Reagan and the Russians

Three of America’s greatest presidents were born in February -- George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Ronald Reagan.  February 6, 2011 will be the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ronald Reagan.  To begin this year of celebration and to honor his legacy our February 23 program will be:

“Reagan and the Russians: How the President Won the Cold War”

Our speaker, Tyrus W. Cobb, was the special assistant to President Reagan from 1988-1989, reporting directly to the President and his National Security Advisor.  From 1983-1988 he was the director of Soviet, Canadian & European affairs for the National Security Council.  He served as Executive Director for President Reagan’s summits with General Secretary Gorbachev in Geneva and Reykjavik.  Prior to his White House service, he was a tenured professor at West Point and also taught Soviet Politics/Military Policy at Georgetown University.  He served twenty-five years in the U. S. Army, retiring as Colonel.  Dr. Cobb holds a Ph.D. from Georgetown University, M.A. from Indiana University and a B. A. from The University of Nevada.

Please join us February 23 for this special program honoring the 40th President, presented by one of his trusted and esteemed advisors.  Register HERE.