At the initiation of Russian Graduates' Association of Graduates of Centers for Security Studies, the joint Marshall Center - Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS) alumni association, the Marshall Center cooperated in a security cooperation roundtable in Moscow on 16 May 2006. Dr. John Reppert, Dean of the Marshall Center’s College of International and Security Studies; and Marshall Center professor and Director of the Program on Terrorism and Security Studies Colonel (USMC, ret) Nick Pratt provided presentations addressing Suicide Terrorism and US-Russian Cooperation in the War on Terrorism.

Click to enlarge Professor Nick Pratt gives his keynote presentation.	Click to enlarge Ms. Natalya Romashkina (LP 2004-2) poses a question during the roundtable discussion while (l to r) COL Boris Korolev ( LC 1998-5), Dr. John Reppert, Dean, Marshall Center and Col. (USMC, ret) Nick Pratt look on.	Click to enlarge Mr. Nikolay Platoshkin (LC 2001-3) makes a few remarks during the discussion.
Click to enlarge Marshall Center Russian Alumni Association members listen to keynote address.	Click to enlarge LTC Muratbek Djakypov, (LP 2004-4 from Kyrgystan) makes a few comments during the roundtable.	Click to enlarge Mr. Vladimir Yakimchik (foreground r to l) (EPASS 2005-1), Dr. Alexei Plotnikov (EP 2003-1) and colleagues listen closely to the presentations.
Click to enlarge Alumni Association members applaud remarks made by their President, COL Boris Korolev ( LC 1998-5).	Click to enlarge Mr. Vladimir Yakimchik (EP 2005-1), Mr. Lawrence Nelson, Graduate Support (EP 2006-1), CPT Sergey Vashchenkov (LC 2001-3), and Mr. Nikolay Platoshkin (LC 2001-3) get reacquainted at the Security Cooperation Roundtable.	Click to enlarge COL Boris Korolev ( LC 1998-5) and Ms. Jannat Ossadtchaia (EP 2004-5) pause for a photo.

At the initiation of Marshall Center graduates of the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defense 2nd Investigative Department, the Marshall Center cooperated on security cooperation roundtable at the Lithuanian Military Academy in Vilnius on 19 May 2006. Marshall Center professor and Director of the Program on Terrorism and Security Studies, Colonel (USMC, ret) Nick Pratt provided presentations addressing Suicide Terrorism and Interagency Cooperation in the War on Terrorism. This program, entitled “Terrorism Today and Suicide Terrorism,” provided an opportunity for Professor Pratt and Marshall Center alumni to share their knowledge and experience with other experts from the security policy community.

Click to enlarge COL Gintaras Bagdonas (PTSS 2005-2) acts as moderator during the roundtable in Vilnius.

Click to enlarge Mr. Giedrius Janulevicius (PTSS 2005-7) makes a presentation on "The Role of Lithuanian Forces in Stability Operations."

Click to enlarge LTC Vida Dobiliauskiene (EPASS 2006-1), Mr. Lawrence Nelson, Graduate Support (EPASS 2006-1), Ms. Alina Baranauskaite (LPASS 2005-1) and MAJ Leonydas Raudonius (PTSS 2004-8) gather for a chat.