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Welcome to the Protocol Office Home Page
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PROTOCOL - Ambassadorship to the World
Our primary goal is to manage the Protocol program directly supporting the Wing Commander. We are responsible for the overall execution of ceremonial and wing events to include visits from government officials up to the President of the United States, four-star generals, ambassadors, civilian dignitaries, and other U.S. and foreign leaders. We supervise project officers, review scripts and seating for ceremonial events, create agendas in support of events hosted by the Wing Commander, and we are the liaison for all inbound/outbound Distinguished Visitor military airlift traffic.
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Hours of Operation & Location |
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Monday-Friday: Federal Holidays: Address:
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8:00a to 5:00p Closed 102 E. Hill Blvd, Rm 106 Charleston AFB, SC 29404 |
phone: DSN: email: FAX: |
(843) 963-5644 or 963-5496 673-5644 DSN 673-2855 / Comm: (843) 963-2855 |
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| This site last updated 01/04/2007
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