Asha Castleberry-Hernandez

National Security/Foreign Policy Expert, Founder of NatSec 2050 Project, Army Veteran, Global Leader: Author of Book, Why National Security Matters

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Asha Castleberry-Hernandez

Asha Castleberry-Hernandez

@ashacastleberryhernandez

National Security/Foreign Policy Expert (Grand Strategist), Founder of NatSec 2050 Project, Army Veteran, Global Leader: Author of Book, Why National Security Matters

Asha Castleberry-Hernandez

The Senate passed the war powers resolution. The Senate must have read my recent Substack post on how to move forward regarding the Iran War. We need more congressional intervention. Here is how:

The Iran Deal: The 14 Point Plan & The Future of Regional Security

I am proud to endorse Cait Conley for NY-17!

As an Army veteran and national security expert, Cait understands the challenges facing our nation and our communities. From affordability concerns at home to conflicts abroad, she has the experience, leadership, and judgment needed to address today’s most pressing issues.

In my latest analysis, I examine the strategic implications of the proposed framework, the potential risks associated with sanctions relief, and the legislative tools available to Congress to shape implementation and protect American interests.

#Iran

I love firefighting training. It reminds me of Army chemical/CBRNE training. You have to wear a lot of equipment, which requires both physical endurance and mental discipline.

#Firefighting #CBRNE #ArmyTraining #MilitaryTraining #Veteran #Leadership #EmergencyResponse #FirstResponders #ArmyVeteran

I recommended national economic literacy programs with a mandate to engage in fintech. This was mentioned in my article published with The Diplomatic Courier, FOR AN INCLUSIVE FUTURE OF FINTECH, BOOST FINANCIAL LITERACY NOW….

Until 2021, women couldn’t serve in Kuwait’s military. This month, Kuwait commissioned its first female Army officers.

The story isn’t just about access. It’s about leadership.

Free and fair elections, an independent judiciary, a free press, and allegiance to the Constitution are not optional traditions but the architecture of a free society.

The CFR article also recommends that we need more states to pass legislation on encouraging economic literacy and personal financial management. My book, Why National Security Matters, recommended mandate economic/financial literacy programs. The State of South Carolina promoted this legislation. amazon.com/National-Sec…

The U.S. must double down on investing in the American workforce by developing skill sets that extend beyond artificial intelligence and the tech.