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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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June 17, 2025
Effective Intelligence Sharing Between Government Agencies
In an era defined by complex security challenges, from terrorism and cyberattacks to transnational crime and public health emergencies, effective intelligence sharing between government agencies is essential. The ability of agencies to collaborate, share relevant information promptly, and act on shared intelligence can significantly enhance national security and public safety. However, achieving seamless intelligence sharing […]
May 31, 2025
Mobile Device Security Tips Everyone Should Implement Now
Mobile devices have become essential for daily life. We use them for communication, banking, shopping, and much more. Because of this, these devices hold a vast amount of personal and sensitive information. Protecting this data is critical to avoid identity theft, fraud, and privacy breaches. While many people understand the importance of securing their computers, […]
May 27, 2025
Empowering Your Workforce: Comprehensive Training to Recognize Social Engineering Attacks
Social engineering attacks target the most vulnerable point in security — people. These attacks manipulate employees to bypass technical defenses. Attackers rely on psychology rather than hacking skills. For organizations, training staff to recognize social engineering attacks is vital. Without this knowledge, even the best cybersecurity tools can fail. This article explores how businesses can […]
May 20, 2025
Bridging Theory and Practice in National Security Education
National security education is crucial in preparing professionals to face evolving global threats. However, the gap between academic theory and practical application persists. Bridging this gap equips future security experts with critical knowledge and real-world skills. This article explores strategies and benefits of integrating theory and practice in national security education. The Significance of Theoretical […]
