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James Feldkamp
was a US Naval Flight Officer
About Me
Early Life and Military Service
James L. Feldkamp, born in Roseburg, Oregon, is a retired Commander in the U.S. Navy. He attended Oregon State University, where he earned a BS in Business. Following his graduation, Feldkamp embarked on a distinguished military career as a U.S. Naval Flight Officer. He served as a Counter-Measures Officer and Navigator for the EA-6B, the Navy's electronic attack aircraft, flying off the USS Midway during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm in 1991.
FBI Career and Political Aspirations
After transitioning to the U.S. Naval Reserves, Feldkamp joined the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) as a Special Agent in Norfolk, Virginia. He was a founding member of the Tidewater Joint Terrorism Task Force and one of three pilots in the Norfolk office tasked with aerial physical surveillance of suspects in criminal and terrorist cases. In 2004, Feldkamp resigned from the FBI to run for Oregon's District 4 Congressional seat as the Republican nominee during both the 2004 and 2006 election cycles.
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August 26, 2025
Strategic Frameworks for Enhanced Threat Assessment Accuracy
Modern security environments demand more than intuition and quick decision-making. Threats evolve rapidly, and organizations must consistently adapt to keep pace. Analysts cannot rely on fragmented observations or outdated methods, since these approaches often lead to oversights that compromise accuracy. Instead, structured analytical frameworks create pathways for systematically evaluating information, refining judgments, and producing more […]
August 21, 2025
Moving From Data Collection to Actionable Intelligence Insights
In the modern information age, organizations and governments face a paradox. They have access to more data collection than ever before, yet the abundance of information does not automatically translate into better decision-making. The challenge lies in transforming vast amounts of raw data into actionable intelligence insights that guide policy, strategy, and operations. This process […]
August 14, 2025
Digital Pathways: Understanding Radicalization Patterns in Online Spaces
The rise of digital environments has transformed the way people communicate, access information, and form communities. While these platforms offer numerous benefits, they also present unique risks, including the potential for radicalization. Radicalization in digital spaces involves individuals being influenced by extremist ideologies through online interactions, propaganda, or social networks. Understanding these patterns is critical […]
August 4, 2025
Empowering Employees to Detect Social Engineering Threats in the Workplace
In today’s increasingly digitized work environment, cybercriminals often rely on the weakest link in an organization’s security framework—its employees. Social engineering attacks exploit human psychology rather than technological vulnerabilities. These manipulative tactics are not only cunning but also alarmingly effective, making it crucial for organizations to prepare their workforce to recognize and deflect such threats. […]
