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Defense Attaché By Brandy Allen Diplomatic Academy of London Management Course Fall 2001-2002.

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1 Defense Attaché By Brandy Allen Diplomatic Academy of London Management Course Fall 2001-2002

2 Defense Attaché's Role What is the role of the Defense Attaché in the Embassy???? Perception – Individual – His or Her job description – Description of governmental objective

3 Defense Attaché's Role Questionnaire-4 basic components – Background – Duties – Objectives – Advancement

4 Defense Attaché's Role Questionnaire Background What kind of educational training do you have? Do you have any military background or are you currently in the military? Do you have any other work experiences that you feel prepared you to be the Defense Attaché?

5 Defense Attaché's Role Duties What percent of your time to you spend working with the following people: Personal secretary Ambassador Counterpart in other embassies Consular section Information section Cultural department Ministry of Defense-home Ministry of Defense-abroad Head of Ministry of Foreign Affairs-home Head of Ministry of Foreign Affairs-abroad President or leader of your country

6 Defense Attaché's Role Objectives What is the main objective of your work? in peacetime and in times of war Advancement What opportunities do you have for advancement beyond here?

7 Defense Attaché's Role Embassies investigated – Nigeria – United States of America – India – Russia

8 Defense Attaché's Role Results by Embassy

9 Defense Attaché's Role Nigeria – Military – Peacetime and Times of War duties remain the same – NGO work and Seminars – Regional Focus and UN Peacekeepers – More Stars

10 Defense Attaché's Role Chiefs Missions Objectives

11 Defense Attaches Role Summary

12 Defense Attaché's Role In general what do they do? Who is in charge?

13 Defense Attaché's Role Conclusion

14 Defense Attaché's Role-References – Embassy of Nigeria-Paris – Website of Embassy of India-Washington DC – Website of Embassy of Russia-Washington DC – Embassy of United States of America –Paris Website of www.amb-usa.frwww.amb-usa.fr Website of Department of Defense www.defenselink.milwww.defenselink.mil

15 Acknowledgement Olabode Adekeye Embassy of Nigeria- Defense Attaché

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