Eddine Dahel

Eddine Dahel serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Defense Management at the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), where he teaches Operations and Logistics. Awarded the Louis D. Liskin Award for Teaching Excellence in June 2025 by DDM students, he is recognized for fostering intellectual growth and problem-solving skills that transcend classroom boundaries.

His research centers on Operations Research and Logistics with military applications, emphasizing practical solutions for defense management. Key interests include military logistics optimization, transportation scheduling, and resource allocation in dynamic operational environments. Dr. Dahel prioritizes equipping students with lifelong learning capabilities through critical analysis of real-world defense challenges.

Scholarly work demonstrates consistent focus on applying quantitative methods to military logistics, particularly air mobility systems. Recent publications highlight trends in data-driven decision making for cargo transportation networks, reflecting evolving defense management research toward adaptive, real-time optimization.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Louis D. Liskin Award for Teaching Excellence (June 2025)

As an active advisor to NPS graduate students, Dr. Dahel praises their exceptional enthusiasm and curiosity, which directly inspires his teaching methodology. His mentorship emphasizes developing problem-definition skills and methodological rigor. While specific grant details are unmentioned, his Air Mobility Command research indicates sustained engagement in defense-focused applied projects through conference publications and professional development.