Posted on Oct 11, 2021
Where can I find options for foreign ILE opportunities?
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I’m still a way out from this milestone, but I’m looking into it now, so that I can prepare well ahead of time. Thanks in advance.
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Are you on S1 net? They send emails with a summary of all the personal messages as well as links to their website where you can search old postings. I never looked into it when I was active duty and went to ILE but I do receive emails from Reserve Branch now with a list of Foreign ILE offerings. Some require language proficiency, others do not.
If I remember correctly, speaking French would open doors.
Best of luck
If I remember correctly, speaking French would open doors.
Best of luck
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I do subscribe to S1 Net but I haven’t seen anything recently on the subject. I reached out to my CM. Just waiting on a response. Thanks!
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Try https://www.milsuite.mil
Search "s1 net"
Click s1 net on the left
Bookmark that page.
Once there search around
Try https://www.milsuite.mil
Search "s1 net"
Click s1 net on the left
Bookmark that page.
Once there search around
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Greetings again.
Your interesting profile mentioned that you have transitioned to MI (my old branch) and completed MICCC (bravo).
Once you complete any remaining requirements for full branch-qualification, another option you might consider is assignment as a MI advisor/trainer (i.e., advising and assisting brigade-level foreign counterpart units or their MI schools. Those billets likewise requre your completion of BALT and related pre-deployment training. You would be assigned to the in-country US Security Cooperation Organization (SCO). (The term SCO is a DOD-wide generic label encompassing, inter alia, MAAG, Military Training Mission (MTM), ODC, MAP, ODC.
Depending on the size and the US military services comprising a SCO, most SCOs are aligned/assigned to the US Embassy in the respective host country.
A few unclassified "war stories" are available, on request, of times with USMTM Saudi Arabia, ODC Egypt, MAP Jordan, and other SCOs in Sudan, Yemen, and Turkey.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
Your interesting profile mentioned that you have transitioned to MI (my old branch) and completed MICCC (bravo).
Once you complete any remaining requirements for full branch-qualification, another option you might consider is assignment as a MI advisor/trainer (i.e., advising and assisting brigade-level foreign counterpart units or their MI schools. Those billets likewise requre your completion of BALT and related pre-deployment training. You would be assigned to the in-country US Security Cooperation Organization (SCO). (The term SCO is a DOD-wide generic label encompassing, inter alia, MAAG, Military Training Mission (MTM), ODC, MAP, ODC.
Depending on the size and the US military services comprising a SCO, most SCOs are aligned/assigned to the US Embassy in the respective host country.
A few unclassified "war stories" are available, on request, of times with USMTM Saudi Arabia, ODC Egypt, MAP Jordan, and other SCOs in Sudan, Yemen, and Turkey.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
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