Benzi
I think the week of 30 March works best, I may have to dovetail the trip to ISR for the WG into a conference in Qatar 3-5 April. So if I could depart Tampa on 29 March and arrive 30 March to work 31 Mar- 1 or 2 Apr that would work best. I think this works for CAOC as well.
I don’t think RADM Paparo will be able to travel with his schedule filling up until he leaves CENTCOM. But, he has no problem signing the document once complete virtually.
Let me know what you think. It was great to see Shahar here last week.
S/F
Brad
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Subject: [Non-DoD Source] P2 visit and CSOP WG
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Hey all, hope all is well by you in sunny Florida.
Got great feedback from Shahar's visit last week!
I got the understanding that we want to look at the last week of March for the CSOP WG – is that confirmed?
Would be great to pencil down a date for P2's visit in ISR. If we can have him come in on the same week, and present P2 and H2 the CSOP – that would be fantastic!
v/r,
MAJ Benzi Zimmerman
Head, International Cooperation Desk
IDF Operations Directorate - Plans, Doctrine & Exercises (J3-5/7)
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