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Paul C. Krajeski, Ph.D.

Paul C. Krajeski, Ph.D.

Military Professor
LTC, U.S. Army
Strategy & Policy
Phone:
(401) 841-3064
Fax:
(401) 841-6418
Email:
paul.krajeski@usnwc.edu

Profile

 

Paul C. Krajeski is an active duty army lieutenant colonel serving in the Strategy and Policy Department, where he has taught the department’s core courses to intermediate- and senior-level students since 2007. He is currently the department’s lead for the American Revolution case in the Strategy and War course, and he also serves as the department’s point of contact for accreditation. Paul previously taught military history at the United States Military Academy at West Point and was the Professor of Military Science at the University of Rhode Island.
 
LTC Krajeski’s previous assignment was in Kabul, where he led the advisory team working at the National Military Academy of Afghanistan, which is the primary commissioning source for the Afghan National Army. Under his direction, NMAA established a faculty support relationship with the United States Air Force Academy and activated its Department of Civil Engineering.

Paul graduated from West Point in 1985 and was commissioned infantry. His junior officer assignments were with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea and the 1st Ranger Battalion at Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia. As a major he served as a battalion operations officer and brigade executive officer in the 101st Airborne Division and was the Task Force Falcon planner in Kosovo (2001).
 
In 1998 Paul earned a Ph.D. in History from The Florida State University under the direction of Dr. Donald Horward. Paul’s studies focused on British joint operations during the period of the French Revolution and Napoleon. His graduate research culminated with the publication of In the Shadow of Nelson: The Naval Leadership of Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, 1753-1812 (2000).  

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