Brian Cook

Brian Cook

Austin, Texas, United States
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Compassionate National Security Professional experienced in the execution of operations +…

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    Austin, TX

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    Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

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    Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

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    Austin, Texas, United States

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    Austin, Texas, United States

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    Austin, Texas Area

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    Austin, Texas Area

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    Carlisle, PA

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    Carlisle Barracks, PA

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    US Army War College

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    Washington D.C. Metro Area

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    Pentagon

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    Kabul, Afghanistan

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    Fort Hood, TX

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    Fort Bliss, Texas

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    Saudi Arabia/Kuwait/Iraq - Operation Desert Shield/Storm & Fort Riley, Kansas

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    Naval War College

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    Activities and Societies: J3/J5 for Joint Land Air Sea Simulation (JLASS) Exercise

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    Executive Short Course instructred by many of CMUs best to provide a shared understanding of today's AI and Cyber environment to senior Army leaders.

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    Activities and Societies: Water Polo

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  • Shared Compromise -- Future US-Mexican Border Security Initiatives

    DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER (DTIC)

    Following the passing of the unilateral Secure Fence Act of 2006 and the continuous increase of violence in the southwest border region, the American and Mexican people question what concrete initiatives the United States and Mexico can undertake to truly improve the security of the southwest border region. This paper compares the Southwest Border Initiative with the future Merida Initiative (Beyond Merida) as available options to improve border security and U.S.-Mexico relations. The paper…

    Following the passing of the unilateral Secure Fence Act of 2006 and the continuous increase of violence in the southwest border region, the American and Mexican people question what concrete initiatives the United States and Mexico can undertake to truly improve the security of the southwest border region. This paper compares the Southwest Border Initiative with the future Merida Initiative (Beyond Merida) as available options to improve border security and U.S.-Mexico relations. The paper illustrates the aims, cost, and impact of the three major imperatives encompassed by the Southwest Border Initiative to illustrate its applicability to current and future border security. The author concludes that the Department of Homeland Security's Southwest Border Initiative provides the most effective method of improving border security while concurrently bolstering U.S.-Mexico relations.

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  • English

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  • Turkish

    Limited working proficiency

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