As it became clear that USAWC graduates were needed in large numbers to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic, we decided to share some of their stories. In early April, we sent a query to graduates, those with emails on file with us, about their efforts at the state, federal, and international levels, but we are glad we also heard back from many grads working COVID-19 issues at the community level. This website features a small fraction of the number of USAWC graduates serving in the fight against COVID-19, but it helps celebrate all those involved in every aspect of the fight. USAWC graduates are needed at a time like this – to provide strategic and expert leadership in national security, Defense Support of Civil Authorities, and the many other missions that keep citizens protected against threats of all kinds.
Sincerely, Ruth Collins, President & CEO
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