by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Feb 1, 2018 | News
By Natela Cutter DLIFLC Public Affairs MONTEREY, Calif. – Most people who join the military don’t go into a recruiting station with the demand to pick a Military Occupational Specialty that has the longest training pipeline there is. Ten years ago, this is...
by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Jan 26, 2018 | News
By Patrick Bray DLIFLC Public Affairs MONTEREY, Calif. – Col. Wiley Barnes, the assistant commandant of the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center and commander of the U.S. Air Force 517th Training Group, spoke at an institute leadership forum to...
by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Jan 25, 2018 | News
By Natela Cutter DLIFLC Public Affairs MONTEREY, Calif. – In the early years of DLIFLC, when it was called the Army Language School, Russian teachers were recruited from various communities around the country. One teacher who accepted the job offer to teach...
by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Dec 20, 2017 | News
By 1st Sgt. Sean Cherland Senior Training Developer, Faculty Development MONTEREY, Calif. – Military service members in Monterey, California are taking advantage of their military training as foreign language instructors and are applying their experience toward...
by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Dec 15, 2017 | News
By Natela Cutter DLIFLC Public Affairs MONTEREY, Calif. – After 9/11, one thing became abundantly clear to the intelligence community – there is a dire need for more and better qualified linguists. Seven months later, in April 2002, then National Security...
by DLIFLC Public Affairs | Nov 29, 2017 | News
By Brian Lepley Presidio of Monterey Public Affairs MONTEREY, Calif. – The saddest task for a parent, it is said, is burying one of their children. But sadder still, Rob Miltersen found out, is burying your 21-year old Airman First Class son after his suicide....
