INTERNATIONAL MILITARY VISITOR BRIEFING This website is designed to present you with vital information concerning your training as an international military student.

Your briefing has been broken down into five different instructional videos:

  • Introduction to IMS training in the U.S.,
  • Travel Orders and Key Documents,
  • Considerations of American Culture
  • Guidelines for your Stay in the U.S.,
  • and finally a summary review.
]]> To view our first video, click Get Started. Once the video concludes, move to the next video by clicking on the corresponding icon in the breadcrumb map at the top of the page. This will move you to the next video, allowing you to get started by merely clicking the Play icon in the middle of the screen.

]]> This module will introduce you to the overall process you will experience while preparing for, attending, and returning from training. In this video, you will be introduced to the Security Cooperation Office, the International Military Student Officer, and basic U.S. military structure. Finally, this video will lay the groundwork for future videos you will be reviewing. This module will introduce you to the different key documents that are required for training, includeing: your Invitational Travel Order, visa, passport, military records, and medical records. Each document will be discussed in detail as well as where to go should you have questions concerning these documents. This module will introduce you to the different aspects of United Status culture you can expect to experience while training. These aspects include, but are not limited to, civilian culture, military customs and courtesies, the student-instructor relationship, and standards of conduct. Each aspect will cover rules and regulations you will be expected to adhere to while training in the U.S. This module will introduce you to guidelines to follow while you are attending training in the U.S. The video will go into more detail about the International Military Student Officer as well as house regulations, clothing guidelines, and information about medical concerns. This module will conclude your briefing by reviewing everything we’ve covered so far. When concluded, you will be ready for your training in the U.S.