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  United Nations Peace Operations and Law Symposium-Adjutant General Panel

  From left to right: Brigadier General Donald Dunbar, The Adjutant General of Wisconsin; Major General William Enyart, The Adjutant General of Illinois; Major General Andrew Turley, Air National Guard Assistant to the Judge Advocate General.

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  Major General Andrew Turley at the Adjutant General Panel

  Major General Andrew Turley, Air National Guard Assistant to the Judge Advocate speaks at the United Nations Peacekeeping Operations and Law Symposium in Chicago on July 8, 2011.

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  Major General William Enyart at the Adjutant General Panel

  Major General William Enyart, the Adjutant General of Illinois, answers questions about the Illinois National Guard State Partnership Program with Poland at the United Nations Peace Operations and Law Symposium in Chicago on July 8, 2011.

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  Brigadier General Donald Dunbar at the Adjutant General Panel

  Brigadier General Donald Dunbar, the Adjutant General of Wisconsin, answers questions about the Wisconsin National Guard State Partnership Program with Nicaragua at the United Nations Peace Operations and Law Symposium in Chicago on July 8, 2011.

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  Audience at the Adjutant General Panel

  The audience consisted of U.S. and foreign military legal personnel, law and political science professors, ambassadors, and legal representatives from several large non-government organizations.

The Adjutant General Panel at the United Nations Peace Operations and Law Symposium was held in downtown Chicago on July 8, 2011. The panel included: Major General William Enyart, The Adjutant General of Illinois; Brigadier General Donald Dunbar, The Adjutant General of Wisconsin; and Major General Andrew Turley, Air National Guard Assistant to the Judge Advocate General.

The audience consisted of U.S. and foreign military legal personnel, law and political science professors, ambassadors, and legal representatives from several large non-government organizations.

The symposium topic was ‘A Decade of Peace’ and various distinguished guests, both civilian and military, discussed the success and failures in peacekeeping and SSTR (stability, security, transition and reconstruction) operations that have influenced current operations, impacted emerging missions and fostered state-to-state partnerships.