues to evolve, simply capturing data is important, for we may learn something in the next decade that we simply don’t know about right now, and having the information or data captured as a “snapshot in time” could help in understanding a future issue by making the information available for retrospective analysis.
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Truscott_Judge Advocates for Joint Work.pdf

10:55 AM1/31/2022
The JAG Corps must seek more opportunities for joint work, especially for its new officers. Where possible, it should institutionalize those opportunities and relationships, so that Army JAG participation in LSE 21 does not need to depend on a particular SJA. Many of our actual operations are joint, but so often, our training and our thinking are not. A future JAG Corps, like the rest of the force, should be ready to operate as part of one joint team.
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Africa-Year-in-Review-2021

12:15 PM1/25/2022
Welcome to Africa: Year in Review 2021 (AYIR). As the year came to a close, the Wilson Center Africa Program continued its annual tradition of asking policymakers, practitioners, scholars, and Africa watchers to reflect on what they considered to be the year’s most impactful developments on the African continent, in U.S.-Africa relations, and about Africa’s role in the global arena. Our contributors responded with 27 mini-essays covering a broad range of topics in the governance, security, development, and social spheres.
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Africa and Case for External Religious Advisement.pdf

12:02 PM1/25/2022
Considering the outsized influence of Africa on world religions – and the influence of religion on the African continent – Africa provides an excellent case study for exploring the importance of External Religious Advisement as a key component of US Army Religious Support capabilities. The African continent is a complex landscape politically, economically, and culturally. Africa is no less complex in its religious landscape, and therefore the impact of religion on operations in Africa would require careful and in-depth analysis in order to be useful to commanders.
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SETAF G8 resources partnership in Africa

10:42 AM1/25/2022
Financial managers play a critical in this process by integrating the wide variety of funding sources and authorities necessary to resource competition in Africa including: Security Force Assistance (SFA) events, JCS exercises, senior leader engagements (SLEs), and Army Support to Other Services (ASOS). This paper provides a brief overview of the complex tasks and coordination necessary to successfully resource SFA and exercises activities in order to compete on the African Continent.
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African Land Forces Summit Fact Sheet

12:39 PM5/13/2021
African Land Forces Summit Fact Sheet
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African Land Forces Summit History

12:29 PM5/13/2021
African Land Forces Summit History
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AL2020 Infographic

12:00 AM2/26/2020
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USAFRICOM Command Instruction

12:00 AM3/24/2017
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