Bob Killebrew

		

				 
  	
		 		

			

	Colonel (USA ret) Bob Killebrew writes and consults on national defense issues as a Senior Fellow at the Center for a New American Security. His most recent writings include The Crossover of Urban Gang Warfare and Terrorism (National Strategy Forum, Fall 2008) and Terror at the Border for Armed Forces Journal, December, 2008. With Jennifer Bernal he authored the CNAS study Crime Wars; Gangs, Cartels and U.S. National Security, published in 2010. He is currently working with Matthew Irvine on U.S. – Colombian security policy.

			
		

		

	

	


  

  

  

      


  
  

    

    
  
  
      

      


  

    	  
  

                
Well, They're Not About Taking Over the Government

  

  
  

                
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Posted On March 11, 2012 07:29 PM | Comments(6)

  

  
  

                

	A few years ago Latin American specialists began warning the defense community at large that the Mexican cartels constituted an insurgency in the actual sense, though one that was strategically...


  

		  
  

                
Colombia's Gamble

  

  
  

                
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Posted On June 5, 2011 12:10 PM | Comments(1)

  

  
  

                
Colombia's Gamble
by Colonel Bob Killebrew
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While everybody is watching the dramatic events in the Middle East and the allied campaign in Afghanistan, a...


  

	  





  

    	  
  

                
War, "Like War", or Something Else?

  

  
  

                
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Posted On January 24, 2010 09:55 PM | Comments(6)

  

  
  

                
War, "Like War", or Something Else?
by Colonel Robert Killebrew
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Bob Killebrew, a Senior Fellow at the Center for a New American Security...


  

		  
  

                
Russia-Georgia: Early Take

  

  
  

                
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Posted On August 15, 2008 05:47 AM | Comments(6)

  

  
  

                
The impact of the Russian attack on Georgia is still being assessed around the world, in that slow-motion way that global events have on governments.  Getting the full picture of what's going on will...