Anacapa School Students Attend Steve Bucci Talk on National Security, Possibility of World War
November 22, 2015
With recent world events, the question of national security is on almost everyone’s mind. This includes the students at Anacapa School in Santa Barbara and was an impetus behind student and faculty attendance at a powerful Channel City Club talk.
The talk, given by Steve Bucci Ph.D. on Nov. 17 at The Fess Parker, was titled, “Threats, the Strategic Environment and U.S. Capabilities.” Bucci, director of the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign and National Security Policy at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, served as deputy assistant director of Homeland Defense and is a former Green Beret colonel, who served on multiple international deployments.
With the recent ISIS attacks on a Russian airliner, suicide bombings in Beirut, and the attacks on Paris, Anacapa students were curious to understand more about the current threats to U.S. security.