Dodge Billingsley

Dodge Billingsley is a distinguished analyst, documentarian, and director, renowned for his extensive work in conflict zones and contested regions worldwide. He serves as the director of Combat Films and Research and is a fellow at the Kennedy Center for International Studies at Brigham Young University (BYU).

Billingsley has dedicated his career to documenting and analyzing conflicts across various regions, including Bosnia, Turkish Kurdistan, western China, Ghana, Brazil, Tanzania, and the India-China frontier. His work encompasses the production of numerous documentaries, reports, and books, offering in-depth insights into these areas.

• Shah I Kot: Valley Redoubt: A documentary on America’s First Conventional Battle in Afghanistan, this film delves into the complexities of the Shah I Kot valley during the conflict.
• Virgin Soldiers: Documenting his experiences while embedded with U.S. Marines during the invasion of Iraq, this film offers a raw perspective on the realities of war.
• Closing Al Asad: This documentary captures the final withdrawal of U.S. forces from Al Anbar Province in 2011, marking a significant moment in military history.

Through his unwavering commitment to documenting and understanding global conflicts, Dodge Billingsley has established himself as a vital voice in contemporary military analysis and documentary filmmaking.