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30 <strong>AFI</strong><strong>36</strong>-<strong>2301</strong> 16 JULY 2010<br />

Online Master‘s Degree and post program assignment). Release due to command selection<br />

will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Any exceptions to post-program assignments will<br />

be coordinated through AFPC/DPA, with AF/A1D as the final approval authority for all<br />

exceptions.<br />

13.7.1. Strategic Policy/Joint Mobility Interns, and Legislative Fellows will be assigned<br />

to permanent staff positions within the National Capital Region (NCR) or<br />

AMC/USTRANSCOM locations at the completion of their program course work.<br />

13.7.2. NLTFP Fellows are eligible to PCS upon completion of the academic program.<br />

Fellows at Sandia, Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore Labs must be assigned to a<br />

nuclear-related position upon program completion. Fellows at Idaho Lab must be<br />

assigned to a cyber-related position upon program completion.<br />

13.7.3. DARPA requires a mandatory follow-on to any technical/systems agency, such<br />

as ESC or Systems Communication Center (consider TOS if from Washington DC,<br />

return-to-fly boards, command candidacy, etc.).<br />

13.7.4. POLAD requires a mandatory follow-on to a Political Advisor position at the<br />

MAJCOM or NAF-level.<br />

13.7.5. Strategic Communication Fellows will be assigned to staff positions in SAF/PA<br />

upon completion of their degree program.<br />

13.7.6. SOLA Fellows will be assigned to USSOCOM SOLA Office in DC upon<br />

completion of their degree program.<br />

13.7.7. McConn Public Policy Fellows will be assigned to a OSD, JCS, or HAF office in<br />

a legislative related position.<br />

13.7.8. DOE Fellows require a mandatory follow-on to a nuclear related position in NCR<br />

upon completion of fellowship.<br />

Section C—Civilian DE<br />

14. Architecture. The <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Civilian DE Program is central to the CoL that spans a<br />

civilian‘s professional career. There are three levels of civilian DE: Primary, Intermediate, and<br />

Senior. For PDE, Career Field Teams (CFT) provide oversight of personnel development. For<br />

IDE/SDE, the CFTs and DTs provide oversight of personnel development to meet both<br />

functional and institutional strategic leadership requirements. As such the DTs recommend the<br />

right person, at the right time for the right training to the CDE Selection Board. Specific course<br />

descriptions are posted on the AFPC homepage.<br />

14.1. PDE: Squadron Officer School (SOS).<br />

14.2. IDE: <strong>Air</strong> Command and Staff College (ACSC), <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> National Laboratories<br />

Technical Fellows program (NLTFP), Academic programs, Executive Leadership<br />

Development Program (ELDP), and Legislative Fellows.<br />

14.3. SDE: Defense Senior Leader Development Program (DSLDP), Industrial College of<br />

the Armed <strong>Force</strong>s (ICAF), <strong>Air</strong> War College, Academic programs, Excellence in Government<br />

(EIG and E-GOV), RAND, and NLTFP.

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