Dan Green

Professional Background

Dan Green is a Navy Reserve officer and former Defense Department appointee. His campaign biography describes military tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, a civilian State Department assignment in Afghanistan, and appointment in 2019 as deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force development. He grew up in Indian River County and studied political science and international relations.

Experience

• Deputy assistant secretary of defense for strategy and force development, appointed in 2019
• U.S. Navy and Navy Reserve service
• Civilian State Department assignment in Afghanistan
• Military deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan

Education

• American University, Florida State University and George Washington University: study in political science and international relations; specific degrees not identified by the cited campaign page

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Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2026-04-01 – 2026-09-30.

Reported Receipts

$2,187,321.82

Cash on Hand

$516,285.94

Reported Disbursements

$1,671,485.88

Loans

$1,840,000.00

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