Elena McShane does: as Marine Corps air station school liaison officer, she's an advocate for military parents moving their children into local schools.
The offer even could include invitations for Russian and American officers to inspect and even be stationed as liaison officers at each other's missile defense sites.
A bout of tonsillitis towards the end of the tour meant he was stationed as a liaison in a local village, where he learned to hunt monkeys with a local tribe, using a blowpipe that now rests in the corner of the sitting-room: "I enjoyed Borneo," he says.
The fall was witnessed by the station's only Aboriginal liaison officer, Sophie Edwards, who was related to Dhu by marriage but had never met her.
In the past, F.B.I. liaison agents stationed in Europe benefitted from the expertise and cooperation of European law enforcement and intelligence officers.
"To be that tapped into the tactical fight from 7,000 to 8,000 miles away was pretty much unheard of before," said Gunnery Sgt. Sean N. Smothers, a Marine who was stationed here as a liaison to the analysts.
"We were helping our allies everywhere we had a liaison," the former station chief told me.
He also retired from the Army Reserve as a colonel and was last stationed in New York as a liaison between the Army and the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The MoD has repeatedly stated that it is not participating directly in the Saudi-led airstrikes; however, new disclosures reveal that British "liaison personnel" remain stationed at the Saudi and coalition air and maritime headquarters.
Publicity for the study was generated through the local newspaper, radio stations, NT Departments of Health and Families and Education and Training, RDH Aboriginal liaison officers and the distribution of posters to community health clinics and an Aboriginal Health Worker conference.
