2008 Instructor Development Course
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Robert V. Pierson successfully completed a 5-day Instructor Development Course (IDC) with course code 230MA from March 17-21, 2008. The United States Coast Guard Schools acknowledge that Pierson completed this instructor training course. Upon completion, Pierson was given documentation of finishing the course signed by the School Chief Instructor.
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