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• First Women Graduate From Iraq's Officer Training School

BAGHDAD - As one, the stony faces broke into a free-for-all of kisses, hugs and tears on Monday as the 50 women who called themselves the Lioness group became the first female graduates of Iraq's police officer training academy. The women joined 1,050 male classmates in what U.S. military officers, who provided advice on the training, called a step forward for the country and its women.

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• November 10, 2009

• Putnam County 4-H Program Holds Officer Training School

Officers in local 4-H clubs will have the opportunity to prepare themselves for the duties and responsibilities of their respective offices at the cou...

• Charleston Gazette
• October 13, 2010

• Greece

... the Administration, the Ordered Expenses Officers, and the Statistics Office of the National Statist..., Studies, Computer Information, Training, Financial Matters, Technical Matters, and Public ... and constables who graduate from school. The duration of this service is ten and eight yea...

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• Albert W. 'Bud' Austin Jr.

Keith & Keith Funeral Home Albert W. "Bud" Austin Jr. passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 11, 2011 surrounded by his family. Bud was born in Seattle on Oct. 2, 1923, to parents Albert Sr., and Elizabeth Fredson Austin. He lived in Seattle and Puyallup for his first 10 years until moving with his parents, grandparents, and two sisters to the apple ranch in Selah. After graduating from Selah High School in 1941, he attended Washington State University along with his older sister Janice until joining the Navy in 1943. After completing Officer Training School, he was assigned to the Pacific Fleet preparing for the invasion of Japan.

• Yakima Herald-Republic
• January 09, 2012

• Cadets More Accepting of Women ; Attitudes Have Changed After Overhaul of Officer Training School, August Survey Shows

Cadet attitudes have changed in response to a sweeping overhaul of the officer training school after the 2003 sexual assault scandal, the Air Force Academy said Monday. Cadets are more accepting of women, less likely to tell sexually explicit jokes and more likely to report if they're raped or molested, an August survey of 3,554 cadets revealed.

• Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo.
• October 06, 2004

• School Safety Officer's Cpr Training Saves Man

If not for an unexpected Saturday shift assigned to Mat Chrisman, a Richmond County Board of Education public safety officer, Mother's Day 2005 might have turned out very differently for one teenager. Officer Chrisman, who has worked as a public safety officer at West Side High School for nearly four months, helped resuscitate an 18-year-old man who nearly drowned at an Augusta apartment complex pool Sunday.

• Augusta Chronicle, The
• May 14, 2005

• Woman Takes Multi-Tasking to New Levels

Most people do it the opposite way--military first, then education, career. Because Chrysler already held degrees, she could have opted to forego basic training and immediately enter officer training school.

• Indianapolis Business Journal
• September 04, 2009

• Meade Students Focus On Jobs, Future ; Join Business Leaders at Forum Hosted by O'malley

Dustin Hontz wants to go into a career where protecting the public is his business. The 14-year-old Meade High School freshman, a member of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, or JROTC, has dreams of eventually studying criminal justice. He's also a part of the county public school's first functioning Homeland Security Signature Program at Meade.

• Maryland Gazette
• January 05, 2011

• Robert L. Consolvo

NORFOLK - Robert Lee Consolvo, a retired minister of the United Methodist Church, passed away May 2, 2008. He was born in Norfolk Nov. 27, 1915, to the late George B. and Lilla Harrison Consolvo. He graduated from Maury High School in 1935, enrolled in Randolph- Macon College and completed three years before joining the Navy in 1941, where he served throughout World War II. As a seaman on the USS Hornet-CV8, Robert witnessed the takeoff of Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle, leading 16 B-25 medium bombers to bomb Tokyo and other nearby cities. He was onboard this ship in the "Battle of Midway" in which four Japanese carriers were sunk, an action that turned the war around. Because of skills perfected as a youth swimming in the Elizabeth River, Robert was able to survive the sinking of the Hornet ...

• The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
• May 05, 2008

• Butler County Veteran Made Most Out of All Aspects of Life

As soon as John Jenny enlisted in the Army in 1942, he was asked to attend officer training school. They seemed to think he was a pretty smart guy. It's impressive because he never went to college at all," said his son, Frederick Jenny.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• April 06, 2007