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This page contains Javascripting which your browser dosen't support, or you have Javascripting turned off on your browser. - KEY INFORMATION - Request "Status of Information Letter" Statement on Aftermath of 9/11 Related Links FAQs Board Member Applications High School Registrar Application Commercial Activities Inventory Report a Change of Address On-line FY2003 FOIA Report Cookie Information Opportunities in the Armed Forces Information Quality Guidelines HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRARS PROFILE Jimmy Taw Registrar, Valdosta High School Georgia Chairperson, Local Board 45 During his teaching career, Taw has been honored as Outstanding Secondary Educator and Teacher of the Year by the Daughters of the American Revolution, among other awards. However, he is most proud of the service awards from the Air Force, Navy, and Marines for his work in the community. Brad Johnson Registrar, Washington High School

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MULTI-NATIONAL FORCE - IRAQ Senior Leaders LIEUTENANT GENERAL RICARDO S. SANCHEZ Commanding General L Lt. Gen. Sanchez attended the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California and was subsequently assigned to the U.S. Army Armor Center at Fort Knox, Kentucky, where he served as the chief of the analysis branch for the Future Armored Combat System Task Force, the Special Group Study, Armor, and the Armor Investment Strategy Study Group. He was also a special projects officer in the Directorate of Combat Developments at the Armor Center. At his next assignment, Lt. Gen. Sanchez served as operations officer and executive officer for the 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry, 3rd Armored Division, Gelnhausen, Germany and as deputy operations officer for the 3rd Armored Division, Frankfurt, Germany. The general's awards and badges include the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star Medal with "V" device and oak leaf cluster, the Meritorious Service Medal with four oak leaf clusters, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, the Army Achievement Medal with oak leaf cluster, the Southwest Asia Campaign Medal, the Liberation of Kuwait Medals (Saudi Arabia and Kuwait) and the Master Parachutist Badge. CSM WILLIAM J. GAINEY

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Online Highways Georgia Savannah Military Old Fort Jackson Old Fort Jackson is the oldest standing fort in Georgia. The original brick fort was begun in 1808 and was manned during the War of 1812. The fort was enlarged and strengthened between 1845 and 1860, and saw its greatest use as the headquarters for the Confederate river defenses during the civil war. Today, thousands of visitors to the fort see military hardware including projectiles and cannons from the , CSS Georgia, a confederate ironclad that is sunk in the Savannah River. Old Fort Jackson is one of Savannah's popular tourist attractions with unmatched daytime educational and historical programs and "after hours" programs for groups of all ages. Lowest rates and Free candid reviews for Savannah at Tripadvisor.com. Read opinions from travelers like you. Compare lodging prices from Expedia, Travelocity, and Orbitz. Location Savannah GA Phone Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Savannah at Tripadvisor.com Employment Agencies Schools Hospitals Government ... Libraries in Savannah Discount Hotel Rooms and Unique Lodgings Fairs, Festivals, and Events

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Smith File: Georgia DT poised to reap rewards By Andy Fenelon Packer Plus writer April 30, 1997 Green Bay Jermaine Smith is offering you the details of his life and you don't know whether to probe further or stop and give him a hug as big as his 6-3, 289-pound frame. The details soon become a life full of heartache undeserving of any human soul. But make no mistake, Jermaine Smith's story is an uplifting one. His road has been long, arduous, painful and certainly less traveled. But the rewards the Green Bay Packer fourth-round draft selection is beginning to reap now, both professionally and spiritually, have brought a sense of peace to his life. Jermaine Smith at a glance Selection : 126th overall (fourth round). School : Georgia. Major Size Age Position : Defensive tackle. 40-yard dash Hometown : Augusta, Ga. Quote : Robert Nunn, Smith's former coach at Georgia Military College I've coached four (NFL) first-rounders (Bobby Wilson, Chris Mims, Todd Kelly and Chuck Smith) and they've been four great players. But they don't have anything on that kid (Smith). The strongest part about Jermaine is his first step. He's just so quick, explosive. I thought he would go in the second or third round. I think (the Packers) got a steal." Notes : Two-year starter as a defensive end at Georgia Military Junior College before transferring to Georgia in '95. . . . Started 15 of 22 games at nose tackle in the Bulldogs' 3-4 defense. . . . Was a defensive lineman and fullback at Laney High School in Augusta. . . . Had touchdown runs of 85 and 79 yards as a Laney senior. . . . Never graduated from high school, but received his GED. . . . Rated the fifth-best defensive tackle prospect by draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr., but was the eighth selected. . . . Had the third-lowest score (10) on the 50-question Wonderlic intelligence test of all the defensive linemen at the combine in February.

86. [SOAinthenews] Local Residents To Join Georgia Military Protest The former School of the Americas draws thousands of dissenters a Salem teenager received a sixmonth prison term for her role in a georgia military protest, a http://lists.mutualaid.org/pipermail/soainthenews/2002/000053.html

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87. Georgia Institute Of Technology :: General Catalog 2003-2005 any courses offered by the School of Mathematics session in the Department of military Science for Privacy Information Technology ©2002 georgia Institute of http://www.catalog.gatech.edu/programs/iac/military.php

@import url(/styles/ahem.css); Jump to Content: Jump to Footer Navigation: Accessibility Contact Us ... Technology Assistance Navigation: shortcuts... Alumni Current Students Parents Prospective Students Visitors About Tech Economic Development Employment Libraries News Room Research Sports Events Calendar FAQ Important Contacts News Quick Links Home CATALOG HOME PAGE GENERAL INFORMATION ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ... CATALOG UPDATES PROGRAMS ARCHITECTURE COMPUTING ENGINEERING LIBERAL ARTS: IVAN ALLEN COLLEGE ... SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Established in 1917 Location: Building 23 A, Bobby Dodd Way Telephone: 404.894.4760 www.armyrotc.gatech.edu Professor and Head -Lt. Col. Richard Parker Assistant Professors -Capt. Ferdinand Burns, Major David Hilkert, Major Anthony Lee, Major James Schroeder, Major Thomas Weikert. General Information The purpose of the Army ROTC is to prepare students for commissioning as officers in the Active Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard. The overall program is designed to aid students in developing the abilities and attitudes that will make them academically successful and to develop well educated junior officers. The curriculum is divided into two courses: a Basic Course open to all freshmen and sophomores, and an Advanced Course for qualified juniors, seniors, and graduate students. The student who is undecided about pursuing a commission has the option of participating in the Basic Course without incurring a military obligation. Successful completion of the Basic Course (or commensurate training), a minimum 2.0 cumulative grade point average, and the appropriate medical and physical qualifications are prerequisites for enrollment in the Advanced Course. Successful completion of both courses and the award of a bachelor's degree constitute the normal progression to gaining a commission as a second lieutenant. Courses are available to both men and women.

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Georgia Mason When my family left Fort Bliss, having completed 5th grade, I believe in Mrs. Spears' class, we went to zweibrucken Germany and I completed the 6th, and 7th grades. I have many fond memories of these times as well, and did not want to move back stateside and leave all my friends. I think,up until this move, I did not think much about moving, because we all did it, and it was a part of our lives. It became more difficult the older I got, but I always found a niche to be a part of no matter where I was. And could always get along with everyone, no matter our differences. I think this is one of the plusses of moving frequently and being with others who did the same. We returned stateside, living at Fort Harrison, Indiana. I began the 8th grade there and stayed in the same school system (albeit civilian) through my junior year in high school (Lawrence Central High School). We lived on post and the majority of my friends were Army Brats like myself. In fact Lawrence Central was filled with many Army Brats! We stayed in Indianapolis for this length of time because my father also served a tour of duty in Korea. He returned home the summer before my senior year and was then stationed at Fort Monroe, Virginia. This was a tough move for me; being shy and quiet made it difficult. But graduate I did (Chris Moore was in my graduating class at Kecoughtan HS) and moved on to college. I now enjoy playing tennis 4 times a week, work out 2x a week, enjoy reading , needlework and playing on the computer! There is a slight itch to get back into my field and do what I believe I am gifted in doing, but have not done that so far........Time will tell. In the meantime, this has been fun, finding us on the Net and talking to Marc. And I know all you guys have been dying to find Cindy Glover, and I promise you, if I find her first, I'LL TELL YOU HOW TO GET IN TOUCH WITH HER!!! Unless she is still cute and perky!!! ha ha She was a good friend then, and it would be fun.to see and or hear from her......Oh I forgot to tell you that in my 20's I was one of the swimsuit models in Sports Illustrated.........Just kidding.

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U.S. COLLEGE CATALOGS HELD BY CRL Back to College Catalogs Introduction How to Use the CRL Collections List of Institutions Gainesville College (Gainesville, TX) Gainesville College for Males and Females (Gainesville, GA) Gainesville Junior College (Gainesville, GA) Gainesville Junior College (Gainesville, TX) Gale College (Galesville, WI) Gale College, Lutheran High School (Galesville, WI) Gallaudet College (Washington, DC) Gallaudet College for the Deaf (Washington, DC) Galloway College (Searcy, AR) Galloway Woman's College (Searcy, AR) Galveston College (Galveston, TX) Galveston Community College (Galveston, TX) Gambier (Gambier, OH) Gammon School of Theology (Atlanta, GA) Gammon Theological Seminary (Atlanta, GA) Gammon Theological Seminary and School of Missions (Atlanta, GA) Gannon College (Erie, PA) Garden City Community Junior College (Garden City, KS) Garden City Junior College (Garden City, KS)

91. Congressman Charles W. Norwood, Georgia's 9th District: Biography to and graduating from Baylor military High School in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1959. Charlie received his bachelor’s degree from georgia Southern University http://www.house.gov/norwood/bio.shtml

Skip banner and navigation and go straight to main text News Issues Resources ... Home Biography Charles Whitlow Norwood, Jr. Charlie Norwood is beginning his fifth term in Congress, currently representing Georgia’s Ninth Congressional District. He is Chairman of the Subcommittee on Workforce Protections of the Education and Workforce Committee, and Vice Chairman of the Subcommittee on Health of the Energy and Commerce Committee. He is also the former Chairman of the G-8 Organization, comprised of the eight Georgia Republican members of Congress. Since coming to Congress in January of 1995, Charlie has acquired national recognition as a leader in the effort to reform America’s ailing managed care industry. He introduced the first fully comprehensive legislation to restore patient’s rights in September 1995 and that first bill has remained the foundation of the patient’s rights movement in every successive legislative effort. Charlie’s on-going campaign led to House passage of the Norwood-Dingell Consensus Managed Care Improvement Act, HR 2723 in October of 1999, then the Bipartisan Patient Protection Act, HR 2563, in August of 2001. Charlie continues to work with both parties in Congress and the White House for final action in the U.S. Senate. Charlie’s efforts to reform American health care have also extended to America’s military retirees and veterans. He was co-author of the Keep Our Promises to Military Retirees Act of 1999, HR 3573. The legislation would restore the promise of fully-funded health care for life for the nation’s military retirees – benefits which have been severely eroded by eight years of defense cuts. While the legislation itself was not acted on during the 106

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Education and Transportation Key to Protecting Georgia Bases Print-friendly version By Johnny Isakson Georgia's 13 military bases are central to our nation's defense and-from Savannah to Marietta-an integral part of our state's community fabric. But with a combined economic impact of over $25 billion each year, and tens of thousands of military and civilian jobs, Georgia's military installations - such as Dobbins Air Reserve Base - are also critical to our economy. This year, Georgia's Congressional Delegation will be working together to protect our military bases and keep good, high-paying jobs in our state. The Pentagon is set to begin the next phase of base closures and realignments, which is expected to end in the closing of as many as one in four military bases in the U.S. It is a certainty that several bases in our state will come under close scrutiny. Governor Sonny Perdue has gotten our state off to a solid start by working closely with base commanders and leaders in Washington to learn how to make the best possible case for keeping Georgia bases open. Not surprisingly, two of the most important concerns cited are improving the education and transportation assets that support our bases and the personnel who staff them. These issues are near to my heart because I serve on the two committees responsible for them in Congress. In terms of making an immediate impact on military families, no issue is more important than education. First and foremost, we must continue to focus on increasing student achievement in our state. In addition, the Defense Department is increasingly shifting education responsibilities to the communities where bases are located, and we must work to more quickly integrate military students into local schools. This process must include everything from ensuring prior credits from other areas are appropriately transferred to getting military kids immediately involved in extracurricular activities that interest them. The best way to do this is to give every school and local school board the flexibility and accountability to ensure Georgia's students, including those of military families, have every opportunity to succeed in the classroom.

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