General Scott Miller (Ret.)
Former Commander of NATO's Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces Afghanistan
General Austin "Scott" Miller, spent more than 38 years in uniform, graduating from West Point and becoming an Airborne-Ranger and Infantry officer, spearheading the TF Ranger assault force in Mogadishu during the infamous "Blackhawk Down" incident and commanding the Joint Special Operations Command. His served as commander of NATO's Resolute Support Mission and United States Forces Afghanistan. His extensive combat experience includes commanding multiple Special Operation Task Forces across the Middle East and South Asia. Miller now serves as Chairman of Prairie Fire.
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