Search results
The National War College educates joint, interagency, and international leaders and warfighters in national security strategy. It offers a curriculum that emphasizes the joint and interagency perspective, and a National Security Strategy Primer for students and practitioners.
- Faculty
Faculty - National War College
- Vision/Mission
The National War College mission is to educate joint,...
- Attending NWC
U.S. government civilian students attending NWC will be...
- Incoming Students
The NWC Alumni Association (NWCAA) is an independent 501...
- Alumni
The National War College Alumni Association is a non-federal...
- Transcripts
Transcripts - National War College
- Contact
Contact - National War College
- History
History of the National War College. In October 1945 Admiral...
- Faculty
The National War College (NWC) of the United States is a school in the National Defense University. It is housed in Roosevelt Hall on Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C., the third-oldest Army post still active.
History of the National War College. In October 1945 Admiral Harry W. Hill was appointed as the first Commandant of the National War College and tasked with establishing a College for the postwar joint education of the armed forces.
U.S. government civilian students attending NWC will be professionals in their parent organizations and comparable in rank and potential to their military student counterparts. In addition, they should possess a graduate degree and demonstrate potential to serve at the senior executive level.
Jan 26, 2017 · National War College (Katie Freeman) First Attempts at Joint Professional Military Education. As early as 1943, in the midst of war, Generals Eisenhower, Arnold, and Marshall and Admiral Ernest King were looking ahead to redesign and improve professional military education and, ultimately, create a new architecture of national security.
Jan 26, 2017 · At the end of September 2016, the National Defense University (NDU) and National War College (NWC) celebrated the 40th anniversary of the University and the 70th anniversary of the War College by dedicating the West Wing of Roosevelt Hall on Fort Lesley J.,
war college, Any of five U.S. institutions of higher education that offer professional military education to senior officers in the U.S. armed services, U.S. Department of Defense civilian employees, and foreign military officials.
