National Defense University

The National Defense University ( NDU; German National Defense University ) is the center for military education (Joint Professional Military Education, JPME ) of the USA in Washington, DC

The NDU main campus is located in Fort Lesley J. McNair, where the Anacostia River empties into the Potomac River. 1,000 students will be trained and awarded MA 550 titles every year. Most students are between 40 and 45 years old and have 20 years of military experience. In addition to some government employees NDU can annually to eight people from the industry. The annual budget was in 2003 at 108 million U.S. dollars. Current President of the NDU is the United States Navy Vice Admiral Ann E. Rondeau.

Study

  • Joint Forces Staff College, Norfolk (Virginia)
  • Industrial College of the Armed Forces ( ICAF ), Adm. Richard Jascot
  • Joint Forces Staff College, Army Maj. Gen.. Kenneth J. Quinlan
  • Information Resources Management College ( IRMC )
  • National War College
  • School for National Security Executive Education

Research

  • Center for Technology and National Security Policy
  • Institute for National Strategic Studies Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs
  • National Strategic Gaming Center
  • Interagency Transformation, Education and Analysis ( ITEA ) Program
  • Secretary of Defense Strategic Policy Forum (SPF ) for Members of Congress and Senior Executive Branch Officials

International graduates

  • Carl- Hubertus von Butler, German General
  • Wolf -Dieter solver, German General
  • Lojas Fodor, Hungarian General and Commander of the Armed Forces, 1996
  • Mahfoudh Mohammed Al- Ardi, commander of the Luftstreitkräft of Oman, 1992
  • Dato ' Seri Ismail bin Hassan, commander of Army of Malaysia, 1997
  • Carlos Maria Zabala, head of the Argentine Armed Forces, 1987
  • Czeslaw piatas, Chief of Staff of Poland, 1999
  • Edward Pietrzyk, head of the Polish Land Forces, 1998
  • Ryszard Olszewski, Air Force Chief of Poland, 2001
  • Franciszek Gagor, Chief of Staff of Poland, 2002
  • Christopher Barrie, chief of the armed forces of Australia, 1987
  • Carlos Alberto Ospina Ovalle, chief of the Colombian Army, 1994
  • Svein Ivar Hansen, Norway's defense chief, 1997
  • Daniel Opande, UN Commander Ivory Coast, 1987
  • Gheorghe Catrina, Air Force Chief of Romania, 2001
  • Michael Atherly, defense chief Guyana
  • Lamin Cisse, UN officials in the Central African Republic, 1993
  • Pavel Stefka, Chief of General Staff of the Czech Republic, 1999
  • Boinett Wilson, head of the Kenyan intelligence, 1991
  • Olli -Matti Multamäki, chief of the Finnish army, 1994
  • Martin Agwai, Army Chief of Nigeria, 2000
  • Roberto Rodriguez Efrain Giron, commander of the Air Force of Guatemala
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