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•WILLIAM J. LL~I

CORlUCULUM VITAE

•Special Advisor for National Security Affairs to the Vice President(Middle East and Southwest Asia)

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Educationa~ Background

The Citadel, Charleston, SC, 1971-1975; B.A. History

U.S. Naval War College, Newport, RI, 1985-1986, M.A. in StrategicStudies and National Security Affairs.

Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Medford,~~, 1988-1990; M.A. in Law and Diplomacy and Ph.D. in lriternatiqnalRelations.

Forei~ Pol~cy and Naticna~ SQcuri£yExperienoa

Worked foreign policy, strategic concepts and national securityissues while serving on the· Chief of Naval Operations ExecutivePanel; in the Office of the Speaker under Newt Gingrich;· on ~he

Chief of Naval Operations Strategic Studies Group; and as a SpecialAdvisor for National Security Affairs for Vice President Cheney.

~rofessicn~~ Background

19751975-19761976-1979

·1979-19821982-19851985-19861986-19881988-19901991-19921992-19931993-19961996-19971997-19981999-20011999-2002.2001

Commissioned NROTC, the CitadelAviation Schools Command, VT 10, VT 86VQ 1, Division OfficerVAQ 131, Assistant Depa~tment HeadU.S. Naval Academy, Company Officer, Flag Lt.Naval War CollegeVAQ 135, Department HeadFletcher School of Law and Diplomacy,Tufts Univ.VAQ 130, Executive OfficerVAQ 130, Commanding OfficerDeputy Director, eNG Executive Panel (NOOK)Legislative Fellow, Office of Speaker Newt GingrichUSS GUAM (LPH 9), Commanding OfficerCNO Strategic Studies Group, Senior FellowCommander, USS NASSAO Amphibious Ready GroupSpecial Advisor to the Vice Pre~ident (Middle East) .

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, •• • •Subspecialist in Political-Military/Strategic PlanningQualified Joint Professional Military EducationMember Phi Alpha Theta (History) Honor Society and Who's M10 inAmerican Colleges and Universities (Undergraduate)Whofs Who in America 1998

Decorations

Legion of Merit (two awards)Meritorious Service MedalAir Medal (Strike/Flight)Navy Commendation Medal with Combat "V' (~wo awards)Navy Commendation Medal (two awards)Navy Achievement Medal (two awards)

Awards

1990 Ambassador Edmund P. Gullion Prize for Academic Excellenceawarded by the faculty of the Fletcher School.1992 Vice Admiral John Perry Award, for InspirationalLeadership and Professional Excellence (Navy League) .

PublicationBIArtic~es/Papers

Aviation Essay Contest Honorable Mention Winner, ~Scratch OneFlattop,H published October 19B6 issue of Proceedings.Book Review Essay: Four Stars; The Fletcher Forum of WorldAffairs, Summer 1990.Doctoral Dissertation: "Ends Versus Means: A Critical Analysisof the Persian Gulf Crisis, 1987-88"; Fletcher School of Lawand Diplomacy, 1990.~Battle of the Airwaves," published January 1992 Proceedings."Voices From the Central Blue," published December, 1992Proceedings."Sources of American Conduct," published Summer 1996strateg~c Review.

Operational and Other Relevant Experience

Flew combat missions, Operations Praying Mantis (18 April,1996) and Desert stor.m (January-February 1991) .Served as a member of the Desert Storm air campaign briefingteam; testified before the Senate Armed Services committee onEA-6B performance during the Gulf War.Selected to brief Secretary of Defense Cheney on Navy'soverall electronic combat performance during the Gulf War.Contributing Editor, U.S. Naval Institute's P~oceedings,

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(b)(6)~bciStian P. Marron.?'

NATIONAL SECURITY, GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS AND LEGAL EXECUTIVE with chief ofstaff skills, 11+ years of government experience at the local, state and federal level; keen understandingand experience with the Department of Defense, national security issues and the United State Congress;tremendous insight and a wealth of experience at the highest levels of government; skilled at detenniningthe vast legal and political implications of legislation and oversight of an industry or issue before theCongress or the Executive Branch;

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICAnONS

• Senior Member of the Department of Defense Leadership.• Experience "on the front lines" in the Department of Defense, with the United State Congress.• Leader of large and dynamic staff of dedicated military and civilian personnel advancing the priorities

and positions of the Department of Defense;• Led the Department of Defense's development of its annual legislative program and its compliance

with intense Congressional oversight requests.• Served in critical legal positions providing astute advice on complex and difficult issues to key

decision makers.• In-depth understanding and experience with a wide variety of state and local government issues.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

PresentAssistant Secretary ofDefense for Legislative Affairs (Acting), Department ofDefense

• Serves the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of Defense to coordinate legislation; and promote thepolicies, strategies and budget of the Department of Defense with the United States Congress.

• Leads a large dynamic staff of military and civilian professionals advancing the policies andpriorities of the Department of Defense.

• Integrates multiple disparate organizations with competing equities to develop innovative andsuccessful solutions.

• Liaisons with the Department's Senior Leadership, the White House and other federal agencieson all matters pertaining to the United States Congress.

• Oversees and synergizes all four Service and Joint Chiefs of Staff engagements promoting seniorleadershi 's enda with Congress, within the Administration, and across the entire Department.

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April 2006 - April 2008Director ofthe Office ofLegislative Counsel (OLC), Department ofDefense.

• Provided the Office of Legislative Affairs and the Office of the Secretary of Defense with legaladvice and guidance on complex and difficult issues pertaining to Congress including leading theDepartment's compliance with Congressional oversight requests.

• Transfonned and led the annual development of the Department of Defense's legislative program,including such tasks as developing, coordinating, and submitting to the Congress the largest andmost complex piece of legislation in the Federal Government, the National Defense AuthorizationAct (NOAA).

• Liaised directly with the Department's leadership, including such individuals as the Secretary ofDefense, the Chainnan of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and each Service Secretary, on all matterspertaining to the NOAA.

• Conducted and facilitated legal and policy reviews of all Department legislation, in addition to allCongressional requests for official views on pending legislation.

• Represented the Department and the Office of the General Counsel in various dealings withexecutive White House, Office of Management and Budget, and other federal agency officials inmatters pertaining to legislation.

May of 2005 - June 2006Special Assistant the Assistant Secretary ofDefense for Legislative Affairs (ASD LA).

• Communicated with relevant Committees and Members of Congress all aspects of theDepartment's detainee policies including: Combatant Status Review Tribunals, AdministrativeReview Boards, Military Commissions, and the Guantanamo Bay detention facility;

• Communicated with relevant Committees and Members of Congress all investigations andSpecial Commissions undertaken by the Department and/or Congress;

• Coordinated all legal matters affecting the Department with the Office of General Counsel, theDepartment ofJustice and other Federal agencies.

November 2004 - February 2005Associate Legal Counsel to the 55th Presidential Inaugural Committee

• Prepared, reviewed and negotiated multi-million dollar contracts for the Inauguration.• Provided legal and policy advice to event teams, event security and contractors for major events

including: the Inaugural Parade, the Salute to the Military Gala at the MCI Center and the YouthGala at the D.C. Annory.

• Provided legal and policy advice to the Presidential Inaugural Staff on employment policies andprocedures.

August 2002 - April 2004Assistant District Attorney Montgomery County, Trials Division Major Crimes

• Prepared and prosecuted criminal cases from initial charging of the defendant to the case's finaldisposition.

• Crimes successfully prepared and prosecuted include: Murder, Attempted Murder, AggravatedAssault, Robbery, Burglary, Driving Under the Influence and Homicide by Vehicle.

• Prepared and provided legal memorandums and motions for various court proceedings.• Provided legal advice to local and state law enforcement officers on various areas of criminal law.• Counseled and interviewed victims, witnesses and law enforcement officials for court

proceedings.

June 1997 - August 2002Special Assistant to the Pennsylvania Senate Appropriations Committee (Democrat)

• Worked with members of Congress in the House and Senate to facilitate and initiate funding andlegislation for a wide range of issues affecting the Commonwealth.

• Provided research and analysis to members of the Appropriations Committee on the state budgetand proposed legislation.

• Interacted with local, state and national media on issues and projects affecting theCommonwealth.

• Assisted Members in addressing the needs and concerns of citizens, private and public agenciesand local governments on a wide range of issues including: public safety, education andeconomic development through the management of legislation and state funding.

EDUCATION

UNWERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA September 1998-May 2002FELS CENTER OF GOVERNMENTMasters in Government Administration - G.P.A.: 3.43Dean's List: Fall Semester 1997, Spring Semester 1998,2002

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TEMPLE UNWERSITY BEASLE Y SCHOOL OF LA WJuris Doctorate - G.P.A.: 3.28Dean's List: Spring Semester 2000, 2001, 2002

September 1999-May 2002

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNWERSITY September 1993 -May 1997Bachelor of Arts Political Science - Overall G.P.A.: 3.54; Major G.P.A.: 3.63Dean's List: 1993-1997

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATIONffRAINING

• Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Leadership for the 21 st Century;• Judge Advocate General's School, U.S. Army 3D Ethics Counselor Course;• Judge Advocate General's School, U.S. Anny 72D Fiscal Law Course;• Pennsylvania District Attorney Association's District Attorney School; and• Clinical Student with United State Attorney, Eastern District, Criminal Division

AWARDSIHONORS

• Youngest serving member of the Senior Executive Service in the Department of Defense• Office of the Secretary of Defense Medal for Exceptional Public Service• Young Alumni of the Year (2008), Pennsylvania State University Department of Political Science• Recipient of the Philadelphia Business Journal 40 Under 40 Award• Recipient of the Pennsylvania State University Scholar Athlete Award for Academic Excellence from

the Student Advisory Board• Member of the 1995 Rose Bowl Championship Team• Member of the 1995 Big Ten Conference Championship Football Team

ACTIVITIES

• Licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and New Jersey• Member of the Pennsylvania State University Football Letterman's Club• Member of the Pennsylvania State University Alumni Association• Member of the Grand Lodge, F.A.A.M., Joppa Lodge No. 35• Member of the Knights of Columbus• Membership in the Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity• Membership in the Phi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society• Membership in the Golden Key National Honor Society

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~~;)rse R. Marschner(b)(6)

SUMMARYA DLI Commandant's Award Winning Arabic Linguist with a b)() nd nearly 2 years'experience in Iraq in the press office of the Coalition Provisional Authority/US Embassy engaging in thedaily PR campaign, establishing and training Iraqi media and advising on public affairs strategies for theEmbassy and the Iraqi government.

RECENT WORK IN IRAQ (3/04-PRESENT)

Iraqi Elections Media Campaign Planner (Since 11/04)Primary Planner and Key Implementer of US Embassy's successful campaign toA) Train, Engage, and foster awareness and communication among Iraqi media through conferences,seminars, and private meetingsB) Take Regional and Western Media on 15 trips to every major city in Iraq for meetings with keyelections, local govemment, and security personnel in coordination with UK Embassy and US and. UKMilitary.C) Post elections, to follow up and maintain relations with media in the different cities of Iraq andimplement other Public Diplomacy Programs

Press Advisor to Iraqi Interim Government (9/04-10/04)Seconded by the US Embassy as an advisor to the Iraqi government to help establish its govemmentpress office. Duties include developing high-level lines of communication and release authority, advisingon tone and language of releases, design of release templates and web page, training Iraqi civil servantsin the role of a govemment press office.

Portfolio Press Officer (7/04-11/04)Portfolio press officer responsible for the Iraqi Ministries of Defense, Interior, and Justice. Worked tocoordinate policy and ensure unity of message, often acting as translator for key meetings. Additionally,coordinated embassy public affairs efforts in the four US Embassy Regional Offices throughout Iraq,traveling, advising, and laying groundwork for media relations and cultural affairs outreach efforts inBasrah, Hillah, Kirkuk, and Mosul.

Regional Public Affairs Coordinator (Since 3/04)Coordinated between 15 regional public affairs officers working outside Baghdad and the Baghdad CPApress office. Responsibilities included keeping close contact with regional PAOs, facilitating the passingof information between them and Baghdad, and facilitating the logistics of delivering various publicdiplomacy materials from Baghdad in coordination with other offices of the CPA in Baghdad.

Previous work in Iraq (5/03-6/04)

CPA Webmaster (7/03-7/04)Founder, designer, content manager, and developer for the CPA web page, http://www.iraqcoalition.organd http://www.iraqcoalition.org/arabicl.

Portfolio Press Officer (Since 7/04)Portfolio press officer responsible for the Iraqi Ministries of Defense, Interior, and Justice. Worked tocoordinate policy and ensure unity of message, often acting as translator for key meetings. Additionally,coordinated embassy public affairs efforts in the four US Embassy Regional Offices throughout Iraq,traveling, advising, and laying groundwork for media relations and cultural affairs outreach efforts inBasrah, Hillah, Kirkuk, and Mosul.

Regional Public Affairs Coordinator (Since 3/04)Coordinated between 15 regional public affairs officers working outside Baghdad and the Baghdad CPApress office. Responsibilities included keeping close contact with regional PAOs, facilitating the passingof information between them and Baghdad, and facilitating the logistics of delivering various publicdiplomacy materials from Baghdad in coordination with other offices of the CPA in Baghdad.

CPA Webmaster (7/03-7/04)Founder, designer, content manager, and developer for the CPA web page, http://www.iragcoalition.organd http://www.iragcoalition.org/arabicl.

Duties included:• Choosing stories to highlight on the front page to convey the message of the day• Monitoring Arab media for misleading or inflammatory content and targeting headlines

accordingly• Finding photos, visual aids and graphics which add to the message• Writing captions and headers in both English and Arabic for all front page stories• Organizing and editing all content• Responsibility for all technical aspects of maintaining the website• Coordination of all server-side and hosting issues with Defense Technical Information Center in

Ft. Belvoir, VA.

Additional Duties Included:• Managing the work of five translators for the press office• Testing and hiring of translators• Oversight on translation quality and determining translation philosophy• Following up with team's pay and personnel issues• Developer and Content Manager for the CPA intranet website from 12/03 to 4/04, which was

updated daily for CPA internal use.

Press Officer (6/03-8/03)Press Officer for Human Rights, Humanitarian Demining, and Mass Graves issues under the CPA.Organized and attended press trips to applicable sites.

Assistant to Ambassador Eagleton Mission (5/03-6/03)Special assistant and translator for international team of ambassadors on a special mission to assessproperty claims issues in the major cities of Northern Iraq.

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Arabic Tutor (throughout college)• Tutored, Trained, Mentored, Arab students at Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, VA.

(1998-2001)• Was personal tutor to nephew of Crown Prince of Bahrain (1999)• Taught English, supervised, cared for Arab soldiers from UAE while they were in training course

at Castle AFB, Atwater, CA.(1999)

Additional Arabic Experience:• US Marine Corps: 1993-1998. Served as Arabic Linguist.• August 1995: Graduated Valedictorian from Defense Language Instifute, Monterey, CA from

'Arabic Basic Course.• Scored 3,3 scores on the Defense Language Proficiency Test (DLPT) in 1995.

EDUCAllONBA, 2002, Christendom College, Front Royal. VA

• Major in Classical Languages and Literature: Hebrew, Latin and Greek.• Extensive Curricular and Extra-Curricular StUdy in Spanish and Music.

ADDITIONAL SKILLSmAN~O~IN_T_E;;.;R_E_STS........ ..,• Languages: "--'-(;..;6)'-- ----'

• Web Design• Avid Reader, esp. in Middle East History, Policy and Culture

References and Writing Samples Available on Request

Robert Martina e(b)(6)

EDUCATION

• B.A. cum laude, Dartmouth College, 1991• M.A., The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy-Tufts/Harvard University, 1993• Classified training courses on nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology, Department of

Energy and Central Intelligence Agency, 1992-1993

HIGHLIGHTS

• More than 14 years of experience designing, conducting, and analyzing wargames for, andproviding senior-level analytic support to, the Department of Defense (DoD). Lead analyst on over40 wargames and numerous studies focused on special operations, irregular warfare, conventionaloperations in high-end threat environments, and strategic deterrence and warfare.

• Recently completed a series of four portfolio-rebalancing exercises for the Office of the Secretaryof Defense (OSD) to examine how the joint force might be shaped, sized, and postured over thenext 20 years to better address emerging national security challenges. Analyzed tradeoffs amongcompeting investments/divestments in research and development, force structure, procurement,basing, and training and education.

• Authored Special Operations Forces-Future Challenges and Opportunities (2008), which hasreceived senior-level attention within US Special Operations Command and prompted aninvitation to testify before the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Terrorism,Unconventional Threats and Capabilities in March 2009.

• Authored The Global War on Terrorism: An Assessment (2007), which was highlighted by theCouncil on Foreign Relations as a "must read" and briefed to senior staffers from relevantcommittees of the US House of Representatives and US Senate.

• Co-authored with Michael G. Vickers two classified monographs on transformation strategy thatwere circulated widely among senior OSD officials in preparation for the Quadrennial DefenseReviews in 2001 and 2006.

• Member of the CSBA-Ied "red team" assessment of the 2006 QDR, which combined the expertiseof CSBA staff with the professional judgment and expertise of retired flag-rank officers to providean independent, alternative examination of the issues raised in the review.

CURRENT POSITION

Deputy Vice President for Strategic Studies, Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments(CSBA), Washington, DC

• Since February 1997, responsible for carrying out a broad research program on defense strategyand planning, military modernization, and future warfare for government, foundation, andcorporate clients. Assumed management of CSBA's wargaming program, which includesapproximately 12 major activities per year, in 2007.

• Designed and developed the Pacific Vision 2008 wargame for US Pacific Air Forces (PACAF),which has been highly acclaimed by the Commander PACAF and Commander US PacificCommand.

• Conducted a series of four SOCOM-hosted wargames on special operations: two focused onstrategy for the war on terrorism and its implications for the composition, size, and regionalorientation of US special operations forces; and two focused on unconventional warfare.

• Played a key role in designing and developing four OSD-sponsored wargames in 2007-2008 onstability operations, partner capacity building, counter-insurgency, and irregular warfare morebroadly.

• Collaborated closely with Michael G. Vickers on a now-classified report for OSD in 2006 thatfocused on capabilities and capacities for defeating Salafi-TakfiriIKhomeinist terrorist groups, aswell as for hedging against the potential rise of China as a military competitor. Co-led a 2002­2003 CSBA study effort, commissioned by the Deputy Secretary of Defense, focused on thedevelopment of a long-term strategy for prevailing in the Global War on Terrorism. Served on a2001 summer study that examined sources of US military advantage for the Under Secretary ofDefense for Policy.

• Co-authored several CSBA monographs with Michael G. Vickers, including the The Revolution inWar (2004), which detailed the origins of the revolution in military affairs, examined keytechnological trends, and projected how the conduct of war may change over the next twodecades; and The Future of Intrastate Conflict (1997), which examined potential changes in thecharacter, duration, intensity, and international political consequences of intrastate conflict.

• Consultant to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) since 2001.

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE

November 1993-February 1997, Science Applications International Corporation, McLean, VA

• Worked on contracts for OSD, the Central Intelligence Agency, and the Department of Energy.Primary responsibility was developing, conducting, and analyzing future warfare wargames.Directed a research project that examined the potential implications of the proliferation ofweapons of mass destruction (WMD) on the power-projection capabilities of US military forces.

• Provided analytic and research support to the Intelligence Community on a range of topics andcontributed to the development of a computerized tool for modeling and analyzing complexnetworks.

May-August 1992/May-November 1993, Intern/Action Officer, US Department of State,Washington, DC

• Worked in the Office of Weapons Proliferation on missile technology counter-proliferation.Served as a special assistant to the chairman of the interagency Missile Technology ExportControl (MTEC) group. Responsible for obtaining missile technology end-use assurances fromforeign governments, drafting US government demarches to countries of missile proliferationconcern, working with the Intelligence Community to uncover proliferation activity, coordinatinginterdiction efforts with friendly governments, and conducting diplomatic information exchangewith the partner countries of the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR).

• Contributed to the formulation of US export control policy on space launch vehicle technology.Conducted special research projects at the personal request of the Assistant Secretary of State forPolitical-Military Affairs.

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