Posted on Feb 13, 2015
SSG Norman Lihou
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Air Force veteran Ben Shoaf, a member of the inaugural class, said the program is a chance for veterans to take what they have learned performing military service and apply it to international affairs. Shoaf, who holds a master’s degree in international affairs from George Washington University, is working in the Office of Global Partnerships for the next year.

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That sounds like an awesome opportunity.
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I think this is something the State Department sorely needs, those who have been on the ground and understand how international politics and situations actually work instead of just learning it from a book.
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