Steve Miska
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Steve Miska

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Steve Miska served as an officer in the United States Army for 25 years before retiring in
2015. From 2011 to 2012, Steve served in the White House as Director for Iraq on the National
Security Council. During his second of three combat tours in Iraq, Steve led a team that
established an underground railroad from Baghdad to Amman to the United States for dozens of
foreign military interpreters who supported U.S. troops in country. Since then, he has written
extensively about the need to protect soft networks, and has acted as an advisor to several
non-profits that aim to support and protect foreign military interpreters, including No One Left
Behind and the International Refugee Assistance Project. He is the Founder & CEO of Servant
Leader Citizen (SLC) Consulting, which exists to educate others about national security and
counterterrorism issues in an increasingly global environment, and executive director of the
non-profit First Amendment Voice, a nonpartisan effort to reinvigorate civic awareness about
First Amendment issues. Steve is a graduate of the United States Military Academy, Cornell University, and the National Defense University. He and Amy have two grown children.
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