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Echo Flight Beta Test, DLIELC

US Air Force Echo Flight trainees attend their distance learning classes in the 737 TRSS learning lab. Although separated physically from their classmates to due to COVID-19 precautions, the trainees are still joining distance classes with International Military Students and US Army Echo Co trainees.
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Distance Learning

Technology has allowed some of the familiar aspect of the DLIELC classroom to stay. Here an instructor is projecting something onto the SMARTBoard which can be viewed by the students from their dorms. The current COVID-19 pandemic generated rapid growth and innovation at DLIELC, with the team being afforded the opportunity to test the implementation of open source and government technologies to continue their mission of language education, despite geographical separation for faculty and students. Until two weeks ago, all of DLIELC’s academic instruction was conducted in a classroom setting using printed books. Distance learning had never been part of the DLIELC framework, until now.
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Distance Learning

An instructor uses Schoology to converse with his students from their dorms. The program even allowed instructors to use a forum for sharing of information and relevant classroom videos. The current COVID-19 pandemic generated rapid growth and innovation at DLIELC, with the team being afforded the opportunity to test the implementation of open source and government technologies to continue their mission of language education, despite geographical separation for faculty and students. Until two weeks ago, all of DLIELC’s academic instruction was conducted in a classroom setting using printed books. Distance learning had never been part of the DLIELC framework, until now.
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Distance Learning

One of the neat features of Zoom allows students and teachers converse face-to-face while not even being in the classroom. Here an instructor is able to uphold the important face-to-face portion of language learning even at a distance. The current COVID-19 pandemic generated rapid growth and innovation at DLIELC, with the team being afforded the opportunity to test the implementation of open source and government technologies to continue their mission of language education, despite geographical separation for faculty and students. Until two weeks ago, all of DLIELC’s academic instruction was conducted in a classroom setting using printed books. Distance learning had never been part of the DLIELC framework, until now.
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DLIELC Mobile Training Team in Vietnam

DLIELC upholds the US partnership with Vietnam in many ways. On-campus, DLIELC hosts students from all of Vietnam's branches of military. Pictured is CPT Dinh Mong Bui of the Vietnmanese Army in his General English (GE) classroom. Once graduated from GE, CPT Bui will continue his English Language Training in the Basic American Language Instructor Course (BALIC).
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DLIELC Mobile Training Team in Vietnam

DLIELC Logistics employee, Mr. Ernest Banda, prepares the shipment of course materials for the Vietnam MTT. All course materials were created, designed, and printed in-house. In FY19, DLIELC sent materials to over 160 countries.
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DLIELC Mobile Training Team in Vietnam

DLIELC Logistics prepares the course materials shipment for the Vietnam MTT. The team sent out 6,506 in-house created curriculum items (books, quizzes, CD/DVDs) to Vietnam to be used by the instructors and students at MSA.
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37th Training Wing

Echo Company trainees pose for a photo in a Defense Language Institute English Language Center hallway between classes. Along with English language training and pre-basic training, trainees have the opportunity to react with the 70 other unique countries on campus at one time.
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37th Training Wing

Echo Company trainees eat lunch at the Amigo Inn, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. Like in the Basic Combat Training (BCT) Echo Co trainees go to meals in formation and then spend a set amount of time at their meal before leaving, again in formation, to their next destination. Along with English language training and pre-basic training, trainees have the opportunity to react with the 70 other unique countries on campus at one time.
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37th Training Wing

Echo Company drill sergeant and trainees stand in formation behind Echo Co Commander, CPT J Moreno, at his Change of Command Ceremony in 2019. Echo Co Commanders typically hold their positions for 2 years.
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37th Training Wing

Echo Company trainees learn and study together in their classroom. Echo Co trainees spend about 8 hours in the classroom daily, Monday through Friday. As their English level improves, they will switch to different classrooms with new teachers and new classmates.Along with English language training and pre-basic training, trainees have the opportunity to react with the 70 other unique countries on campus at one time.
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37th Training Wing

Echo Company trainees learn in the classroom from Defense Language Institute English Language Center instructors throughout their time at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. As their English level improves, they will switch to different classrooms with new teachers and new classmates.
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DLIELC Commandant Col. Jeffrey T. Cooper

DLIELC Commandant Col. Jeffrey T. Cooper
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DLIELC Change of Command

Col. Mark Camerer, Commander of the 37th Training Wing,spresents the Legion of Merit to Col. James Garrett, Defense Language Institute English Learning Center Commandant, as part of the DLIELC Change of Command ceremony, June 12. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas- Col. Richard Anderson stands in front as the new Commandant of the Defense Language Institute English Learning Center, July 12, 2013, at Joint Base San Antonio -Lackland, Texas. Prior to becoming Commandant of DLIELC, Col. Anderson served as Vice Commandant of Cadets, Commandant of Cadets, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, overseeing the 4,400-member cadet wing and more than 300 Air Force and civilian support personnel. Col. Mark Camerer, left, and former Commandant of DLIELC, Col. James Garrett, right, applaud his accomplishment. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas- Col. Mark Camerer, Commander of the 37th Training Wing, gives the Defense Language Institute English Learning Center flag to Col. Richard Anderson, incoming DLIELC commandant as part of the DLIELC change of command ceremony, July 12, 2013. Col. James Garrett relinquished command to Col. Anderson, in a centuries-old tradition that allows the passing of responsibility from one commander to the next. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

Col. Mark Camerer, Commander of the 37th Training Wing, retrieves the Defense Language Institute English Learning Center flag from Col. James Garrett, DLIELC Commandant, as part of the DLIELC change of command ceremony, held June 12. Col. Garrett relinquished command to Col. Anderson, incoming DLIELC Commandant, in a centuries-old tradition that allows the passing of responsibility from one commander to the next. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas- Col. James Garrett, Commandant of the Defense Language Institute English learning Center, salutes Col. Mark Camerer, Commander of the 37th Training Wing, during the Change of Command Ceremony for the Defense Language Institute English Learning Center, July 12, 2013. Col. Richard Anderson stands by, waiting to follow Garrett as the new Commandant of the DLIELC. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas- Col. Mark Camerer, left, commander of the 37th Training Wing, stands with Col. James Garrett, center, and Col. Richard Anderson during the Defense Language Institute English Language Center's Change of Command Ceremony. Col. Garrett directs the Department of Defense English Language Training to military and civillian leaders from more than 90 countries annually and passes that responsibility to Col. Anderson. (U.S. Air Force Photo/ Ben Faske)
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DLIELC Change of Command

JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-LACKLAND, Texas- Col. Mark Camerer, Commander of the 37th Training Wing, awards the Legion of Merit, an honor given only to those who show exceptional conduct in their services, to Col. James Garrett, Defense Language Institute English Learning Center Commandant, as part of the DLIELC Change of Command ceremony, held June 12, in which Garrett relinquished command to Col. Richard Anderson, incoming DLIELC Commandant. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Ben Faske)
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