Episodes: 235
Frequency: Biweekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Male
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John Amble - John Amble hosts discussions with military leaders, scholars, and other experts on modern military conflict for the Modern War Institute at West Point.
Rachel Rizzo - Nato’s Ankara Summit, Alliance Cohesion, Defense Spending, And Military Capabilities.
Ron Ti - Combat Logistics, Contested Supply Systems, And Resilience In Large-scale Combat.
Keith Carter - The Future Of The All-volunteer Force, Military Recruiting, Civil-military Relations, And Conscription.
Jaron Wharton - The Future Of The All-volunteer Force, Military Recruiting, Civil-military Relations, And Conscription.
How Commanders Win Wars
August 05, 2026
How did George Washington overcome virtually every material disadvantage to defeat the British during the Revolutionary War? How did Ulysses S. Grant turn the tides of the Civil War in the Union’s favor in the crucial year of 1864? How did Dwight Eisenhower manage the overwhelming personal burden of leading the Allied invasion of Europe? The answers to these questions share remarkable continuities, and together they offer a picture into the requirements of successful supreme command at war—an...
NATO's Ankara Summit
July 10, 2026
NATO just wrapped up its 2026 summit in Ankara, Turkey. Over two days of meetings and other events, the leaders of the alliance's thirty-two member states discussed a range of issues and challenges facing the alliance. But what did we actually learn from the summit? In a period that has been marked by intra-alliance friction, were there signs of closing fissures or do divisions remain? And were there indicators of how much progress members have made toward meeting their defense spending commi...
Logistics, Landpower, and Large-Scale Combat
June 24, 2026
For years of military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, US Army forces, along with their joint and coalition counterparts, benefits from a logistics enterprise that ensured every supply need was met. That enterprise—extending from installations at home, through sea and air lines, and all the way to small units in contact—operated largely without disruption by enemy forces. A major war with a peer adversary, however, will present a very different scenario, in which logistics activities will ...
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