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New Strategic NATO Challenges In An Era of Information><Disinformation Warfare - A Panel Session

Name: Scott Bray - Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence
Start: 12/07/2021
End: 12/07/2021
Location: Capital City Club

When
02/22/2023
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Location
Capital City Club
Spaces left
17

Registration

1. Members – $40.00
2. Consular Corps – $40.00
3. Institutional Members: Faculty and Staff of Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State University & University of North Georgia – $40.00
4. Non Members – $50.00
5. Student members and students from Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State University, & University of North Georgia – $25.00
6. Promo Rate – $40.00
7. One time Guest of Member – $40.00
8. ACIR Interns

New Strategic NATO Challenges In An Era of Information><Disinformation Warfare - A Panel Session

NATO, under strong American leadership in the past, now finds itself with multiple challenges: a re-emerging Russia, a rising China racing to acquire technical and military parity, and having to cope with subsequent hybrid and asymmetric warfare, while struggling to retain dominance in the area of cyber security and the Information Environment. Will a new NATO strategy punch through the growing Russian/Chinese alliance and its expanding threats to undermine the West?

PANEL:

Colonel Steinar Dahl, Norwegian Armed Forces

Lt. Colonel Kirk Daniels, U.S. Armed Forces

Lt. Colonel Tamisha Norris, U.S. Armed Forces

Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2023

Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1.30 p.m.

Venue: Capital City Club

7 John Portman Boulevard

Atlanta, GA 30303

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