Welcome to the
Contemporary Base Issues (CBI) Course Website
CBI Mission Statement:
“To prepare all current and future Air National Guard leaders to work together as a team to identify, address, and resolve contemporary base issues.”
Course Announcements
FY 27 Schedule:
13-14 Nov 26 - Albuquerque, NM (150 SOW)
8-9 Jan 27 - Savannah, GA (165 AW)
19-20 Feb 27 - Sacramento, CA (195 WG)
16-17 Apr 27 - Tacoma, WA (194 WG)
30 Apr-1 May 27 - Minneapolis, MN (133 AW)
4-5 Jun 27 - Westhampton Beach, NY (106 RW)
16-17 Jul 27 - New Orleans, LA (159 FW)
Registration opens approximately 60 days before the course start date.
If you can't access the registration site or course announcement on a government device, please use a personal computer or smart phone.
Course Description
The primary goal of the CBI course is to prepare all Air National Guard officers and NCOs to work together as a team to identify and respond to contemporary base issues.
Topics covered include status, military discipline, ethics, standards, readiness, mental health; domestic operations, and leadership. These topics are covered via lecture and interactive scenarios.
This is a course taught by JAGs but not for just JAGs. The cadre represent all statuses, including traditional drill-status guardsmen, technicians and AGRs. They possess an amazing energy, dedication, and desire to ensure ANG leaders have the tools and information they need to succeed in a rapidly changing environment.
CBI's History, FAQs, and Hosting
Learn about CBI's History here.
Questions about registration or attendance? Check out our frequently asked questions, here.
Want to host a course? Please review this form.
Can I download a one-pager of all the stuff on this website? Sure.
Check out this information page.
Can I review a syllabus of the CBI course to better understand areas of instruction and learning objectives? Sure thing. Check out our syllabus here.
Where can I find a list of books referenced in course materials and recommended by cadre? Right here!
Where can I find a copy of the most recent Military Commander and the Law? Right here!
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