Alexander Corbin

Alex Corbin currently is a U.S. Army Military Intelligence (MI) Officer with over 20 years of active service. During his military career he has served in Human Intelligence (Interrogation) and Counterintelligence positions at the tactical, operational and strategic levels during deployments to the Balkans, Egypt, Kuwait, Iraq and Saudi Arabia. He has an extensive background in U.S. Army MI future force development. He wrote, developed, and published doctrine for the U.S. Army Future Combat Systems MI organizations as part of the Future Brigade Combat Team. He has also authored the book, The History of Camp Tracy: Japanese WWII POWs and the Future of Strategic Interrogation, published in 2009.

Alex Corbin is a U.S. Army certified Military Historian and Arabic Linguist. He serves as an Associate Professor at Henley-Putnam University teaching intelligence and security-related undergraduate and graduate-level courses. He also holds a Masters Degree in Military Studies (Intelligence) from the American Military University, a Masters Degree in Strategic Intelligence from the National Defense Intelligence College, and undergraduate degrees in Political Science and Middle East Studies (Arabic), as well as a Certificate in International Relations, from the University of Utah.