If you are to report to the office of a senior officer, present yourself in a military manner. STANDARDS OF CONDUCT: While at the DOSS training facility, you represent your military service and you are also an ambassador from your country. You are not an ordinary citizen, therefore you must conduct yourself in a manner that will make both your family and your country proud. You will have the same responsibility and privileges as a member of the United States Air Force of the same rank. International military students must obey all USAF regulations and will comply with all federal, state, and local laws while in the United States. All violations will be reported to a representative of your country. Special relief from regulatory mandates will be coordinated at higher levels between the U.S. and your country’s representative. Until the issue is decided, compliance with established regulations is mandatory. The DOSS facility is a privately owned / non-government enterprise. The local law enforcement officials maintain jurisdiction. The primary function of civilian law enforcement is to provide assistance and maintain order. Obey all orders of the police official. Verbal or physical resistance can create worse situations. Your primary duty at DOSS is flight training. You will not be allowed to seek off-duty employment. Sexual harassment involves unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct when: Submission or rejection is made as a condition of a person’s job; or Submission or rejection of such conduct is based is used as a basis for career or employment decision; or Such conduct interferes with an individual’s performance or creates an intimidating or offensive environment. Our customs may differ from what you are used to in your country. To make a date, ask the person to be your guest. Dating is a mutual agreement between two people. Do not force yourself on a person who indicates no interest in your physical or romantic advances. Dating does not indicate any other future commitments. Immediately report any sexual assaults or sexual harassment to the IMSO. While in training, you must obtain permission from your country prior to any marriage arrangements. Marriage will not entitle you to citizenship nor remove you from your primary responsibility to your military or country. Use, possession, or sale of marijuana, narcotics, and other dangerous drugs are major criminal offenses. Don’t keep or use these items. If you are contacted to purchase an illegal drug, report it to the nearest law enforcement agency.
If you are to report to the office of a senior officer, present yourself in a military manner. STANDARDS OF CONDUCT: While at the DOSS training facility, you represent your military service and you are also an ambassador from your country. You are not an ordinary citizen, therefore you must conduct yourself in a manner that will make both your family and your country proud. You will have the same responsibility and privileges as a member of the United States Air Force of the same rank. International military students must obey all USAF regulations and will comply with all federal, state, and local laws while in the United States. All violations will be reported to a representative of your country. Special relief from regulatory mandates will be coordinated at higher levels between the U.S. and your country’s representative. Until the issue is decided, compliance with established regulations is mandatory. The DOSS facility is a privately owned / non-government enterprise. The local law enforcement officials maintain jurisdiction. The primary function of civilian law enforcement is to provide assistance and maintain order. Obey all orders of the police official. Verbal or physical resistance can create worse situations. Your primary duty at DOSS is flight training. You will not be allowed to seek off-duty employment. Sexual harassment involves unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct when: Submission or rejection is made as a condition of a person’s job; or Submission or rejection of such conduct is based is used as a basis for career or employment decision; or Such conduct interferes with an individual’s performance or creates an intimidating or offensive environment. Our customs may differ from what you are used to in your country. To make a date, ask the person to be your guest. Dating is a mutual agreement between two people. Do not force yourself on a person who indicates no interest in your physical or romantic advances. Dating does not indicate any other future commitments. Immediately report any sexual assaults or sexual harassment to the IMSO. While in training, you must obtain permission from your country prior to any marriage arrangements. Marriage will not entitle you to citizenship nor remove you from your primary responsibility to your military or country. Use, possession, or sale of marijuana, narcotics, and other dangerous drugs are major criminal offenses. Don’t keep or use these items. If you are contacted to purchase an illegal drug, report it to the nearest law enforcement agency.
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