 | Walter A. McDougall Chair University of Pennsylvania | ||||
 | Paul Bracken Yale University | ||||
 | Michael S. Doran Hudson Institute | ||||
 | Thomas V. Draude Marine Corps University Foundation | ||||
 | Charles J. Dunlap, Jr. Duke University | ||||
 | David Eisenhower University of Pennsylvania | ||||
 | Adam Garfinkle The American Interest | ||||
 | Paul H. Herbert First Division Museum at Cantigny | ||||
 | Frank G. Hoffman National Defense University | ||||
 | Robert D. Kaplan Center for a New American Security | ||||
 | Robert C. McFarlane McFarlane Associates | ||||
 | John A. Nagl Haverford School | ||||
 | Denise Natali National Defense University | ||||
 | Nimrod Novik Economic Cooperation Foundation | ||||
 | Kori Schake Hoover Institution US Military Academy | ||||
 | Kiron Skinner Carnegie Mellon University | ||||
 | Hon. Shirin Tahir-Kheli Johns Hopkins University SAIS | ||||
 | Hon. Robert B. Zoellick | ||||
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