STS | Meet Major Greg Scott, US Marine Corp

An Interview with Major Gregory M. Scott of the US Marine Corp by Pranav Guntupalli

Interview Summary: In the first episode of the “Meet the NDISC fellows” series, Pranav Guntupalli speaks to the NDISC War College fellow, Major Gregory Scott, about his military service. They discuss his time in Okinawa (Japan) and in South America with the Embassy Security group, and Maj. Scott shares the insights he gained from his time being stationed in different countries around the world.

Biography: Major Gregory M. Scott has served as a Fire Support Officer in Okinawa, Japan, Darwin, Australia, Thailand, Crow Valley, Philippines, and Korea. He has served with the Department of State in the Marine Corps Embassy Security Group covering South America. He attended Expeditionary Warfare School in Quantico, Virginia. His last fleet tour he was stationed in San Diego California serving as a Battery Commander of a HIMARS unit in the 1st Marine Division. He has Scott deployed to Djibouti and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Major Scott participated in operation ALLIES REFUGE in Kabul Afghanistan, conducting the largest non-combatant evacuation in United States history. Currently, he is a Fellow with Notre Dame University under the Marine Corps Commandant Fellowships from Marine Corps University to the Notre Dame International Security Center.

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