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A Traveler in the Foreign Service: Getting paid to travel, living the life of a diplomatic courier (weblogsinc)

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If you see an advertisement offering a chance to get paid to travel, odds are
it's a scam. But there are a few legitimate jobs that actually pay you to
travel and the diplomatic courier profession is one of them. The Foreign
Service has two main branches -- generalists and specialists.

Generalists serve in more traditional diplomatic functions, and specialize in
one of five career tracks: consular, management, public diplomacy, political
and economic. Specialists also have diplomatic status but work in fields you
might not associate with embassies -- administration, construction
engineering, facility management, information technology, international
information, medical, office management and security.

The Diplomatic Courier Service is in the security branch, along with special
agents who look after the security of our overseas embassies and personnel.
Dale Cazier, a native of Syracuse, has been a diplomatic courier for 19 years
and is currently the Deputy Director of the Diplomatic Courier Service. We
spoke to Dale to get the scoop on the life of a diplomatic courier.

**What does a diplomatic courier do?**

We're the only entity authorized by the federal government to carry classified
information over international borders.

**Do other countries ...

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