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18 panel speakers LIEUTENANT COLONEL ARLE BRUSTAD Chairman MAJIIC 2 NPO Norwegian Defence Lieutenant Colonel Arle Brustad has been serving with the Norwegian Army since 1993. He graduated from the Norwegian Defence Staff College in 2007. He also holds a Masters degree in Technology Management from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. LTC Brustad is the Norwegian National Project Officer to MAJIIC 2 and also the Chairman of the MAJIIC 2 National Project Officers. MR. THOMAS CASHIN Vice Chairman, MAJIIC 2 National Project Officer; U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence/Naval Postgraduate School Research Staff Mr. Thomas Cashin is currently assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence, Acquisition Directorate, Sensor Assimilation Division, Tactical Data Integration Branch from the Naval Postgraduate School where his primary duty is to serve for USD(I) as the USA Multi-INT All-Source Joint ISR Interoperability Coalition (MAJIIC) 2 National Project Officer (NPO). His research concentration is the definition of information sharing and coalition interoperability approaches and mechanisms, to include support for cross-domain data exchanges that are extended through a mission application environment. He has supported recent Empire Challenge efforts that have assisted in the demonstration of the engineering and technical operations concepts, such as the use of a Service-Oriented Architecture, for the DCGS Enterprise. Mr. Cashin entered Government service after over 25 years of working as a defense and Intelligence Community contractor in a number of positions that led to greater levels of engineering management responsibilities, and included research and development efforts as well as the delivery of fielded capabilities. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Sciences from Worcester State University, Massachusetts, and a Master of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. COLONEL MICHAEL A. FARUQUI Director of Intelligence, Special Operations Command Europe Colonel Michael A. Faruqui is assigned as the Director of Intelligence, J2 for the Special Operations Command Europe. A 2009 graduate of the Army War College, his previous assignment was as the Deputy Commandant of the U.S. Army Recruiting and Retention School at Fort Jackson. South Carolina. He assumed duties as the Commander of the Columbus Recruiting Battalion in 2004 - 2006 immediately following a two year tour of duty as the Deputy Director of Intelligence with the Special Operations Command Central at MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Florida from June 2002 - May 2004. In that capacity, he served overseas during Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. A native of San Jose, California, COL Faruqui was a Distinguished Military Graduate of San Jose State University, where he received his commission through the Army ROTC program in 1986. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in criminal justice from San Jose State, and a Master of Arts degree in liberal arts from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge. Military schools he has completed include the Airborne School and Jumpmaster School, Fort Benning, Georgia and Torii Station, Okinawa; Military Intelligence Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, Fort Huachuca, Arizona; Psychological Operations Officer Course, Special Forces Assessment and Selection Course, and Special Forces Detachment Officers Qualification Course, all at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He is also a graduate of the Command and General Staff College and Combined Arms Services Staff School, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. COL Michael A. Faruqui was assigned to the Recruiting Battalion Indianapolis as Executive Officer in July 2000, after completing a two year tour of duty at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, as intelligence officer for the 5th Special Forces Group. During his military career, he has also served as Special Operations Training Detachment senior intelligence observer controller, Fort Polk, Louisiana; intelligence officer with the 1st Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group, and Military Intelligence Detachment commander, both at Torii Station, Okinawa, Japan; intelligence officer for the 8th Psychological Operations Battalion, current intelligence officer, Headquarters and Headquarters Company executive officer, and platoon leader, all at Fort Bragg, North Carolina; and as 20th Area Support Group rear battle officer, and Director of <strong>Security</strong>, Plans, and Operations, both in Taegu, Korea. While stationed at Fort Bragg, he deployed to Panama for Operation Just Cause in December 1989 and to the Persian Gulf for Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm from August 1990 - March 1991. He has been awarded the Bronze Star, the Distinguished Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Saudi and Kuwaiti issues of the Kuwait Liberation Medal, the Korean Service Medal as well as the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary and Service Medals. COL Faruqui is married to the former Amy Rae Van Stry of Jamestown, New York, and has two daughters, Hayley and Tiffany. DR. DAVID G. GLEED MAJIIC 2 National Project Officer, UK MOD(Dstl) Dr. David G. Gleed was born in Southeast England. Dave obtained a BSc honours degree in Physics and Solid State Electronics from Exeter University in 1980. He then worked in both Government laboratories and private industry in a number of roles. In 1985, he returned to academia to undertake postgraduate research, obtaining his PhD from Exeter University in 1989. Dr. Gleed then joined the UK’s Royal Signals and Radar Establishment (which became part of the MOD’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory in 2001). During his career within Defence Science and Technology he has contributed to numerous R&D projects applying computer techniques to various forms of imagery/passive electro-optic signals (passive mm-wave, infrared and visible). This work has developed image restoration techniques as well as methods for analyzing signatures from imaging sensors. Gleed has led teams investigating and developing related computer-based image exploitation techniques and has provided advice and technical guidance in the use of specialized data and information exploitation techniques used by military staff and government analysts. Since 2006, Dr. Gleed has been engaged in a number of additional roles; including the provision of capability advice to MOD defence staff and the leadership of elements of the MOD’s research programme. More recently Dave has been selected to act as UK National Project Officer for MAJIIC and in this role he is based within the ISTAR domain of the UK MOD’s Defence Equipment and Support organization in Bristol and also at the C2 Battle Lab at Shrivenham. Dr. Gleed is a Chartered Physicist and also a Fellow of the Institute of Physics. He has produced over 50 publications (papers, conference papers and official reports) and received a number of commendations including a U.S. Government award in November 2004, for being part of a UK/U.S. team. DR. JOSEPH S. GORDON Colin Powell Professor of Intelligence, Analysis, and Production, National Defense Intelligence College Dr. Joseph S. Gordon serves as the Colin Powell Professor of Intelligence, Analysis, and Production at the National Defense Intelligence College, teaching courses in analysis and European security. He was previously the Defense Intelligence Agency Senior Command Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to the NATO Military Committee, NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Dr. Gordon began his service in the Department of Defense with Army intelligence in Germany as a Commander of a 66th Military Intelligence Group Field Station. After active service and graduate school, he became an intelligence analyst at the 4th Psychological Operations Group, Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, where he wrote studies on Asian, Latin American, and Middle Eastern countries.
Dr. Gordon began his career in DIA in 1981, when he became professor of European studies at the Defense Intelligence School (the forerunner of the National Defense Intelligence College). He taught graduate courses in analysis, European security affairs, area studies, and psychological operations. In 1993, he became a senior analyst in the counter-proliferation office specializing in Eurasian technology transfer. In 1995, he joined the West European division following politicalmilitary affairs and served as an analyst in the Defense Attaché Office, Bonn, Germany. In 1996, he began a long association with Balkans affairs, first as chief of the political-military team, the Yugoslavia Focus Group, later senior intelligence officer of the Balkans division, and finally as senior intelligence officer in the Balkans Intelligence Task Force, Directorate for Intelligence. During this time, he served as the chief of the Diplomatic Intelligence Support Cell, Sarajevo, Bosnia and as DIA representative at the U.S. National Intelligence Cell, Pristina, Kosovo. In 1993, Dr. Gordon retired from the Army Reserve with the rank of Colonel. Highlights of his career included instructing in the Command and General Staff College reserve program, civil affairs staff officer, and commander of three military intelligence units: the 519th Military Intelligence Battalion (USAR Aug) and the 404th and the 453 Strategic Military Intelligence Detachments. Dr. Gordon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in government from Bowdoin College, a Master of Arts in European history from the University of Maine, and a Doctorate in European history from Duke University. He spent two years on a Fulbright fellowship conducting research in German history at the University of Marburg, Germany. He is also a graduate of the Army Command and General Staff College and the Army War College and was a senior research fellow at the National Defense University. COLONEL MICHAEL D. HENNESSY Chief, Intelligence Strategy Division, Intelligence Directorate, United States European Command Colonel Michael D. Hennessy is the Chief, Intelligence Strategy Division, Intelligence Directorate, U.S. European Command. He is a Master Intelligence Officer and a fully qualified Joint Specialty Officer with in-depth experience in the COCOM arena. Colonel Hennessy entered the Air Force in 1985 after graduating from the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas. He has served on numerous COCOM Headquarters Intelligence Directorate staffs including USSPACECOM, USNORTHCOM, USSTRATCOM, and USEUCOM. Colonel Hennessy’s operational intelligence assignments include the Joint Analysis Center, RAF Molesworth (USEUCOM) and the Joint Intelligence Center Pacific, Makalapa, HI (USPACOM). Other assignments include executive officer to the NORAD/ USSPACECOM Director of Intelligence, NORAD/USSPACECOM Deputy Director of Staff, and command of the Air Force Element, Joint Intelligence Center Pacific. Colonel Hennessy graduated from Texas Tech University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in History in 1985. He earned a Masters degree in National <strong>Security</strong> and Strategic Studies from the Naval Command and Staff College in 1998 and a Master of Strategic Studies degree from the Air War College in 2005. Colonel Hennessy’s military awards and decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster, the Joint Service Commendation Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters, and the Air Force Achievement with two oak leaf clusters. MR. RICHARD H. RADCLIFFE Director, International Intelligence Technology and Architectures, Under Secretary of Defense Intelligence Joint and Coalition War Fighter Support Information Sharing and Partner Engagement Directorate Mr. Richard H. Radcliffe is assigned to the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Intelligence (DUSD(I)) panel speakers Joint and Coalition War Fighter Support (JCWS) Information Sharing and Partner Engagement (ISPE) Directorate as the Director, International Intelligence Technology and Architectures. He is responsible to the Director ISPE for oversight/guidance, policy, and management of several key special interest multi-lateral and bi-lateral programs for international intelligence and operational information sharing capabilities/activities within the Department of Defense to include the Distributed Common Ground System/Service (DCGS) and the Defense Intelligence Information Enterprise (DI2E). In this role, he is a key OUSD(I) focal point for the identification and development of multinational intelligence information sharing opportunities/capabilities for the USD(I) with traditional and non-traditional allied and coalition partners within all of the Unified and Sub Unified Combatant Commanders. He is also a senior member of the OUSD(I) Information Sharing and Collaboration (ISC) Integrated Project Team (IPT) within the ISPE and is responsible for assessing and developing allied and coalition architecture solutions to meet Overseas Contingency Operations. Mr. Radcliffe performs as Program Director for the U.S. Battlefield Information Collection Exploitation System (USBICES) classified multi-national NATO nations intelligence and information sharing network and represents the OUSD(I) on the multi-national BICES Board of Directors. In his USBICES role, he monitors and oversees the development and information technology implementation of USBICES for the Intelligence Fusion Center in Support of NATO (IFC) and the NATO Special Operations Forces Headquarters (NSHQ) and has fielded USBICES capabilities world wide in support of Afghanistan operations. As joint member of the U.S. Multi-sensor Aerospaceground Joint Information Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Interoperability Coalition (MAJIIC 1 &2) Management Team, Mr. Radcliffe is responsible for ensuring that the U.S. MAJIIC developments such as the Cross Domain ENTerprise All-Source User Repository (CENTAUR) are fully integrated into the U.S. DoD ISR allied and coalition support architectures. He is the DUSDI/JCWS interface with the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology Coalition Warfare Office for the identification and development of intelligence and C2 related cooperative research and development programs for multi-national partners for the USD(I) and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Networks and Information Integration (ASD/NII). Following September 11, 2001 and up until December 30, 2004, Mr. Radcliffe was assigned by the Assistant Secretary of Defense/Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (ASD/C3I) and later the USD(I) and ASD/NII as the Program Manager for the Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) and responsible to the for establishing the CENTRIXS Global War on Terrorism networks used in Afghanistan (Global Counter Terrorism Forces (GCTF)) and Iraq (Multinational Coalition Forces Iraq (MCFI). Mr. Radcliffe is also the Program Manager for Project Diamond an Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) cooperative development effort, a key U.S. bi-lateral ISR project. Prior to his assignment to the OUSD(I), Mr. Radcliffe was the ASD/C3I Command Architect for the Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) Integration Support Activity (CISA) supporting the ASDC3I in the development of operational, systems, and technical architectures for U.S. Unified Commands. During this time, he supported US Central Command and the Gulf Coordination Council countries of the Middle East regarding integrated air picture sharing. Mr. Radcliffe has spent over 20+ years working in the C3I international information sharing arena for coalition and allied operations. Mr. Radcliffe entered civilian government service for the Office of the Secretary of Defense in 1994. From 1989 - 1994, Mr. Radcliffe was the Director, C4I Programs for a Virginia commercial software development and integration firm. Mr. Radcliffe retired from the U.S. Air Force in 1989 after 24.5 years. During that time his experience ranged from development and maintenance of USAF sophisticated ground radar systems; complex sea-launched ballistic missile radar systems; and tactical information data fusion systems. Mr. Radcliffe lives in Virginia, has been married for 44 years to Nancy and has two children and four grandchildren. He has a Masters in Microprocessing Diploma from National Technical Schools, California and a Bachelor of Arts in Business from Saint Leos College, Florida. 19
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