Posted on Dec 16, 2019
What is the selection process, the board questions, and the training at the JMAS like for Defense Attaché System Training?
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Has anyone served in the Defense Attaché System? Curious to know what the selection process is like, the board questions, and what the training at the JMAS is like? Thanks in advance.
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8P100: Defense Attaché
Joint Military Attaché School (JMAS)
8P100: Defense Attaché Joint Military Attaché School (JMAS)
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I served two tours and then as the Army assignments manager back in 95-03. However, I retired out of the Joint Staff back in 05 so I am not sure who is running it now. Here is the contact info I found:
Army Management Division
Email: [login to see]
Website: https://www.dia.mil/Careers/Military/
Phone: [login to see]
It is a great opportunity. The hardest part if you don't already have it is the TS/SCI clearance and getting a high DLAB score. The more languages you qualify for, the more potential assignments. Be flexible coming in. My choices were Haiti or Chad, but after a tour in Haiti, we went to Belgium. Let me know any other questions and I can try to answer
Army Management Division
Email: [login to see]
Website: https://www.dia.mil/Careers/Military/
Phone: [login to see]
It is a great opportunity. The hardest part if you don't already have it is the TS/SCI clearance and getting a high DLAB score. The more languages you qualify for, the more potential assignments. Be flexible coming in. My choices were Haiti or Chad, but after a tour in Haiti, we went to Belgium. Let me know any other questions and I can try to answer
As a component of the Department of Defense and the U.S. Intelligence Community, DIA informs national civilian and defense policy makers about the military intentions and capabilities of foreign governments and non-state actors. The DIA workforce is comprised of many military service members. For more information on each Service, please see the below sections for information and points of contact. For general military human resources...
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