381st TRG airmen selected for AETC’s advance nuclear program Published Oct. 16, 2017 By Tech. Sgt. Jim Araos 30th Space Wing Public Affairs VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Ten members from the 381st Training Group were selected to attend the Air Education and Training Command’s advance nuclear program, here. The selectees will be attending top-tier training programs from some of the finest schools in the world, all while earning advanced degrees. “AETC requested Airmen involved in nuclear programs across the country, “said 2nd Lt. Amanda Allen, 532nd Training Squadron executive officer. “We are able to get some of our people into this distance learning program. Selectees get to advocate for the nuclear enterprise in a new perspective that maybe these schools normally don’t get.” Selectees are given the opportunity to attend universities such as Stanford and Harvard to pursue their master’s or doctoral degree. “I’m excited and honored to be selected to go to Harvard,” said Capt. Garret Glover, 381st Training Support Squadron student development flight commander. “I enjoy being a part of the nuclear enterprise and being a part of the process. I’m looking forward to learning more about the nuclear deterrence mission and all the important benefits that it provides out country and its allies.” The selectees are: Portland State University – NC3 Systems Engineering Masters Maj. Kurt Antonio, 532nd Training Squadron Maj. Ryan Marshall, 532nd Training Squadron Maj. Avery Snyder, 381st Training Group Capt. Stephanie Chaney, 532nd Training Squadron Capt. Daniel Cook, 532nd Training Squadron Stanford University – NC3 Systems Management Masters Capt, William Dean, 532nd Training Squadron Harvard University – Nuclear Deterrence Studies Certificate to Master Capt. Dan Foster, 532nd Training Squadron Capt. Garrett Glover, 381st Training Support Squadron Henley-Putnam University – Associates to Masters Tech. Sgt. Jake Dugat, 532nd Training Squadron Naval Post – Graduate School – Nuclear Deterrence Masters to PhD Capt. Shawn Burnside, 532nd Training Squadron