Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Criss

About

Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Criss is a career US Air Force pilot and former pilot training squadron commander, having instructed a variety of mission sets in the C-21A, C-5M, KC-10A, and T-1A aircraft. In addition, he has served at US Transportation Command and Headquarters Air Mobility Command. He most recently served as the chief, senior leader management for Air Mobility Command and is a command pilot with over three thousand hours, including more than five hundred combat hours.

Criss graduated from the University of Washington with a BA in international communications and languages. He also holds an MA in international relations from Webster University, an MS in operations management from the Air Force Institute of Technology, and a master of philosophy in military strategy from the Air Force’s School of Advanced Air and Space Studies.