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Each year, the Chiefs of Staff of the Army and the Air Force, the Chief of Naval Operations, and the Commandant of the Marine Corps nominate an outstanding officer from their respective services as a candidate for a Military Fellowship. The Council usually awards two or three such fellowships annually. The program enables the officers selected to broaden their understanding of foreign relations by spending a year in residence at the Council’s headquarters in New York, or, in special circumstances, at the Council offices in Washington, D.C. Fellows participate in Council programs, meet with Council members and staff, and engage in studies in conjunction with the Council’s Studies Program. They also assist in arranging several politico–military trips for Council members during the year.
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For immediate inquiries or questions regarding the Program, please call +1–212–434–9489 or email fellowships@cfr.org.
Former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci chaired the 2007–2008 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci chaired the 2006–2007 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci chaired the 2005–2006 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown chaired the 2004–2005 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown chaired the 2003–2004 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary William J. Perry chaired the 2002–2003 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary William S. Cohen chaired the 2001–2002 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Harold Brown chaired the 2000–2001 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Richard B. Cheney chaired the 1999–2000 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Caspar W. Weinberger chaired the 1998–1999 Selection Board.
Former Defense Secretary Richard B. Cheney chaired the 1997–1998 Selection Board.
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