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By Jon Frerichs Jon Klug and Steve Leonard, aka Doctrine Man, join the program to discuss their new work, To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in the 21st century and Beyond. Sea Control 280 – To Boldly Go with Doctrine Man and Jon Klug Links 1. To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy and Conflict in … Continue reading Sea Control 280 – To Boldly Go with Doctrine Man and Jon Klug →

By Jon Frerichs Authors Dr. Theresa Larson (Marine) and Jon Macaskill (retired Navy SEAL) discuss their recent publication of the Mindfulness and Movement Experience Journal and their expanding business in assisting both veterans and others increase their mental and physical health. Download Sea Control 279 – Mindfulness & Movement with Dr. Theresa Larson and Jon … Continue reading Sea Control 279 – Mindfulness & Movement with Dr. Theresa Larson and Jon Macaskill →

By Anna McNiel Johannes Peters and Julian Pawlak introduce the new book authored by the Kiel Seapower Symposium’s distinguished contributors, From the North Atlantic to the South China Sea: Allied Maritime Strategy in the 21st Century. Download Sea Control 278 – From the North Atlantic to the South Pacific with Dr. Johannes Peters and Julian … Continue reading Sea Control 278 – From the North Atlantic to the South Pacific with Johannes Peters and Julian Pawlak →

By Walker Mills Dr. Hye Ryeon Jang from the University of Florida’s Department of Political Science joins the program to talk about her PhD dissertation, “Selective Escalation in the South China Sea: China’s Energy Mercantilism, Asymmetric Trade Dependence, and Militarized Maritime Disputes,” and its implications for US policy makers. Download Sea Control 277 – Chinese … Continue reading Sea Control 277 – Chinese Escalation in Maritime Disputes with Dr. Hye Ryeon Jang →

By Jared Samuelson Dr. Rohan Mukherjee joins the programs to discuss Indian strategy in the Indian Ocean Region, waning U.S. interest, the Indian Navy’s Sea Denial versus Sea Control debate, and more. Download Sea Control 276 – India’s Strategy for the Indian Ocean Region with Dr. Rohan Mukherjee Links 1. “Keeping China Out, the United … Continue reading Sea Control 276 – India’s Strategy for the Indian Ocean Region with Dr. Rohan Mukherjee →

By Jon Frerichs Authors Maj Ian Brown and Capt Ben Herbold are joined by Sebastian Bae to discuss their Marine Corps Gazette article, “Make it Stick. Institutionalizing Wargaming at EDCOM.” Download Sea Control 275 – Make it Stick: Institutionalizing Wargaming Links 1. “Make it Stick: Institutionalizing Wargaming at EDCOM,” by Maj Ian Brown and Cpt … Continue reading Sea Control 275 – Make it Stick: Institutionalizing Wargaming →

By Jared Samuelson CDR Ted Pledger joins us to discuss cyber warfare, “firing effectively first,” and his recent post on the USNI Blog, “Fire When Ready, CTN1!” Download Sea Control 274 – “Fire When Ready, CTN1!” with CDR Ted Pledger Links 1. “Fire When Ready, CTN1!,” by Commander Ted Pledger, USNI Blog, July 19, 2021. … Continue reading Sea Control 274 – “Fire When Ready, CTN1!” with CDR Ted Pledger →

By Walker Mills U.S. Naval War College Professor Dr. Milan Vego joins the program for a far-ranging conversation on maritime strategy and operations that touches on force structure, the role of doctrine, and mission command. Dr. Vego is the author of 15 books and nearly 400 articles on these topics and more. Download Sea Control … Continue reading Sea Control 273 – Naval Strategy and Operations with Dr. Milan Vego →

By Jared Samuelson Bryan Clark and Bryan McGrath join the program to explain their latest idea for changing the Navy’s force generation model, getting carrier air wings to operate as a system, required shoreside infrastructure, and more. Download Sea Control 272 – Changing the Navy’s Force Generation Model with Bryan Clark and Bryan McGrath Links … Continue reading Sea Control 272 – Changing the Navy’s Force Generation Model with Bryan Clark and Bryan McGrath →

By Jared Samuelson We have a great team at Sea Control and the bench is deep! How deep? So deep we have a Ph.D as our senior serving editor and Dr. Ed Salo is on the podcast today to discuss his thesis on the ferry’s role in South Carolina’s development. We hope you enjoy, and … Continue reading Sea Control 270 – The Ferry’s Role in South Carolina’s Development with Ed Salo →