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How Do I Find Information about Foreign Language Training?

In order to find the MIFLTC, enter the MI Library from the entrance in the front of the building. Proceed through the bookshelves located in the middle of the library.  The MIFLTC personnel are located in the back, right side of the library.  

MIFLTC personnel can also be accessed through the north door of the MI Library, along the library’s walk path on the right side of the building. 

Stop into the library to speak to:

 Mr. Miguel A. Rodriguez, USAICoE, Fort Huachuca CLPM

(520) 538-5867

SSG Derevaughn A. Barclay, CLPM/NCOIC 

(520) 533-2360

https://ikn.army.mil/apps/IKNHostedWebsites/MIForeignLanguageCenter

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