Donald Palmer
Published Author, "Chronos: Revolution" at Xulon Press- Claim this Profile
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Xulon Press
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United States
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Book and Periodical Publishing
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1 - 100 Employee
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Published Author, "Chronos: Revolution"
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Oct 2020 - Present
The Chronos Trilogy concludes with Revolution!Print version available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Xulon.E-books available at Nook, Kindle, and iBooks.
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Published Author, "Chronos Incursion"
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Oct 2020 - Dec 2020
The Chronos epic continues with Incursion!Print version available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Xulon.E-books available at Nook, Kindle, and iBooks.
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Published Author of "Chronos One"
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Jul 2018 - Sep 2020
What happens when time travelers go back too far?Print version available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Xulon.E-books available at Nook, Kindle, and iBooks.
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Liberty University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Graduate Student (Full-Time)
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Oct 2017 - Jun 2018
Graduated "With Distinction" Completed Master's Thesis: "Ideologies and Outcomes of the French & American Revolutions" Graduated "With Distinction" Completed Master's Thesis: "Ideologies and Outcomes of the French & American Revolutions"
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College of International Security Affairs
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United States
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Higher Education
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1 - 100 Employee
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Assistant Professor and Air Force Chair
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May 2014 - Oct 2017
• Mentored & guided senior U.S. and int’l officers and senior gov’t civilians (DoD, DoS, etc.) • Directed & taught political theory, strategic thought, & leadership; mentored USAF fellows • Challenged students to synthesize impact of philosophical assumptions & worldview on political outcomes, legitimacy, & threats to democracy • Mentored & guided senior U.S. and int’l officers and senior gov’t civilians (DoD, DoS, etc.) • Directed & taught political theory, strategic thought, & leadership; mentored USAF fellows • Challenged students to synthesize impact of philosophical assumptions & worldview on political outcomes, legitimacy, & threats to democracy
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Chief, Region & Culture Division
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May 2013 - May 2014
• Directed 7 civilian PhD faculty practitioners • Counseled faculty; healed rifts and overcame organizational dysfunctions • Oversaw regional/cultural education across the entire Air Force educational system • Served as Center Deputy Director; acted as Director through difficult government shutdown • Directed 7 civilian PhD faculty practitioners • Counseled faculty; healed rifts and overcame organizational dysfunctions • Oversaw regional/cultural education across the entire Air Force educational system • Served as Center Deputy Director; acted as Director through difficult government shutdown
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USAF Air Command and Staff College
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United States
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Higher Education
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100 - 200 Employee
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Academic Instructor & Advisor
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May 2011 - May 2013
• Researched & developed curriculum, led seminar discussions, & evaluated student progress • Directed college foreign language program for 454 students, 21 instructors, and 8 languages • Taught international relations, political science, warfare history, and regional/cultural studies • Researched & developed curriculum, led seminar discussions, & evaluated student progress • Directed college foreign language program for 454 students, 21 instructors, and 8 languages • Taught international relations, political science, warfare history, and regional/cultural studies
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Joint Warfighting Center
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United States
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Primary and Secondary Education
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Joint Training Observer/Trainer
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Jul 2008 - May 2011
• Frequently deployed worldwide in support of combatant command exercises • Instructed generals, admirals, and civilian equivalents in Senior Leader Education • Assessed & enabled Department of Defense personnel on wartime strategic communication • Frequently deployed worldwide in support of combatant command exercises • Instructed generals, admirals, and civilian equivalents in Senior Leader Education • Assessed & enabled Department of Defense personnel on wartime strategic communication
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Assistant Air Attaché
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Jul 2006 - Jul 2008
• Observed and reported Saudi political-military capabilities; promoted U.S. policy • Planned and executed U.S. senior leader visits; facilitated diplomatic aircraft clearances • Observed and reported Saudi political-military capabilities; promoted U.S. policy • Planned and executed U.S. senior leader visits; facilitated diplomatic aircraft clearances
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Director, Middle East Orientation Course & Contemporary Insurgent Warfare Course
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Nov 2003 - Jul 2006
• Earned 2006 Commandant’s Award as Course Director of the Year; #1 of 40 faculty • Researched and developed curricula on political-military, economic, and cultural issues • Conducted extensive platform instruction, managed guest lectures for 2000 students/year • Earned 2006 Commandant’s Award as Course Director of the Year; #1 of 40 faculty • Researched and developed curricula on political-military, economic, and cultural issues • Conducted extensive platform instruction, managed guest lectures for 2000 students/year
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Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
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United States
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Higher Education
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400 - 500 Employee
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Arabic Student & Class Leader
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Jun 2002 - Oct 2003
Studied Modern Standard Arabic Studied Modern Standard Arabic
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Naval Postgraduate School
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Masters Student
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May 2001 - Jun 2002
M.A. in National Security Affairs--Middle East M.A. in National Security Affairs--Middle East
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United States Air Force
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United States
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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9 Years of Information Technology Management
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May 1992 - May 2001
• Led 54-member flight with 8 work centers serving 8,000 customers base-wide and deployed • Directed maintenance of base radio, cellphone, and air traffic control and landing systems • Provided base-wide computer network engineering, operations, maintenance, and help desk • Integrated and resolved technical and programmatic issues and software requirements • Led 54-member flight with 8 work centers serving 8,000 customers base-wide and deployed • Directed maintenance of base radio, cellphone, and air traffic control and landing systems • Provided base-wide computer network engineering, operations, maintenance, and help desk • Integrated and resolved technical and programmatic issues and software requirements
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Education
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Liberty University
Master of Arts - MA, International/Global Studies -
Naval Postgraduate School
Master of Arts - MA, National Security Affairs--Middle East -
Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center
Associate of Arts - AA, Arabic Language and Literature -
University of Missouri-Columbia
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science