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Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – 27 miles 
Ontario International Airport (ONT) – 47 miles 

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Base Map: 
Strip map of all key locations for the course on can be found at the following on the 40ID COI page. Urban Operation JFTB Map (.pdf)
Course Agenda: 
The daily schedule for the course can be found at the following on the 40ID COI page: 2022 Urban Operations Course Agenda (.pdf)
Course Pre-Reading: 
The following pre-reading is assigned for each student to read prior to Day 1 of the course:

ATP 3-06 Urban Operations (July 2022), Chapters 1 and 2
Introduction to Urban Warfare by Jesus F. Roman Garcia
ATP 3-21.51 Subterranean Operations (November 2019) Chapter 1

Classes Online:
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Use of personal laptop and/or tape recorder is authorized for note taking. No loaner laptops will be available.   
Class Social Events: There will be four optional class socials throughout the course. Scheduled social events are as follow:

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To prequalify to purchase a disabled veteran license, submit a letter from the Veteran’s Administration documenting that you were honorably discharged from the US military and have a service–connected disability rating of 50% or greater. After your eligibility has been verified, your customer record will be updated. Once you receive notification from the Department that your customer record has been updated, you will be able to purchase a low cost disabled veteran sport fishing license and/or hunting license anywhere licenses are sold.
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Veterans can learn about risk and protective factors for suicide and how to find resources to help manage them.

<p>May is Mental Health Month and this means you may be seeing TV reports, articles and social media posts linking poor mental health to an increased risk for suicide.</p>

<p>While it’s important to have conversations about mental health, mental health diagnoses are only involved with about half of those who die from suicide. So, even though mental health can be a factor when it comes to suicide risk, it doesn’t paint the full picture.</p>

<p>There are often multiple factors—spanning physical and mental health—involved in suicide risk. These are called risk factors, and you might be surprised to learn financial, housing, relationship and legal issues can play a role as well as lack of community support, insufficient access to health care resources and moral injury. These risks are sometimes fluid and can change over time, both in occurrence and intensity.</p>

<p>It’s essential to remember, however, that just because you or a Veteran loved one are facing challenges doesn’t mean suicide is inevitable. There are things you can do to manage risk factors and VA has resources to help bolster factors to lower your risk.</p>

<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Understanding risk and protective factors for suicide</h2>

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The veteran's complete name used while in service
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