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CPC Staff
Major General U.S. Army (Ret.) Michael S. Repass
Senior Fellow
Major General (ret.) Michael S. Repass is a senior fellow and board member of the Caspian Policy Center. He is the Chief Executive Officer for Able Global Solutions LLC which he founded in 2013 after retiring from the Army. AGS focuses on international business development to match emerging technology, proven products, and capabilities with potential clients. AGS also examines trends and environments for strategic perspectives.
He graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, NY in 1980 then served as an infantry officer in multiple junior officer assignments including company commander. He subsequently spent over 30 years as a Special Forces officer. He commanded at every level in Special Forces from captain to major general. Mike earned a Master’s Degree in Strategic Studies from the US Army War College. He commanded the Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force-Arabian Peninsula during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM during two combat tours. Mike later commanded the Army’s Special Forces Command, and twice served in Special Operations Command Europe in Stuttgart, Germany first as the Deputy Commander then as the Commanding General. He retired from military service in 2013.
Since 2013, Mike Repass has worked with several international defense companies to assess and develop markets for advanced capabilities placement. He also serves as an Adjunct Faculty member for the Joint Special Operations University and directly supported educational programs to develop strategy and policy options for multiple European and African countries.
News
Now is The Time to increase U.S. Security Engagement in The Caspian
The time has arrived for the West to make significant and enduring changes to the security and economic arrangements in the South
Land-Locked Naval Defense Diplomacy in the Caspian Sea
The Caspian Sea, a body of water disconnected from the world’s oceans, has become the center of growing economic trade and naval militarization
Opinion | Ukraine knew the Russians were coming, and was ready - The Washington Post
Russia has committed a strategic blunder and is getting punished by the Ukrainian
The Ukraine Crisis: Critical Questions on Eurasian Security
CPC Senior Fellow Major General (ret.) Michael Repass poses five critical questions on the Ukraine Crisis and the CPC research team provides context for these important questions:
Standoff at the Border: Background and U.S. Policy Options for the Tension at the Azerbaijan-Iran Border
Tension between Azerbaijan and Iran have reached new heights in recent days. Tit-for-tat military exercises along the Azerbaijan-Iranian border and inflammatory statements have characterized
Contrary to Previous Claims, Evidence Shows Iskander Missiles in the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War