SENIOR OFFICER SCHOOLS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP85-00024R000500310011-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 20, 2007
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: May 1, 1982
• Content Type: REPORT

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NIOR OFF X CLR SCHOOLS
0
Grade Ran e
Air War
College
GS-14
or
above
Army War
College
GS-14
or
above-
Industrial College of the
GS-15
or
above
Armed Forces
National filar College
Coll:; ,~ of Naval Warfare
College of Naval Comm acnd and
Sta:f
Execut .v Seminar in National
and International AffaiT'.
Royal.-College of Defence Studies
GS-15-or above
GS-13 or above
GS-11 to GS-13
SIS-O1 or above
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SENIOR SERVICE SCHO(;LS
AIR, '1IAR CCLL:i (; i Ten months (Auga!;t to June), Maxwell Air Force
flontgomer , Ala =7 &ma
The Air War College xn i :rs io> is to prepare senior officers; for
a
hig
1 c~a ;una:nd and : aff duty by developing a. sound un e ands as of
military stra i:in up port of nation,--C security policy and o
ensure an intelligence contribution tow;::;.r'd the most effective ch relop-
ment and erflploynne =t of ae cospower The environment of the
is oriented tou t. Li it free expression of ideas and an op ortunity
for :.,adependent and group analytical and creative thinking. GS--14 and
GS-105 (FS-1).
ARMY WAR C01:''..EcE -- Ten months (August to June), Carlisle Ba ?rac
i e?1n J"3. V d~ .l .:1
Its mi.-,lion is to prepare senior officers for command . and
high- t.evel -~ a:.aff_ duties, with emphasis on Anrny doctrine and op rations,
and adva:m;:e interdc-:partmental and interservice understanding.
GS-x.. (FS-1) or above. `
IN I RI ... COLT E1 .. OF 't ARMED FORCES - - Ten
4o.A1cIN ixr, : .'
months (August to Ju
Its mission is to conduct graduate-level courses of study in
nat'tc)nal secu'..ty with emphasis on management of national x" lsc~u a::,
unde-r current and p -,Ucted e vi nmexrts. Such studies will inclvide
both nat a_ . -al and world interrelated military, economic, peg `_itical,
and social factors, with the objective of enhancing the
pre;; -{rat' of selected military officers and civilian personn-1 for
1-os .::.ion. of high trust. in the national and international security
structure. GS-15 (PS-1) or above,
NATIONAL WAR COLLEGE -- Ten months (August to June), Fort McNair
a i ,ton, D. C.
The course of study is concerned primarily with the formulation
and conduct of national security policy. It involves dd,~tailed
analysis of the various politic:al, economic, psychological, and
military factors included in national security policy-making.' The
mission of the College also includes study of the nature of national
power, the national interests and objectiv's of other nations, and
ways to avoid armed conflict. CS-I5 (FS-1) or above.
May 1982
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NA rA L WAR (''O?.'LEGE Ten mo:ath,s (Avigu3-t to June) , Newpo:- _., Rho'-" } Island
The of tit School of Naval War i. to promot N a x
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