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By Anna McNiel John Konrad, the CEO and founder of gCaptain, discusses rebuilding Loran-C and argues that GPS’ vulnerabilities necessitate a redundant system. Konrad also advocates for the introduction of AI into the Loran system to allow for greater accuracy and improved overall performance. Download Sea Control 428 – “Could AI-fueled Amateur Radio Rebuild Loran-C?” … Continue reading Sea Control 428 – Could AI-Fueled Amateur Radio Rebuild Loran-C? with John Konrad →

By Jared Samuelson Dr. Nizan Feldman discusses his article published in Security Studies and co-authored with Mark Shipton, entitled “Naval Power, Merchant Fleets, and the Impact of Conflict on Trade.” Dr. Nizan Feldman is an assistant professor at the Division of International Relations, School of Political Science, University of Haifa. He is also a senior … Continue reading Sea Control 427 – The Impact of Conflict on Trade with Dr. Nizan Feldman →

By Andrea Howard LT Kyle Cregge joins the podcast to discuss his March 2023 article, “Every Ship a SAG,” published by CIMSEC. LT Cregge is a surface warfare officer slated to relieve as the Operations Officer on USS Pickney. The conversation covers his vision of incorporating Large Unmanned Surface Vehicles (LUSV) into the fleet, in … Continue reading Sea Control 426 – “Every Ship a SAG” with LT Kyle Cregge →

By Jared Samuelson Dr. Sebastian Bruns joins the program to discuss his recent article for CIMSEC, “The Swedish Navy in NATO: Opportunities and Challenges.” Dr. Bruns also highlights how Sweden and Finland’s NATO bids change the strategic geography in Europe. Download Sea Control 425 – Sweden’s Navy in NATO with Dr. Sebastian Bruns Links 1. … Continue reading Sea Control 425 – Sweden’s Navy in NATO with Dr. Sebastian Bruns →

By Alexia Bouallagui Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey discusses French naval diplomacy and international naval cooperation. Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey is in charge of the French Navy’s international relations and was formerly the Commander of French forces in the Pacific. Download Sea Control 424 – French Naval Diplomacy with Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey (English Version) Alexia … Continue reading Sea Control 424 – French Naval Diplomacy with Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey (English Version) →

By Alexia Bouallagui Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey discusses French naval diplomacy and international naval cooperation. Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey is in charge of the French Navy’s international relations and was formerly the Commander of French forces in the Pacific. Download Sea Control 424 – French Naval Diplomacy with Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey (French Version) Alexia … Continue reading Sea Control 424 – French Naval Diplomacy with Rear Admiral Jean-Mathieu Rey (French Version) →

By Jared Samuelson Dr. Sidharth Kaushal joins us to discuss the first unmanned raid on Sevastopol in late 2022 and what it might portend for the future of naval warfare. Dr. Kaushal’s research at RUSI covers the impact of technology on maritime doctrine in the 21st century and the role of sea power in a … Continue reading Sea Control 423 – The First Unmanned Raid on Sevastopol with Dr. Sidharth Kaushal →

By Jared Samuelson Tuneer Mukherjee joins Sea Control to discuss artificial intelligence in naval warfare. Mukherjee highlights the speed of development versus the speed of regulation and the ability to program AI to follow current international law. Download Sea Control 422 – Artificial Intelligence in Naval Operations with Tuneer Mukherjee Links 1. “Securing the maritime … Continue reading Sea Control 422 – Artificial Intelligence in Naval Operations with Tuneer Mukherjee →

By Jared Samuelson Author Julia Jones joins us to discuss her book on British yachtsmen volunteers of World War II, Uncommon Courage – The Yachtsmen Volunteers of World War II. Julia is an English writer, editor, and classic yacht owner whose father served in the Royal Naval Volunteer Supplementary Reserve. She is a Literary Contributor … Continue reading Sea Control 421 – Uncommon Courage: Yachtsmen Volunteers of WWII with Julia Jones →

By Ed Salo Stephen DeCasien, a Ph.D. candidate at Texas A&M University studying Nautical Archaeology, discusses his team’s effort to build a naval ram based on ancient techniques. The ram DeCasien and his team produced is the first of its type built in 1,500 years. Download Sea Control 420 – Building an Ancient Naval Ram … Continue reading Sea Control 420 – Building an Ancient Naval Ram with Stephen DeCasien →