Rate My Professor Josh Lev

Lev's career encompasses intelligence, operations, instruction, and strategic roles at tactical, operational, and strategic levels. Assignments include Foreign Integrated Air Defense System Analyst at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (2007-2010); Assistant Director of Operations, 390th Intelligence Squadron, Kadena Air Base, Japan (2010-2013); Director of Training, Squadron Officer College, Maxwell AFB, Alabama (2013-2016); Chief of Targets, 603 Air Operations Center, Ramstein Air Base, Germany (2016-2018); Instructor, Air Command and Staff College (2019-2020); and Deputy Division Chief, Headquarters Air Force Futures, the Pentagon (2021-2023). He supported Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, logging more than 1,200 flight hours as non-rated aircrew on the RC-135 Rivet Joint. Prior to Ohio University, he led a 19-person team using net analysis to identify U.S. Air Force vulnerabilities and opportunities against adversaries, informing the Chief of Staff of the Air Force on future force design. His major awards include the Meritorious Service Medal with one oak leaf cluster, Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters, Aerial Achievement Medal with one oak leaf cluster, and Air Force Achievement Medal with one oak leaf cluster. Under his command, Detachment 650 was named the Best Small Detachment in the Nation for 2025.