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George H. Wittman

George H. Wittman

George H. Wittman served in the US Army during and after the Korean War and, in the following decades, he became intimately involved in national security, global intelligence matters and international business. Along the way he managed businesses, founded public service organizations, and now writes prolifically. Some of Mr. Wittmans's accomplishments: President of G.H. Wittman, Inc. a family firm founded in 1885 to manage family interests in exploration, mining and international trade; Co-founder of The Middle East Newsletter; and founding Chairman of the National Institute for Public Policy, a non-profit devoted to research on technological and policy aspects of national defense. He is a veteran of forty-five years of international security operations and analysis.
by | Dec 18, 2006

Ever since the 1970s Japan has desired to gain international political rank equal to its economic status. Its relationship with…

by | Dec 7, 2006

Somewhere there should be a “pundit school” where journalists, commentators and politicians of all types would be required to learn…

by | Nov 30, 2006

Western administrations have done their best to fashion a perception of Vladimir Putin as some form of European social democrat….

by | Nov 20, 2006

Question: What will it take to extract our forces from Iraq with honor? Answer: Forget about the honor. In order…

by | Nov 10, 2006

It is de rigeur in international development circles to extol the virtues of Western investment in and trade with the…

by | Oct 31, 2006

It won’t have much of an immediate impact on world military affairs, and certainly not on the American elections, but…

by | Oct 24, 2006

With the world still reverberating from the North Korean test explosion, President Ahmadinejad of Iran decided to draw attention back…

by | Oct 16, 2006

To require American covert intelligence officers not to break international laws is equivalent to restraining a guard dog from attacking…

by | Oct 6, 2006

Denial, the theme of Bob Woodward’s recent book, should not be limited to the Bush Administration’s view of Iraq. Denial…

by | Jun 9, 2006

General Michael Hayden, the new CIA director, has the responsibility for coordinating the nation’s HUMINT, human intelligence gathering. It’s a…

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