SEP - NATO School
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Dear reader,<br />
<strong>NATO</strong> <strong>School</strong><br />
Community Bulletin September 2005 Edition<br />
From the Editor<br />
Again a bulletin filled with lots of interesting stories and information. The longest story in this bulletin was<br />
submitted by Major Jan Kars who led the 2005 <strong>NATO</strong> <strong>School</strong> Summer Training. It gives you a good<br />
impression about the activities we did during the week in the mountains of Berchtesgaden. Even though we<br />
had five centimeters of snow on the day we departed for Oberammergau, we had a fantastic week. By<br />
reading the story we hope that more people will sign up for next year’s edition of Summer Training.<br />
There is also a long list of activities planned by the <strong>NATO</strong> Recreation Center staff, not all details were known<br />
by the time this bulletin was printed but just give them a call when you would like more information about one<br />
of the many events that they organize.<br />
The Red Cross Station in Oberammergau invites you and your family on Saturday, 17 September 2005 to<br />
the large parking lot beneath the Kolben ski area. They hold an ‘open house’ where you can see all aspects<br />
about the Red Cross station and the important work they do for you and me when we need them.<br />
I am off on a first of two sailing vacations and a two week course in Switzerland. By the time these three<br />
events are over it is time to think which tie to wear for the 2005 Commandant’s Christmas Dinner, which<br />
takes place on Saturday, 10 December 2005. Yes, it is less than one hundred days until Christmas.<br />
Just so you know.<br />
Enjoy reading this bulletin!<br />
Sjon Selles<br />
Contents:<br />
- From the Commandant<br />
- Letter from Admiral Giambastiani<br />
- Organization Day Impressions<br />
- Summer Training report<br />
- KGS Commandant’t Cup<br />
- Recycling News<br />
- Farewell to Admiral Giambastiani<br />
- New Arrivals in the Community<br />
- Calling Home Cheap(er)<br />
- History about the ‘Oktoberfest’<br />
- Community Events<br />
- Movie News<br />
The next issue of the<br />
Eagle Community Bulletin<br />
will be published in November 2005<br />
Please submit your articles to PAO<br />
by 04 November 2005<br />
for the next issue<br />
On the cover:<br />
Sergeant Simon Drewett, RAF, semi-annual<br />
senior NCO and Specialist Carrie Marbury, US A,<br />
semi-annual junior NCO of the period 1 January -<br />
30 June 2005.<br />
Photo by SM Sjon Selles, PAO<br />
Community Bulletin<br />
Publishers<br />
Col Mark P. Sullivan, US-AF<br />
Col Gerhard Schepe, GE-A<br />
Editor<br />
SM Sjon Selles, RNL-AF<br />
Contributors to this edition:<br />
Col Sullivan, Cdr Gregan, LTC Ive, Major Kars,<br />
Cpt Lau, SGM Klimek, SM Selles, StFw<br />
Zimmermann, Mr. Isherwood, Mrs. Jansen and<br />
many others.<br />
How to contact us:<br />
Phone: 08822-9481-1050 or 1054<br />
Fax: 08822-9481-1996<br />
Email : ALL_PAO@natoschool.nato.int<br />
Public Affairs Office<br />
Am Rainenbichl 54<br />
82487 Oberammergau<br />
The views expressed in the Eagle Community Bulletin are the<br />
sole responsibility of the authors. Acceptance of material does<br />
not guarantee publications. The editor reserves the right to edit<br />
and shorten all material submitted. No liability is accepted for<br />
the validity of articles, announcements or advertising published.