DIMO’s purpose is to provide a jointly executed capability that permits and builds strong, resilient, comprehensive international partnerships. DIMO’s programs strive to improve communications between military and civilian agencies, as well as strengthening international coalition partnerships and achieve theater security cooperation objectives. Although the majority of our programs consist of exportable courses based on “train the trainer” concepts via mobile education teams (MET) and mobile training teams (MTT), DIMO also offers resident courses. These courses include an Executive Healthcare Resource Management course, an HIV/AIDS Planning and Policy Development course, and more that bring international military students stateside and expose them to U.S. culture in addition to providing a robust learning environment for the course curriculum. DIMO’s purpose is to provide a jointly executed capability that permits and builds strong, resilient, comprehensive international partnerships. DIMO’s programs strive to improve communications between military and civilian agencies, as well as strengthening international coalition partnerships and achieve theater security.

DIMO utilizes Tri-Service subject matter experts as instructors from the “Total Force”: Tri-Service military plus Public Health Service Active Duty, Guard and Reserves, as well as DoD, Interagency colleagues, and a few non DoD civilians. Courses are funded through multiple funding sources but primarily by Department of State (Title 22) Programs like International Military Education and Training (IMET), Expanded-International Military Education and Training (E-IMET), Foreign Military Sales (FMS), Humanitarian Assistance (HA), and Counterterrorism Fellowship Program (CTFP) sources.