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SELECTEES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021 ADVANCED MILITARY VISUAL JOURNALISM TRAINING PROGRAM

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SUBJ/SELECTEES FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021 ADVANCED MILITARY
VISUAL JOURNALISM TRAINING PROGRAM//

AMPN/REF A IS NAVADMIN 036/19 REQUESTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE
ADVANCED MILITARY VISUAL JOURNALISM TRAINING PROGRAM//
POC/MCCM Michael Lewis CHINFO SEA/LOC:  WASHINGTON DC
/TEL:  COMM: 703-692-4704/EMAIL:  michael.b.lewis3(at)navy.mil//

RMKS/1.  Per reference (a), the following Sailors have been
selected to attend photojournalism training:
    a.  MC1 Shannon Smith, DMA Operations Bahrain
    b.  MC2 Danielle Baker, NPASE West
    c.  MC2 Alora Blosch, EURAFCENT
    d.  MC2 Jeanette Mullinax, DMA Operations Yokota
    e.  MC2 Justin Pacheco, NPASE West Det. Hawaii
    f.  MC3 Timothy Keown, NPASE East Det. Europe

2.  The following Sailors were selected to attend Motion Media
Training:
    a.  MC1 Debra Daco, DMA Operations Iwakuni
    b.  MC1 Tyler Thompson, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

3. The followign Sailors were selected as alternates
    a. MC1 Joseph Rolfe, DMA Operations Diego Garcia
    b. MC2 Samantha Oblander, DMA Operations Guantanamo Bay

4.  Course dates:  The estimated report date for both courses is 22
July 2020.  Program graduation is projected to be 7 May 2021.
Additional information will be provided directly from the point of
contact.

5.  Congratulations to all selectees.  Sailors who applied but were
not selected for this highly competitive program will receive
a written response to their application with guidance for future
consideration.

6.  Press Forward.

7.  Released by RDML C. W. Brown, Chief of Information.//

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