Lt. Col. Endre Miszori

Training Officer, SPACE Education Training Exercises Evaluation Combined Force Space Component Command (NATO Space Operations Center)

Lieutenant Colonel Endre MISZORI is a defense and space policy expert with extensive military NATO, EU and national intelligence background with special focus on Space Based Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (SBISR). Currently, he serves as an active-duty military officer at NATO Combined Force Space Component Command in Ramstein Germany.

Previously completed a NATO-tour at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) as principal advisor of NATO Advisory Committee on GEOINT and IMINT (NACGI) where he fostered\assisted the Alliance Persistence Surveillance from Space (APSS) project and other multinational initiatives. During the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, he served 4 years in the USA at US Central Command, Coalition Intelligence Division as Chairman of the Coalition Analytic Center. Completed additional 2 years at NATO Intelligence Fusion Center (NIFC) as director of Resolute Support Reach-back Analytic Center (RS RAC.

Further deepening his expertise, he also completed four years at the Operations Division of European Union Satellite Center and gained additional operational practical SBISR\IMINT\GEOINT experiences in operations like Multinational Forces and Observers (MFO-Sinai), ISAF, NATO RS during his career.

Lt Col Miszori holds a Master’s in Space Law and Policy from Ludovika University of Public Service (UNISPACE) and Zrínyi Miklós National Defense University. Lt Col Miszori is AZAALw (Ausbildungszentrum Abbildende Aufklärung der Luftwaffe) certified as an EO-/SAR/FMV Image Analyst. Leveraging his subject matter expertise, credentials, and extensive active-duty background, Lt Col Miszori is contributing to shaping the next generation of space talent by being a guest lecturer at Óbuda University and Ludovika University. He is active in publications and research domain, continuously contributing to articles and studies on the field of Space, IMINT and GEOINT.