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    More of this story  Jun 1, 2007
    He was assigned to Attack Squadrons 26 and 112 at the Miramar, California, Naval Air Station, and Subsequently attended the Naval Postgraduate School. He has logged more than 5,000 hours flying time with more than 4,800 hours in jet aircraft and over 200 jet aircraft carrier landings. (Linton Daily Citizen, IN)

    U.S. and Iran prepare to meet for Iraq discussions  May 28, 2007
    "His Sadr's resurfacing at this time clearly, no doubt, has something to do with those talks. The United States obviously wants more Iranian cooperation with security issues in Iraq, and it seems they Tehran are willing probably to talk to the United States about that provided they get some guarantees about Shia power in Iraq," said Vali Nasr, an expert on Shiite politics at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. In the run-up to the talks, U.S. and British-led forces have carried out... (Los Angeles Times)

    Sadr demands U.S. pullout from Iraq  May 26, 2007
    Sadr's return could signal a "gathering of forces" in anticipation of major changes in the Iraqi government, said Vali Nasr, an expert on Shiite politics at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. "Everybody is hovering around trying to get well-positioned for what comes after Maliki," Nasr said. (Los Angeles Times)

    NASA ships male astronaut in love triangle back to the Navy  May 26, 2007
    A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Nowak has logged more than 1,500 hours in 30 aircraft. Oefelein, 42, a father of two children, flew his first space mission in December, piloting Discovery on an 13-day International Space Station assembly flight. (USA Today -- Tech)

    there was a race  May 21, 2007
    "You have to be in really good shape and push hard so the men can't beat you.'' The first American man across the finish, in 36:38, was 30-year-old John Mentzer of Monterey, a Naval Academy graduate. He's now a student at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey and was proud of his distinction as the first American. "Absolutely, you look at the list of runners here, it's impressive,'' Mentzer said. "To do this well is exciting.'' Mentzer had a memorable Breakers moment when he noticed a... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)

    96TH BAY TO BREAKERSIn this race, it's ladies first  May 21, 2007
    He's now a student at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey and was proud of his distinction as the first American. "Absolutely, you look at the list of runners here, it's impressive,'' Mentzer said. "To do this well is exciting. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)

    Alabama Homeland Security Director Graduates From Naval Program  May 18, 2007
    Alabama's Homeland Security Director is one of an elite few to graduate from the Naval Postgraduate School for Homeland Defense. Jim Walker is one of 27 Homeland Security Officials to be hand-selected by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to attend the special program. (WSJA.com, AL)

    Eye Of The Hurricane Reveals A New Power Source  May 16, 2007
    "While the 'in-up-and out' pattern has been the prevailing paradigm for the past five decades, when you closely examine intense hurricanes it's apparent that a second family of moist air parcels often travels from the border of the eyewall to the eye, where it picks up moisture from the ocean surface," said co-author Michael Montgomery, professor of meteorology at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, Calif. "These moisture-enriched air parcels then rather quickly return to the main... (Science Daily)

    Pa. woman is ship's chief of weapons  May 13, 2007
    A 2000 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Komoroski went on to earn her master's degree in information technology management from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif ... Komoroski met her future husband, Tom Brashear, while both attended the Naval Postgraduate School. (Carlisle Sentinel, PA)

    Cathy Lanier  May 9, 2007
    She also went on to receive bachelor's and master's degrees in management from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, and another master's degree in national security from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. "It was a lot of long hours, but I just enjoy learning, and it has helped me tremendously in my profession," she said of her education. (CNN)

    What the deep thinkers are thinking  May 3, 2007
    John Arquilla, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, argues that nearly six years into the first great armed conflict between nations and networks global terrorist organizations the nations are still fighting the last war ... John Arquilla, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, argues that nearly six years into the first great armed conflict between nations and networks global terrorist organizations the nations are still fighting the last war. (Townhall.com)

    * Terrorist attacks soar in Iraq: US  May 2, 2007
    The numbers underscore the ineffectiveness of battling terrorism with conventional military means, said John Arquilla, who studies terrorism at the Naval Postgraduate School. "It is most curious that the areas where we have military operations have the most attacks," Arquilla said. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World)

    An Army colonel's gamble pays off in Iraq  May 1, 2007
    Taking troops out of heavily fortified bases as MacFarland did often produces results but increases risk, says Hy Rothstein, a retired Special Forces officer who teaches at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif ... "This type of warfare is so much (more) fundamentally different than what the U.S. armed forces stand for," says Rothstein, the instructor at Naval Postgraduate School. (USA Today -- News)

    Researchers Setting Up Observatories To Examine Changes Under The Arctic Ice  Apr 18, 2007
    In addition to their own ice-tethered profilers, Krishfield and Newhall will deploy ice mass balance buoys and an Arctic Ocean flux buoy for colleagues from the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) and the Naval Postgraduate School. WHOI is also collaborating with scientists from the University of Washington, Oregon State University, the Japan Marine Science and Technology Center, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration s Pacific Marine... (Science Daily)

    CAN PETRAEUS LEAD U.S. TO VICTORY?  Apr 16, 2007
    " But even Petraeus' strongest supporters and friends agree that the general's impeccable credentials alone are not enough to help him accomplish the task Washington wants him to carry out: extinguish sectarian and anti-American violence, alleviate the social mistrust that grows deeper with every suicide bombing, and, eventually, help Iraq's elected government attain credibility among its people and establish a safe and democratic state. "It does help if you have a good general (but) ultimately,... (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Trying to rekindle love affair with NASA  Apr 12, 2007
    The mother of three graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1985, later earning a graduate degree at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School. She logged more than 1,500 hours in 30 aircraft. (Orlando Sentinel -- Opinion)

    Personnel Announcement  Apr 11, 2007
    Mr. Hopkins received his bachelor's degree from the University of Oklahoma and his master's degree from the Naval Postgraduate School. The President appointed Ronald Radosh of West Virginia, to be a Member of the Public Interest Declassification Board for a three-year term. (White House News Releases)

    Positions and candidates  Apr 5, 2007
    Education: master's degrees in aeronautical engineering and mechanical engineering, Naval Postgraduate School and University of Washington, respectively. Governmental experience: Medford School Board, Medford Budget Committee. (Mail Tribune, OR)

    UC president visits area  Apr 2, 2007
    Dynes also met with Naval Postgraduate School Provost and President Leonard Ferrari and toured the Monterey facility. UC involvement in agriculture and food safety was the focus of visits March 23 to Capurro Farms and the Golden State Bulb Growers in Moss Landing, and the UC Davis Strawberry Research Center in Watsonville. (US Santa Cruz Currents, CA)

    Monterey: Shifting Into Gear  Apr 1, 2007
    Central Coast's pedaling paradise for the non-pro / Lesser-known and classic diversions dot shoreline trail (San Francisco Chronicle -- Travel)

    Pentagon Prepares for Web Wars  Mar 29, 2007
    Attacks on enemy computer networks can include eliminating terrorist Web sites and creating doubts among insurgents about their networks security, said John Arquilla, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School. Story Continues Below. (Newsmax)

    Military beefs up Internet arsenal  Mar 28, 2007
    "The offensive is increasingly on leaders' minds," said John Arquilla, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School who also works for the Defense Department on cyberwar issues. Some officials say cyberattacks can result in losing critical intelligence. (USA Today)

    Uneasy Peace in Sadr City  Mar 27, 2007
    They made a decision not to confront us and to wait out the surge, said Vali Nasr, Islamic scholar and professor of national security studies at the Naval Postgraduate School in California. They in essence said, If the U.S wants the responsibility for guaranteeing security, let them have it. (Fox News)

    Iran, U.S. back off from conflict  Mar 14, 2007
    Despite that, There is more potential for diplomacy now, said Vali Nasr, an expert on Iran at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. If diplomacy makes any headway, the United States would be unlikely to risk military action against Iran. (MSNBC -- International)

    Fallback strategy for Iraq: Train locals, draw down forces  Mar 12, 2007
    "That's exactly what I proposed to the Iraq Study Group, and that's exactly what ended up in the report," said Sepp, an instructor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. The El Salvador case study contrasts with the soldier-heavy example of Vietnam and the current buildup in Iraq. (Yahoo News -- Iraq)

    General says military alone won't win in Iraq  Mar 9, 2007
    "In many ways, the United States has lost the argument that the Shiites are the main problem in Iraq, because they are not fighting," said Vali Nasr, an expert on Iraq's Sunni-Shiite conflict at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. "They disappeared.". (Los Angeles Times)

    CONFLICT IN IRAQU.S. and Iraqi troops gently comb restive neighborhood  Mar 6, 2007
    CONFLICT IN IRAQ / U.S. and Iraqi troops gently comb restive neighborhood / Sadr City residents submit to searches in security crackdown (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Afghanistan on the edge  Mar 5, 2007
    According to retired Army Special Forces Col. Hy Rothstein, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, another key strategic error was pursuing the Taliban and al Qaeda into the mountains of Afghanistan, a virtually impossible task. What the United States should have done, Rothstein told us, was to establish local police forces or militias in individual towns and villages to prevent al Qaeda and the Taliban from returning to areas from which they had been evicted. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Opinion)

    Full electricity in Baghdad 6 years off  Mar 2, 2007
    "People living in Baghdad have to make a choice to support the government or support the insurgency, even if they do that passively," said Sepp, who teaches special forces at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. A key to fighting an insurgency is to convince neighborhood people to provide intelligence on insurgents, Sepp said. (SunSpot.net)

    Iran's Quds Force, implicated in arms plot, still a mystery  Feb 17, 2007
    "It could be that anyone with an intelligence role in the Revolutionary Guard is just called 'Quds,' " said Vali Nasr, who studies Iran and political Islam at the Naval Postgraduate School. The Guard has also been accused of supporting terrorist attacks outside Iran, notably the 1996 truck bomb attack on the Khobar Towers complex in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 U.S. servicemen. (Houston Chronicle)

    Munns relieved by Donnelly  Feb 15, 2007
    He began his naval career at the U.S. Naval Academy, graduating with distinction in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics, and earned a Master of Science degree in Engineering Acoustics from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1976. Donnelly's first command assignment was as commanding officer USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 709) in November, 1991. (The Dolphin, CT)

    Can't Please Them All  Feb 15, 2007
    " Some reports have suggested that Khalilzad, who is still serving as the ambassador to Iraq, wanted out of Iraq, but was passed over for the job of Rice's deputy. John Negroponte, director of national intelligence, took over that post on Tuesday after being confirmed the evening before. Others suggest that Khalilzad is just another casualty of Bush's Iraq policy shake-up. "Certainly, the appointment is merely to get Zalmay Khalilzad out of Iraq with grace," said Abbas Kadhim, a professor of... (Fox News)

    Storm clouds in Persian GulfAddMyLinkImage("/news/181_1926962,00120001.htm", "Storm clouds in Persian Gulf");  Feb 14, 2007
    Vali Nasr, a professor at the US Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, says that violent anti-Shia sentiment was the domain of pro al-Qaeda clerics, websites and armed groups in the Arab world and Pakistan. Sectarianism especially among Sunnis was a driver for radical jehadi ideology. (Hindustan Times, India)

    US aim in prodding Iran: negotiation?  Feb 14, 2007
    "Some of it is true," says Vali Nasr, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School and author of a new book on the Shiite revival, of the US allegations. Considering the scale of the violence in Iraq, however, Iranian involvement might be considered something of a sideshow, in military terms, says Mr. Nasr. (Christian Science Monitor -- World)

    Semper Fi presents former Nam POW  Feb 9, 2007
    He earned two engineering degrees from Lamar Univer-sity and a master's degree from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. Clower spent 20 years in the Navy, flying mostly in fighter F4 (Phantom) and F8 (Crusader) aircrafts. (Sealy News, TX)

    Astronaut out on $15G bail  Feb 7, 2007
    Graduated from U.S. Naval Postgraduate School with a master's degree in aeronautical engineering, 1992. Logged more than 1,100 hours in flight on more than 30 different aircraft. (Newsday -- Nation)

    Astronaut charged with attempted murder  Feb 7, 2007
    She went through the Naval flight training program and received a master's degree in aerospace engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. Before being selected by NASA in 1996, she had become a Navy test pilot, logging more than 1,500 hours in 30 different aircraft. (Palm Beach Post)

    Friends, family shocked at charges  Feb 7, 2007
    She received master's degrees in aeronautical and astronautical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, and 11 years after leaving Annapolis, she made it to NASA - the pinnacle of any flight officer's career. Initially, she was assigned technical duties and a communications role in the "mission control" room. (SunSpot.net)

    Shuttle Discovery Astronauts a Diverse Bunch  Feb 7, 2007
    Curbeam, who is called "Beamer" by his fellow astronauts, earned a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy and later got a master's degree in aeronautical engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School. He attended Navy Fighter Weapons (Topgun) School and Test Pilot School. (The Ledger)

    Casey Faces Bipartisan Fire in Hearing on Nomination as U.S. Army Chief  Jan 31, 2007
    First, General Casey brought order out of chaos,'' said Kalev Sepp, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, who served on Casey's Iraq strategy team. Second, he created a strategy where there had been none. (Bloomberg -- US)

    Zachary Shore, author of "Breeding bin Ladens," on assimilation, language and inclusion  Jan 29, 2007
    Zachary Shore spends the first half of each week as a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, and the second half at UC Berkeley where he is a research scholar ... On his students at the Naval Postgraduate School. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    Senate moves toward a clash with Bush  Jan 18, 2007
    " Vali Nasr, a national security expert at the Naval Postgraduate School and author of "The Shia Revival," a book now making the rounds of Washington policymaking circles, said that any U.S. effort to take on the Shiite militias that back the weak Iraqi government could intensify the war. Anti-war measures also began to proliferate in the House. Democratic Reps. Lynn Woolsey of Petaluma and Barbara Lee of Oakland -- co-chairs of the Congressional Progressive Caucus -- introduced a bill with 14... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Politics)

    Experts doubt Iraqis can make Bush plan work  Jan 14, 2007
    At the same time, said Vali Nasr, a Middle East analyst at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Bush's strategy doesn't address the concerns of Shiites who support both the al-Maliki government and the militias. "The Shia are petrified of the (Sunni) insurgents," he said. (San Francisco Chronicle)

    She's a PhD, school of hard knocks  Jan 12, 2007
    While working as a beat cop, Lanier earned two bachelor's degrees and two master's degrees, one at the coveted national security studies program at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. "She never planned to be chief of police--that wasn't her goal," said a brother, Michael. (FOX59, IN)

    Gates cleans house at the Pentagon  Jan 11, 2007
    "It was Gen. Boykin who had the best chance of becoming the Patton of the war on terror," says John Arquilla of the Naval Postgraduate School at Monterey, Calif. "He really wanted to put the W back in GWOT"referring to the White House acronym for the global war on terror. (MSNBC -- Politics)

    Taking one last crack at history  Jan 11, 2007
    But another, Vali Nasr, a professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. said the increase is too small to deal with al-Sadr and the insurgents at the same time. (Newsday -- Nation)

    TOUGH ASSIGNMENT: New top U.S. general in Iraq praised by some as both nation-builder and warrior  Jan 7, 2007
    "They've certainly selected the most able and capable field commander in the American armed forces to be in charge of the multinational force in Iraq," said Kalev Sepp, an assistant professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. "But his role is still to execute the national strategy that is going to be presented to him by the administration. That will tell us if this is the right man and the right plan.". (San Francisco Chronicle)

    A teen mom, dropout turned D.C. police chief  Jan 7, 2007
    While working as a beat officer, Lanier earned two bachelor's and two master's degrees, one through the national security studies program at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif. Public safety is practically a Lanier family business. (Los Angeles Times)

    Democracy and moderation are alive in Iran  Jan 2, 2007
    Vali Nasr, a scholar at the Naval Postgraduate School and an expert on Islamic politics, argues convincingly that a democratic tradition is still very much alive in Iran. In "The Shia Revival" he points out that Iran has held nine presidential elections and seven parliamentary elections since 1979. (Scripps Howard News Wire)

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