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Ben Reed, the U.S. deputy director of the George C.

Ben Reed, the U.S. deputy director of the George C.

Ben Reed, the U.S. deputy director of the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies, welcomes 68 Marshall Center participants from 41 countries for the Global Countering Transnational Organized Cr... More

Combating al-Qaida’s transnational threats unites policymakers at DOD seminar

Combating al-Qaida’s transnational threats unites policymakers at DOD ...

Dr. AntonGiulio de’ Robertis, International Relations Adviser to the President of Centro Alti Studi per la Difesa (Center for High Defense Studies in Italy), asks a question to Austrian armed forces Brig. Gen. ... More

The Global Countering Transnational Organized Crime

The Global Countering Transnational Organized Crime

The Global Countering Transnational Organized Crime (CTOC) Alumni Community of Interest Workshop was an opportunity for 68 Marshall Center alumni, from 41 countries on six continents, to discuss and examine in ... More

Lt. Cmdr. Fredrick Brown (center), commanding officer

Lt. Cmdr. Fredrick Brown (center), commanding officer

Lt. Cmdr. Fredrick Brown (center), commanding officer of the Military Police and Force Protection Unit of the Royal Bahamas Defense Force, and a Marshall Center alumnus, listens to lessons learned in Europe Jun... More

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