Daniel J. Sieben, J.D.

Military Professor Strategy and Policy Department

Lt. Col., U.S. Air Force

Biography

Lt. Col. Daniel J. Sieben, U.S. Air Force, commissioned through Officer Training School and attended pilot training at Columbus AFB. He flew the C-17 and the MQ-1B as an instructor and evaluator pilot. He attended the University of Hawaii, receiving an M.A. in English before proceeding to the USAF Academy, where he was an instructor in the Department of English and Fine Arts. While teaching at the academy, he deployed to CENTCOM as an Air Defense Liaison in Bahrain, and earned his J.D. from Mitchell Hamline School of Law.

Contact Information

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Areas of Expertise

Afghanistan
Conflict Resolution
GWOT
Joint Operations
Leadership
National Security
UAVs/Drones

Professional Highlights

2023

Military Professor

Began teaching at the US Naval War College.

2020

Air Defense Liaison

Coordinated exercises and ground- and air-based partner nation defenses.

2017

Chief of OGV, MQ-1 Branch

Led Group standards and evaluations office as chief evaluator for the MQ-1 Formal Training Unit at Holloman AFB, NM.

Education

J.D., Mitchell Hamline School of Law, 2020

M.A., University of Hawaii, 2019, English

B.A., St. Cloud State University, 2003, Political Science

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