Interpretation and Translation Services

TMC provides interpreters and project managers to the Marine Corps Forces Europe in Georgia. These interpreters support training activities that prepare the Georgian military battalions for deployment to Afghanistan. TMC employs over 50 full-time interpreters in support of this project and have deployed over 100 at a time. TMC project managers handle all of the HR functions, expenses, travel arrangements and logistics for this corps of interpreters.

U.S. Army Medical Research Institute

TMC provides interpretation and translation services for the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute on Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID). The team translates scientific materials for publication as well as material used to train employees of local national public health systems in laboratory safety and advanced techniques, biosafety and biosecurity manuals, bio-assay study results. We also provide interpretation services for in-country training events, program reviews, visiting DTRA delegations, and other similar engagements.

Since 2003, TMC has provided international conference and workshop support services for the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency’s (DTRA) International Counter-proliferation Program (ICP) and Regional Security Engagement Program (RSEP). The broad focus of the ICP and RSEP is on preventing the movement of WMD across borders. Through these programs, DTRA has trained and equipped over 10,000 international participants in 38 nations, engaging border officials and national security personnel in charge of WMD incident response.

TMC has performed all the language services, logistical, travel and conference support tasks in 38 countries across Eurasia for 255 training events, conferences for up to 250 people, periodic NATO co-sponsored multi-national training workshops, and 76 international policy consultations. TMC has provided multi-language simultaneous, consecutive, and social interpretation, as well as all the supporting simultaneous interpretation equipment.

The most interesting language challenge we have successfully overcome is the need to provide tri-lingual Kosovar interpreters for a multi-national regional training event in Split, Croatia. The event brought together 250 people from 10 countries. The tri-lingual interpreters we found in Kosovo and brought to Croatia were able to effortlessly switch between interpreting to/from Albanian, Serbo-Croatian and English, and enable to Kosovar delegation to have a very productive training experience.