EP. 443: Home Station C2 Will Help Win Future Wars
Leaving command-and-control forces at home will enable them to operate effectively with the least risk and lowest logistics requirements. Host Bill Hamblet talks with Marine Corps Major Michael Holdridge about his article in the April issue of Proceedings.
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EP. 442: Maneuver Warfare is More Than Rapid Movement
Maneuver warfare is a philosophy aimed squarely at the enemy’s morale, trust, and will.
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Marine Corps Major Aric Ramsey about his article in the April issue of Proceedings.
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EP. 441: The Admiral's Bookshelf
Host Bill Hamblet talks with retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, about his latest book from the Naval Institute Press: The Admiral's Bookshelf, a compilation of his top 25 books for leadership and valuable life lessons.
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EP. 440: Lincoln's Forgotten Walk
A commemoration of Abraham Lincoln and the U.S. Navy officers and sailors who walked him through Richmond in April 1865.
Host Eric Mills and Archivist Dr. Samuel Limneos from the Naval History and Heritage Command discuss his article in the April issue of Naval History magazine.
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EP. 439: Disaster at the Dardanelles
The submarine factor proved a key determinant in the outcome of the Battle of Gallipoli. Eric Mills talks with U.S. Air Force Captain Grant T. Willis about his recent article in Naval History.
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