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Interpreters will be assigned to the On-Site Inspection & Building Capacity Directorate (OB) of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) at Fort Belvoir, VA or Travis AFB, CA upon successful completion of the 47-week DTRA Russian Interpreting Course at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC) in Monterey, CA. The minimum course graduation requirement is Interagency Language oundtable (ILR) L2+/R2+/S2; however, DTRA linguist liaisons at DLIFLC will evaluate a prospective interpreter's linguistic aptitude and overall professional demeanor prior to determining an individual's follow-on assignment to DTRA.","Consecutive Foreign Language Translators interpret Russian and English during bilateral inspections of strategic nuclear facilities under arms control agreements. 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So the rights of Airmen are naturally held in the highest regard and are defended and supported by top legal minds like Air Force Judge Advocates (JAG). These highly trained attorneys handle a wide variety of legal issues including international law, operations law, environmental law and military and civilian personnel issues. 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