A free public service seminar titled, "African Logic-Societal, Political and Cultural Interaction: A Historian's View," will be given by A. John Mooney at noon Aug. 19 at the education center in building 2915, room 402A, on Panzer
By US AFRICOM Public Affairs, U.S. AFRICOM Public AffairsSTUTTGART, GermanyAug 10, 2010
A free public service seminar titled, "African Logic-Societal, Political and Cultural Interaction: A Historian's View," will be given by A. John Mooney at noon Aug. 19 at the education center in building 2915, room 402A, on Panzer Kaserne.
For more information, contact Nancy Arroyo at DSN 431-3304.
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