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Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere UNCLASSIFIED Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere Antigua and Barbuda IMET-1 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of State On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost MANEUVER CAPTAINS CAREER (LEGACY) 1 USATC ANTIGUA DEFENSE FORCE USATC 7487 MANEUVER CAPTAINS CAREER (LEGACY) 1 USATC ANTIGUA DEFENSE FORCE USATC 7487 Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 2 $14,974 Antigua and Barbuda Fiscal Year 2010 Totals 2 $14,974 Antigua and Barbuda Fiscal Year 2011 Planned Program Totals 0 $0 Antigua and Barbuda Total 2 $14,974 Argentina CTFP - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost MARITIME SECURITY INSTITUTE PROGRAM IN ADVANCED SECURITY STUDIES (PASS) 1 MARSHALL CENTER MARSHALL CENTER 11800 ARGENTINE COAST GUARD MARITIME SECURITY INSTITUTE PROGRAM IN ADVANCED SECURITY STUDIES (PASS) 1 MARSHALL CENTER MARSHALL CENTER 11800 ARGENTINE COAST GUARD Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 2 $23,600 FMS - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of State On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL 360 OPNS RESEARCH 1 MONTEREY, CA 70142 DEPARTMENT MONTEREY CA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL 360 OPNS RESEARCH 1 MONTEREY, CA 70142 DEPARTMENT MONTEREY CA ADVANCED ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM 1 DLIELC, LACKLAND AFB TX V AIR BRIGADE, VILLA REYNOLDS DLIELC, LACKLAND AFB TX 5510 ADVANCED ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM 1 DLIELC, LACKLAND AFB TX V AIR BRIGADE, VILLA REYNOLDS DLIELC, LACKLAND AFB TX 5510 AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, WRIGHT AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT/GRAD 1 MATERIAL COMMAND 31390 PATTERSON AFB OH WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, WRIGHT AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT/GRAD 1 MATERIAL COMMAND 31390 PATTERSON AFB OH WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, WRIGHT AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT/GRAD 1 PRESIDENCY OF THE NATION 33050 PATTERSON AFB OH WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, WRIGHT AF INST TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER, LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT/GRAD 1 PRESIDENCY OF THE NATION 33050 PATTERSON AFB OH WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 8 $280,184 IMET-1 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of State On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL 370 INFO SYS TECHNOLOGY-MS 1 MONTEREY, CA SIGNAL AND COMPUTER COMMAND 60415 MONTEREY CA NAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL 370 INFO SYS TECHNOLOGY-MS 1 MONTEREY, CA SIGNAL AND COMPUTER COMMAND 60415 MONTEREY CA AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY CAPTAINS CAREER 1 441S ARMY MILITARY ACADEMY AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY SCHOOL 8157 AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY CAPTAINS CAREER 1 441S ARMY MILITARY ACADEMY AIR DEFENSE ARTILLERY SCHOOL 8157 AIR WAR COLLEGE 1 MAXWELL AFB, AL AIR OPERATIONS COMMAND MAXWELL AFB, AL 15450 Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere UNCLASSIFIED 1 UNCLASSIFIED Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost AIR WAR COLLEGE 1 MAXWELL AFB, AL AIR OPERATIONS COMMAND MAXWELL AFB, AL 15450 ARMY WAR COLLEGE (RESIDENT COURSE) 1 ARMY WAR COLLEGE STRATEGIC PLANNING DIRECTORATE ARMY WAR COLLEGE 14330 ARMY WAR COLLEGE (RESIDENT COURSE) 1 ARMY WAR COLLEGE STRATEGIC PLANNING DIRECTORATE ARMY WAR COLLEGE 14330 COMMANDING GENERAL, EDUCATION COMMAND COMMANDING GENERAL, EDUCATION EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE SCHOOL 1 NAVAL INTELIGENCE DIRECTORATE 11009 QUANTICO VA COMMAND QUANTICO VA COMMANDING GENERAL, EDUCATION COMMAND COMMANDING GENERAL, EDUCATION EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE SCHOOL 1 NAVAL INTELIGENCE DIRECTORATE 11009 QUANTICO VA COMMAND QUANTICO VA MINISTERY OF DEFENSE LOGISTIC NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS INTERNATIONAL OFFICER SUPPLY COURSE (IOSCO)-RESIDENT 1 NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS GA 2882 DIRECTORIATE GA INTENDENCIA NAVAL BASE PUERTO NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS INTERNATIONAL OFFICER SUPPLY COURSE (IOSCO)-RESIDENT 1 NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS GA 10960 BELGRANO GA INTENDENCIA NAVAL BASE PUERTO NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS INTERNATIONAL OFFICER SUPPLY COURSE (IOSCO)-RESIDENT 1 NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS GA 10960 BELGRANO GA MINISTERY OF DEFENSE LOGISTIC NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS INTERNATIONAL OFFICER SUPPLY COURSE (IOSCO)-RESIDENT 1 NAVY SUPPLY CORPS SCHOOL ATHENS GA 2882 DIRECTORIATE GA INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES ACADEMY, LACKLAND INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES INTL LOG/SUPPLY MGMT COURSE 1 DEFENSE LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT 1040 AFB, TX ACADEMY, LACKLAND AFB, TX INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES ACADEMY, LACKLAND INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES INTL LOG/SUPPLY MGMT COURSE 1 DEFENSE LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT 1040 AFB, TX ACADEMY, LACKLAND AFB, TX INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES ACADEMY, LACKLAND INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES INTL SUPPLY/WAREHOUSE PRIN 1 MATERIAL COMMAND 1040 AFB, TX ACADEMY, LACKLAND AFB, TX INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES ACADEMY, LACKLAND INTER AMERICAN AIR FORCES INTL SUPPLY/WAREHOUSE PRIN 1 MATERIAL COMMAND 1040 AFB, TX ACADEMY, LACKLAND AFB, TX NWC INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS 1 NATIONAL WAR COLLEGE ARMY INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE NATIONAL WAR COLLEGE 32826 NWC INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS 1 NATIONAL WAR COLLEGE ARMY INSPECTOR GENERAL OFFICE NATIONAL WAR COLLEGE 32826 Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 20 $316,218 PME - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost ACSC - EXCHANGE PROGRAM 1 MAXWELL AFB, AL PERSONNEL COMMAND MAXWELL AFB, AL 0 ACSC - EXCHANGE PROGRAM 1 MAXWELL AFB, AL PERSONNEL COMMAND MAXWELL AFB, AL 0 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERMEDIATE LEVEL EDUC 1 COMMAND & GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE COMMAND & GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE 0 THE CHIEF OF PERSONNEL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERMEDIATE LEVEL EDUC 1 COMMAND & GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE COMMAND & GENERAL STAFF COLLEGE 0 THE CHIEF OF PERSONNEL NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE NEWPORT NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE 1 NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE NEWPORT RI NAVAL WAR COLLEGE 0 RI NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE NEWPORT NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE 1 NAVAL COMMAND COLLEGE NEWPORT RI NAVAL WAR COLLEGE 0 RI Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 6 $0 Regional Centers - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost WASHINGTON DEF & SEC. SEMINAR 4 Washington, DC N/A CHDS 400 WASHINGTON DEF & SEC. SEMINAR 4 Washington, DC N/A CHDS 400 Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 8 $800 Section 1004 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost WESTERN HEMIS INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE-SPANISH 1 WESTERN HEMIS INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY COOP POLICE OPERATIONS UNIT 4715 SECURITY COOP WESTERN HEMIS INSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ASSISTANCE-SPANISH 1 WESTERN HEMIS INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY COOP POLICE OPERATIONS UNIT 4715 SECURITY COOP Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere UNCLASSIFIED 2 UNCLASSIFIED Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 2 $9,430 Argentina Fiscal Year 2010 Totals 46 $630,232 GPOI - Fiscal Year 2011 Department of State Planned Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost SOUTHERN EXCHANGE CFAC BN TRAINING 650 Peru N/A N/A 0 Fiscal Year 2011 Planned Totals 650 $0 Argentina Fiscal Year 2011 Planned Program Totals 650 $0 Argentina Total 696 $630,232 Bahamas CTFP - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost CTFP HOMELAND DEFENSE SHORT COURSE 1 NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY ROYAL BAHAMAS POLICE FORCE NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY 44156 CTFP HOMELAND DEFENSE SHORT COURSE 1 NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY ROYAL BAHAMAS POLICE FORCE NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY 44156 INTERNATIONAL COUNTERTERRORISM FELLOWS PROGRAM 1 NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY ROYAL BAHAMAS POLICE FORCE NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY 174335 INTERNATIONAL COUNTERTERRORISM FELLOWS PROGRAM 1 NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY ROYAL BAHAMAS POLICE FORCE NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY 174335 Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 4 $436,982 IMET-1 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of State On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost U S NAVY SENIOR ENLISTED ACADEMY SENIOR ENLISTED ACADEMY 1 PSEN ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 8974 NEWPORT RI U S NAVY SENIOR ENLISTED ACADEMY SENIOR ENLISTED ACADEMY 1 PSEN ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 8974 NEWPORT RI Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 2 $17,948 Section 1004 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of Defense On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN BOATSWAINS MATE A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 5330 VA COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN BOATSWAINS MATE A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 5330 VA COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN BOATSWAINS MATE A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 5330 VA COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN BOATSWAINS MATE A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE 5330 VA COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN MACHINERY TECHNICIAN A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS 5465 VA COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN MACHINERY TECHNICIAN A 1 COGARD TRAINING CENTER YORKTOWN VA ROYAL BAHAMAS 5465 VA QUARTERMASTER CLASS A 1 CSCS LEARNING SITE GREAT LAKES IL ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE CSCS UNIT GREAT LAKES IL 9889 QUARTERMASTER CLASS A 1 CSCS LEARNING SITE GREAT LAKES IL ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE CSCS UNIT GREAT LAKES IL 9889 QUARTERMASTER CLASS A 1 CSCS LEARNING SITE GREAT LAKES IL ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE CSCS UNIT GREAT LAKES IL 9889 QUARTERMASTER CLASS A 1 CSCS LEARNING SITE GREAT LAKES IL ROYAL BAHAMAS DEFENSE FORCE CSCS UNIT GREAT LAKES IL 9889 Fiscal Year 2010 Program Totals 10 $71,806 Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere UNCLASSIFIED 3 UNCLASSIFIED Volume II Section VI - Western Hemisphere Bahamas Fiscal Year 2010 Totals 16 $526,736 Bahamas Fiscal Year 2011 Planned Program Totals 0 $0 Bahamas Total 16 $526,736 Barbados IMET-1 - Fiscal Year 2010 Department of State On-Going Training Course Title Qty Location Student's Unit US Units Total Cost WHEELED VEHICLE MECHANIC 1 U.S. ARMY TRAINING CENTER BARBADOS DEFENSE FORCE U.S.
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