Bob Gavel

Bob Gavel has a strong background in the field of intelligence and analysis. Bob began their career in 1980 as an Intelligence Officer in the United States Air Force before moving on to roles such as Senior Intelligence Analyst at HQ US FORCES and Intelligence Analyst at HQ US CENTRAL COMMAND. In 1991, they joined the Defense Intelligence Agency as the Chief of the Imagery Collection Team, where they managed and created military operation strategies. From 1994 to 1995, Bob served as the Deputy Director of Intelligence at 14th Air Force, overseeing threat data and assessing foreign space systems. In 1995, they joined SAIC as a Program Manager and later became a Systems Analyst, and finally, in 2011, they joined ENSCO, Inc. as a Systems Analyst/Technical Integrator. Throughout their career, Bob has demonstrated strong analytical skills and leadership abilities.

Bob Gavel received their Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in History from Boston College in 1980. Bob then pursued further education at the Naval Postgraduate School, where they obtained a Master of Arts (MA) degree in National Security Affairs with a focus on the Middle East from 1985 to 1987. Prior to their college education, Bob Gavel attended high school, but the specific details about the duration and field of study are unknown.