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Start / Stat och kommun / The Proceedings Podcast
The Proceedings Podcast
The Naval Institute is a private, not-for-profit educational institution whose mission is to provide an independent forum for those who dare to read, think, speak, and write to advance the professiona...
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Om podden
The Naval Institute is a private, not-for-profit educational institution whose mission is to provide an independent forum for those who dare to read, think, speak, and write to advance the professional, literary, and scientific understanding of sea power and other issues critical to global security.
Every week on the Proceedings Podcast, the Naval Institute’s Director of Outreach, Ward Carroll, and the Editor-in-Chief of Proceedings, Bill Hamblet, talk about what’s happening in the Sea Services, latest news from USNI News, stories in Proceedings and Naval History magazines, and interview Naval Institute authors. Deputy Editor Bill Bray joins the cast from time to time as well.
The podcast The Proceedings Podcast is created by U.S. Naval Institute. The podcast and the artwork on this page are embedded on this page using the public podcast feed (RSS).
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EP. 419: Diverging Views, One Destination
25 oktober 2024 |
28 min
The first two Marine aviators had uniquely different careers that embodied the two central characteristics of Marine Corps aviation. Retired Marine Corps Major Fred H. Allison shares their story with host Eric Mills.
EP. 420: Essential Films for Shipyard Leadership
25 oktober 2024 |
45 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Navy Captain Joel Holwitt about the films that taught him important leadership lessons that can be applied in the shipyard.
EP 418: The War for Ukraine, A Conversation with Mick Ryan
15 oktober 2024 |
31 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with author Mick Ryan about his latest book on the war between Russia and Ukraine (Naval Institute Press, 2024).
EP. 417: Jim Holmes on the Navy's New NavPlan
2 oktober 2024 |
27 min
James Holmes, former U.S. Navy surface warfare officer and J. C. Wylie Chair of Maritime Strategy at the Naval War College, talks with Bill Hamblet about the CNO's newly released NavPlan.
EP. 416: No One Should Think the War Will Be Short
18 september 2024 |
37 min
Convincing China that a war for Taiwan will certainly become protracted would be a strong deterrent.
EP. 415: Battle of Leyte Gulf - A Conversation with Drachinifel
18 september 2024 |
37 min
British naval historian Drachinifel speaks with Proceedings Editor-in-Chief Bill Hamblet about the Battle of Leyte Gulf going into the 80th anniversary of the momentous battle.
EP. 414: September Review
9 september 2024 |
38 min
Podcast host and Proceedings Editor-in-Chief Bill Hamblet and Deputy Editor Bill Bray discuss highlights from the September issue.
EP. 413: Navy F-35C Update from Lockheed Martin
4 september 2024 |
23 min
Jim Gigliotti, retired Navy captain and F-35C Program Manager from Lockheed Martin talks with Proceedings Editor-in-Chief Bill Hamblet about the F-35C Lightning II.
EP. 412: Commander, Naval Air Forces, talks carriers, FA-18, F-35, unmanned, and readiness.
4 september 2024 |
19 min
Vice Admiral Dan Cheever talks to host Bill Hamblet about the demand for aircraft carriers, aircraft readiness, safety, sailors, and modernization.
EP. 411: Tailhook Leaders Discuss #Hook24, TOPGUN, and Naval Aviation Training
4 september 2024 |
14 min
Navy FA-18 Pilots CDR Kristen Findlay and LT Mark Jbeily talk about this year’s Tailhook Symposium, TOPGUN training, and changes to carrier qualification.
EP. 410: CDR, Naval Air Training talks about the Flight School Factory
29 augusti 2024 |
20 min
The head of Naval Air Training discusses changes underway to undergraduate pilot training in the Navy.
EP. 409: Mysteries of the K-129
28 augusti 2024 |
47 min
The disappearance of a Soviet submarine in the Pacific—and the CIA’s clandestine effort to retrieve the wreck—remains one of the most intriguing chapters in the story of the Cold War. Host Eric Mills gets an inside account from Navy Reserve Captain Jack G. Newman, a former submarine officer who was there.
EP. 408: The Evacuation of Sicily in WWII
22 augusti 2024 |
52 min
Host Eric Mills and Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Brian Kerg discuss Operation Lehrgang: the Axis evacuation of German and Italian forces from Sicily in August 1943, following the Allied invasion known as Operation Husky.
EP. 407: The Navy's Shipbuilding Dilemma
8 augusti 2024 |
37 min
Bill Hamblet and Brian O'Rourke discuss current issues the Navy faces in expanding the fleet, and encourage readers to join the discussion by writing for Proceedings.
EP. 406: Everybody Fights: A Conversation with SMMC Carlos A. Ruiz
23 juli 2024 |
40 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Carlos A. Ruiz about recruiting, retention, and the Marine Corps warfighting culture.
EP: 405: The Soft Cyber Underbelly of the U.S. Military
15 juli 2024 |
32 min
Lessons from the Israel-Hamas conflict reveal you are more vulnerable to cyber threats than you know.
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Marine Corps Major W. Stone Holden, about his prize-winning essay for the Information Warfare Essay Contest, sponsored by Booz Allen.
EP. 404: Seizing Saipan
12 juli 2024 |
29 min
Host Eric Mills and Chris Hemler discuss the Battle of Saipan as a turning point in the Pacific Theater.
EP. 403: July Issue Review
9 juli 2024 |
42 min
Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke discuss highlights from the July issue.
EP. 402: AI's Role in Future Conflicts
8 juli 2024 |
35 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with retired Navy Captain Sam Tangredi, Leidos Chair of Future Warfare Studies at the Naval War College, about the impact of AI on future conflicts.
EP. 401: Lessons in Leadership
5 juli 2024 |
40 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with two of the winners of the 2023 Leadership Essay Contest—Coast Guard Lieutenant Matthew J. Nagle and Lieutenant Commander Drew Stafford.
EP. 400: The Melting Point: An Interview with Former CENTCOM Commander General McKenzie, USMC
14 juni 2024 |
49 min
Host Bill Hamblet interviews former CENTCOM Commander General Frank McKenzie Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (Retired), about his latest book from the Naval Institute Press.
For more information on "The Melting Point: High Command and War in the 21st Century," visit: www.usni.org/press/books/melting-point
EP. 399: June Review
12 juni 2024 |
50 min
Bill Hamblet and Brian O'Rourke discuss highlights from the June issue of Proceedings.
EP. 398: Operation Neptune: Liberating Europe
7 juni 2024 |
37 min
Host Eric Mills and author Ed Offley discuss Operation Neptune, the most epic undertaking in the annals of amphibious warfare that unleashed a tidal wave of manpower onto France’s shores that marked the beginning of the end for the Third Reich.
EP. 397: Another Historic Year for the PLA Navy
3 juni 2024 |
45 min
Retired Navy Captain Jim Fanell—noted expert on the Chinese Navy, former Director of Intelligence for the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and frequent Proceedings contributor—provides an update on the PLA Navy and their operations.
EP. 396: May Issue Review
3 juni 2024 |
41 min
Bill Hamblet and Brian O'Rourke review highlights from the May issue, and preview the June issue of Proceedings.
Ep. 395: America's First Carrier
3 juni 2024 |
35 min
Host Eric Mills talks with author David Winkler about his new book on the U.S. Navy's first aircraft carrier the USS Langley.
EP. 394: Solve Amphibious Shipping Shortfall with ESDs and ESBs
6 maj 2024 |
41 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Retired Marine Corps Major Carl Forsling about developing a more capable and versatile fleet with ESDs and ESBs.
EP. 393: Survival, Evasion, Resistance & Escape: Lt. Charles Klusmann's Story
6 maj 2024 |
41 min
Lieutenant Charles Klusmann was shot down over Laos sixty years ago. After escaping from his POW camp, he endured a grueling trek through the jungles to freedom. Author Ed Marolda shares his story.
EP. 392: Maintaining Maritime Security: An Interview with VADM Peter Gautier
1 maj 2024 |
42 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Vice Admiral Peter Gautier about the Key Bridge incident, the Maritime Transportation System (MTS), and managing the complex global mission set of the Coast Guard.
EP 391: A Conversation with Royal Canadian Navy Commander VADM Topshee
17 april 2024 |
34 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Vice Admiral Angus Topshee, Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy, about the future of the fleet and global operations.
EP. 390: George Galdorisi on How to Excel at Writing
12 april 2024 |
30 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Retired Navy Captain George Galdorisi about his writing career, his latest book, and tips for aspiring writers.
EP. 389: Littoral Combat Ships: How the Navy is Employing Them
12 april 2024 |
43 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Rear Admiral Ted LeClair, Deputy Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, and Director, Task Force Littoral Combat Ship; Captain Marc Crawford, Commander, LCS Squadron One; and Captain Mark Haney, Commander, LCS Squadron Two, about the current LCS program and plans for the future.
EP. 388: USNI News Update
12 april 2024 |
29 min
Sam LaGrone and Bill Hamblet discuss the latest news from the Sea Services, and the new member-exclusive news offering from USNI News.
EP. 387: From Yeomanettes to Fighter Jets
28 mars 2024 |
50 min
Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills interviews Retired Navy Commander Randy Goguen on her book, "From Yeomanettes to Fighter Jets: A Century of Women in the U.S. Navy," from the Naval Institute Press.
EP. 386: The Neptune Factor
22 mars 2024 |
44 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Author Nicholas Lambert about his latest book, "The Neptune Factor: Alfred Thayer Mahan and the Concept of Sea Power."
EP. 385: When Deterrence Fails Warfighting Becomes Supreme
21 mars 2024 |
35 min
U.S. Marine Corps Major Ryan Ratcliffe joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss the prize-winning essay he co-wrote with Douglas Bryant for the CNO Naval History Essay Contest—Rising Historian category.
EP. 384: USS Monitor: A New Look at an Old Icon
21 mars 2024 |
38 min
The world is well familiar with the iconic design of the ironclad USS Monitor—but compelling evidence suggests that the images of her in battle are not correct. Author Francis DuCoin discusses his research with host Eric Mills.
EP. 383: You Need the Army to Upgun Sea Power in the IndoPacific
1 mars 2024 |
42 min
Bill Hamblet talks with General Charles Flynn and Lieutenant Colonel Tim Devine about the skills the Army can bring to the fight.
EP. 382: Battle of Flamborough Head: Forgotten Stories
1 mars 2024 |
50 min
Author and archaeologist Trevor Brigham talks with Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills about two forgotten accounts of the Battle of Flamborough Head.
EP. 381: USVs Don't Comply with Collision Regulations
15 februari 2024 |
30 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Coast Guard Lieutenant (junior grade) Brennan Suffern about unmanned surface vessels and his recent article in the February issue of Proceedings.
EP. 380: Double-Edged Sword
12 februari 2024 |
47 min
Author Andrew Blackley talks to Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills about his prize-winning essay for the CNO Naval History Contest.
EP. 379: Navy Reservists in the Pacific
8 februari 2024 |
35 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Captain KC Chhipwadia and Commander Alison Maruca from U.S. Naval Forces Japan about Reserve operations, manning, and warfighting readiness in the Pacific.
EP. 378: Interview with the SWO Boss
7 februari 2024 |
28 min
VADM Brendan McLane, Commander, Naval Surface Forces talks readiness, manning, Red Sea operations, and directed energy weapons with host Bill Hamblet.
EP. 377: Tighten the Belt & Cut the Roads
6 februari 2024 |
40 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Captain Tom Clarity about his recent contribution to Phase III of the American Seapower Project.
EP. 376: Wartime Command & Control
26 januari 2024 |
54 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Retired Admiral Scott Swift, former commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, about his recent contribution to Phase III of the American Sea Power Project.
EP. 375: Refit Surface Ship Repair Culture
10 januari 2024 |
41 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Navy Captain Holman Agard about the need for an organized, motivated, and accountable repair community.
EP. 374: It's All About Sea Control
29 december 2023 |
42 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Navy Commander Anthony LaVopa about the article he recently co-authored for Phase III of the American Sea Power Project.
EP. 373: Duel in the Deep
29 december 2023 |
32 min
Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills interviews author David Sears on his new book "Duel in the Deep: The Hunters, The Hunted, and a High Seas Fight to the Finish," from the Naval Institute Press.
EP. 372: Questioning the Carrier—Opportunities for Fleet Design in the U.S. Navy
15 december 2023 |
35 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Naval Officer and frequent Proceedings contributor Jeff Vandenengel about his new book, "Questioning the Carrier: Opportunities in Fleet Design for the U.S. Navy" from the Naval Institute Press.
EP. 371: Delivering Destruction—Interviewing Author Chris K. Hemler
14 december 2023 |
28 min
Eric Mills interviews Christ K. Hemler on his book "Delivering Destruction: American Firepower and Amphibious Assault from Tarawa to Iwo Jima" from the Naval Institute Press.
EP. 370: Entering Phase III of the American Sea Power Project
5 december 2023 |
42 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Retired Navy Commander Paul Giarra and Retired Navy Captain Gerard Roncolato about the final phase of the American Sea Power Project.
EP. 369: An Interview with David Poyer
1 december 2023 |
38 min
Host Bill Hamblet interviews author David Poyer about his latest book "The Academy" from the Dan Lenson series.
This content is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For more information, visit: https://www.usni.org/join/
EP. 368: Maneuver Warfare Is Just Operational Art
30 november 2023 |
49 min
Bill Hamblet talks to Marine Corps Major Christopher Denzel about his article in the November issue of Proceedings.
EP. 367: Logistics 2030: Foraging Is Not Going to Cut It
21 november 2023 |
33 min
Bill Hamblet talks with Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Brian Donlon about his prize-winning essay for the Marine Corps Essay Contest, featured in the November issue of Proceedings.
EP. 366: Deploy with Dogs
20 november 2023 |
44 min
Bill Hamblet talks with retired Navy Captain John P. Cordle and retired Commander Bob Alpigini about their experiences deploying with dogs on their crew and how dogs can improve crew morale.
EP. 365: Cohesion Is a Warfighting Advantage
9 november 2023 |
45 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Navy ensigns Nicholas J. Romanow and Madison Sargeant about their prize-winning essay from the June issue of Proceedings.
EP. 364—Fortunate Victory: Operation Urgent Fury
8 november 2023 |
33 min
Eric Mills talks with Ed Offley about his article on the invasion of Grenada and the legend of a payphone call for air support.
EP. 363: Counterinsurgency to the Shores of Tripoli
8 november 2023 |
47 min
"Countering maritime insurgencies in the gray zone is not a new mission—indeed it was the U.S. Navy’s founding mission."
Bill Hamblet talks with Captain B. J. Armstrong, U.S. Navy, about his feature article for the Maritime COIN project, from the October 2023 issue of Proceedings.
EP. 362: Different But Equal
23 oktober 2023 |
43 min
Lieutenant Commanders Andrea Howard and Emma McCarthy, U.S. Navy, discuss deckplate culture as two of the first females in the submarine community.
EP. 361: Explosive Ordnance Disposal: A Small Navy Community Punching Above Its Weight
23 oktober 2023 |
32 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with LCDR 'Mikey' Golankiewicz about service in the EOD community, and her experience in the Chinese spy balloon recovery mission.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 360: Fifteen Founders
11 oktober 2023 |
39 min
Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills talks with Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Cutler, U.S. Navy (Retired) about the 150th Anniversary of the Naval Institute, and the influential founding members who started the organization.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 359: Air Denial Lessons from Ukraine
10 oktober 2023 |
36 min
Marine Corps Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Herbert Bowsher discusses his recent article on air denial: why it’s important and why the Marine Corps needs the capability to impose it.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 358: Major General Martin on the Importance of Mental Health Advocacy
10 oktober 2023 |
36 min
Major General Gregg F. Martin offers a candid account of his personal journey with undiagnosed mental illness and offers suggestions on what can be done within and outside the armed forces to treat mental illness.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 357: Redesign the SWO Junior Officer Pipeline
15 september 2023 |
30 min
Revamping the JO training pipeline could increase surface warfare officer retention and expertise.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 356: Management Makes Warfighting Possible
15 september 2023 |
37 min
Host Bill Hamblet and U.S. Navy Commander DeVere Crooks discuss the importance of maintaining the readiness of a globally mobile warfighting team.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 355: Honda Point Remembered
11 september 2023 |
44 min
One night. Seven destroyers wrecked. An unprecedented peacetime loss for the Navy: a look back at the Honda Point 100 years later.
Co-authored by Former Secretary of the Navy Kenneth Braithwaite, and former naval officer Charles Robbins, this piece is featured in the latest issue of Naval History Magazine. To read the article, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2023/october/honda-point-remembered
This month's episodes of the Proceedings Podcast are sponsored by Textron Systems: https://bit.ly/3PwKBYb
Proceedings Podcast EP. 354: Tailhook '23 Day 3—RADM Doug Verissimo, U.S. Navy
6 september 2023 |
12 min
Former Blue Angel, aircraft carrier commanding officer, and now Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic, talks about opportunities and challenges in the Navy.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 353: Tailhook '23 Day 2—Conversation with the Air Boss
6 september 2023 |
19 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Vice Admiral Ken Whitesell, Commander, Naval Air Forces, (aka "Air Boss") about naval aviation readiness and pilot production.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 352: Tailhook '23 Day 1 with CDR "Dragon" Findlay
5 september 2023 |
15 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks to Commander Kristen "Dragon" Findlay, US Navy, Commanding Officer VFA-122 and President of the Tailhook Association.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 351: USCG Pacific Area Commander on Maritime Governance
5 september 2023 |
43 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with U.S. Coast Guard Pacific Area Commander VADM Andy Tiongson about Indo-Pacific strategy, maritime governance, and the IUU Fishing Center of Excellence.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 350: The Elephant in the Engine Room
25 augusti 2023 |
38 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Coast Guard Commander Kelsey Barrion about her prize-winning essay in the August issue of Proceedings
Proceedings Podcast EP. 349: The Seige of Wonsan
17 augusti 2023 |
34 min
The epic naval blockade lasted 861 days and brought sea power to bear on events on the ground during the Korean War. Host Eric Mills talks with author Ed Marolda about his article in the August issue of Naval History Magazine.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 348: The Navy Needs Tactical Nuclear Weapons . . . Again
7 augusti 2023 |
39 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Retired Navy Commander Paul S. Giarra about his recent article for the American Sea Power Project.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 347: Naval History Interviews Commanding Officer of the USS Constitution
7 augusti 2023 |
19 min
Naval History magazine Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills interviews the commanding officer of the historic U.S. Navy frigate Constitution from her cabin on board the ship at the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 346: Marine General Eric Smith on Manpower, Training, and Education
10 juli 2023 |
25 min
General Eric Smith, USMC, the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps, talks with Proceedings Editor-in-Chief Bill Hamblet about manpower, training, education at Modern Day Marine.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 345: LtGen Chris Mahoney, USMC, talks about Marine Corps Priorities
10 juli 2023 |
16 min
Lieutenant General Chris Mahoney, USMC, Deputy Commandant for Programs and Resources, talks to Bill Hamblet about Force Design 2030 and the Marine Corps' modernization priorities.
The Proceedings Podcast is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For more information, go to usni.org/join.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 344: Marine Corps Long-Range Lethality and Force Design 2030
10 juli 2023 |
27 min
LtCol Scott Cuomo, US Marine Corps infantry officer, talks about the development of Force Design 2030 and ongoing changes in the Marine Corps that are making Marines more lethal at longer range for the peer fight.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 343: July Review
10 juli 2023 |
36 min
Bill Hamblet and Bill Bray discuss highlights from the July issue of Proceedings.
This episode of the Proceedings Podcast is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For more information visit: www.usni.org/join
Proceedings Podcast EP. 342: Building a Cyber-Ready Navy
29 juni 2023 |
41 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Christopher Cleary, Principal Cyber Advisor to the Department of the Navy, about cyber readiness, recruiting talent, and retention.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 341: Battle of the Atlantic
22 juni 2023 |
34 min
Host Eric Mills talks with author and historian Ed Offley about two articles he's written on the Battle of the Atlantic in WWII, for the latest issue of Naval History Magazine.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 340: Allies & Partners
14 juni 2023 |
44 min
Bill Hamblet and Denis Clift reflect on 150 years of Proceedings coverage of allied support in naval battles.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 339: June Issue Review
8 juni 2023 |
44 min
Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke review highlights from the June issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 338: Brent Sadler on 21st Century Naval Power
6 juni 2023 |
44 min
Retired Navy Captain Brent Sadler discusses his latest book, "U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century" and his vision for competing with Russia and China.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 337: George Dewey: A New Force at Sea
6 juni 2023 |
36 min
Author David A. Smith reviews the life of Commodore George Dewey and his victory at the Battle of Manila Bay during the Spanish American War.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 336: China—Growing and Going to Sea
18 maj 2023 |
53 min
Captain Jim Fanell, U.S. Navy (Ret.)—noted expert on the Chinese Navy, former Director of Intelligence for the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and frequent Proceedings contributor—provides an update on the Chinese Navy, its operations, and shipbuilding programs.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2023/may/china-growing-and-going-sea
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Proceedings Podcast 335: NATO Navies In Review
9 maj 2023 |
32 min
Author Eric Wertheim shares highlights from his review from the May issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 334: May Issue Review
3 maj 2023 |
38 min
Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke review highlights from the latest issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 333: Sea Power and the Operational Level of War
17 april 2023 |
34 min
Retired Navy Capt. Jeff Kline, Naval Postgraduate School Professor of Practice talks with host Bill Hamblet about his contribution to the American Sea Power Project.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 332: Remembering the USS Thresher
12 april 2023 |
41 min
Today marks the 60th Anniversary of the tragic loss of the USS Thresher (SSN-593). We spoke with Retired Navy Captain Jim Bryant, and Naval Engineer Steve Walsh about the causes of the Thresher loss and changes made to safety regulations.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 331: First Combat on the Road to Baghdad
11 april 2023 |
33 min
During the invasion of Iraq in 2003, Chip Reid, a correspondent for NBC News, spent nearly six weeks embedded with the 3d Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment (“3/5”). Here, he recounts the incident that gave these Marines their initial taste of hostile fire in the war.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 330: An Object Lesson on Allied Interoperability
10 april 2023 |
42 min
The failure of the Allies’ ABDA Command in the early months of the Pacific war should help guide the United States and its present-day allies in confronting the Chinese challenge.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 329: Recovering the Chinese Spy Balloon
4 april 2023 |
38 min
Rear Admiral Brad Andros, U.S. Navy, who led the operation to recover the Chinese spy balloon, talks about the operation and the sailors and capabilities brought to bear to find and recover it.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 328: The Perseverance of Lieutenant Nash
3 april 2023 |
29 min
The story of a World War II Navy nurse, POW, and Bronze Star recipient is a testament to grace under pressure and unconquered human spirit.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 327: Sailing Upwind with Admiral Winnefeld
27 mars 2023 |
39 min
On the Proceedings Podcast this week, retired Navy Admiral Sandy Winnefeld talks about his new book and shares insights on the real TOPGUN and how decisions are made in the White House Situation Room.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 326: DARE 2023 Recruitment & Retention Workshop
22 mars 2023 |
45 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with participants from the Talent Management DARE workshop at WEST 2023.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 325: DARE 2023 Force Design Workshop
17 mars 2023 |
38 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with participants from the Force Design DARE workshop at WEST 2023.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 324: The March Review
15 mars 2023 |
43 min
Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke share highlights of the March issue—the Naval Review issue.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 323: Eyewitness To The Battle Of The Atlantic
15 mars 2023 |
29 min
Lieutenant Commander Anton Fischer created a lasting archive of vivid you-are-there imagery that captures the drama of the World War II in the Atlantic.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 322: Worden vs. the Rattlesnake
6 mars 2023 |
35 min
John V. Quarstein, director emeritus of the USS Monitor Center at the Mariners’ Museum in Newport News, Virginia, shares the story of the destruction of a notorious Confederate commerce raider–turned blockade runner–turned privateer.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 321: WEST 2023 Day Three Wrap Up
23 februari 2023 |
10 min
Just after CNO Admiral Gilday's keynote, Bill Hamblet interviews USNI News reporter Mallory Shelbourne about the highlights of his remarks and WEST 2023 overall.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 320: Navy's Chief Shipbuilder Talks Readiness, Sustainment, and Workforce
21 februari 2023 |
17 min
Vice Admiral Bill Galinis, Commander, Naval Sea Systems Command, talks about efforts to improve readiness and better sustain the ships in the Navy and build, train, and retain a skilled workforce.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 319: WEST 2023 Day One Wrap-up
21 februari 2023 |
14 min
USNI News chief Sam LaGrone talks about big themes from WEST23.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 318: The Future of the Marine Corps with LtGen Karsten Heckl
21 februari 2023 |
23 min
The Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Command discusses FD2030, EABO, and facing the pacing threat.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 317: February Review
13 februari 2023 |
39 min
Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke discuss highlights from the February issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 316: The Battle of Midway Was Won in the Shipyards
10 februari 2023 |
25 min
Commander Matt Wright, U.S. Navy, talks about his winning essay from the 2022 CNO Naval History Essay Contest.
Commanger Wright's article can be found here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2023/january/just-time-production
Proceedings Podcast EP. 315: SWO Boss on Manning and Readiness
6 februari 2023 |
32 min
VADM Roy Kitchener, U.S. Navy, Commander of Surface Forces, discusses training, readiness, manning, and retention strategies.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 314: USCG Vice Commandant Admiral Poulin on Force Structure and Strategy
3 februari 2023 |
41 min
In the latest episode of the Proceedings Podcast Coast Guard Vice Commandant Admiral Steven D. Poulin discusses Coast Guard strategy, force structure, and manpower.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 313: Indomitable Spirit—Remembering Willie McCool
3 februari 2023 |
39 min
From his glory days as a star runner at the U.S. Naval Academy to his ultimate fate in the space shuttle Columbia, a tribute to Willie McCool. Host Eric Mills talks with author William J. Prom about his article in the latest issue of Naval History.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 312: GE Marine at SNA
20 januari 2023 |
14 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks to Steve Rogers, Director of Marketing and Business Development at GE Marine, during this year's Surface Navy Association Symposium.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 311: The Marine Corps’ Air War Over The Pacific
20 januari 2023 |
31 min
Peter F. Owen, the First Prize Winner in the 2022 CNO Naval History Essay Contest offers an illuminating look at the markedly versatile role played by Marine air power in the fight against Japan.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 310: January Review
11 januari 2023 |
35 min
Bill Hamblet and Bill Bray review highlights from the January issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep 309: Cyber Power Is Essential To Sea Power
28 december 2022 |
48 min
Commander Robert “Jake” Bebber, U.S. Navy, and Lieutenant Commander Tyson B. Meadors, U.S. Navy, share why cyber defense is an essential part of the Great Power Competition.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 308: NATO Navies Must Get The Balance Right
28 december 2022 |
45 min
Captain Sascha H. Rackwitz and Commander Mark W. Baumert, German Navy, discuss their article in the December issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 307: RADM Fears Discusses Priorities For Today's Coast Guard
16 december 2022 |
44 min
Rear Admiral Doug Fears, U.S. Coast Guard (Retired), talks about Coast Guard missions, operations, and priorities—from counterdrug to emergency response to cutter deployments—and shares leadership lessons from his multiple command tours.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 306: Commander Ghormley’s Black Sea Challenge
13 december 2022 |
25 min
The Black Sea region in 1922 was a place of war and upheaval, not unlike the Black Sea region of 2022. It would fall unto the lot of a young U.S. naval officer to navigate those rocky political shoals. Join us on the Naval History Podcast as coauthors Elliot Carlson and Robert J. Hanyok discuss “Commander Ghormley’s Black Sea Challenge.”
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 305: December Issue Review
6 december 2022 |
40 min
Bill Hamblet and Bill Bray review highlights from the December issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 304: Maintaining Relations In The Indo-Pacific
2 december 2022 |
42 min
The Honorable Randall Shriver, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs and Chairman of the Board of the Project 2049 Institute talks about China, Taiwan, growing friction in the Indo-Pacific, and what the United States and its allies can do to maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 303: Effective Leadership Through Influence
2 december 2022 |
23 min
Captain Michael A. Hanson, U.S. Marine Corps, joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss his article, "Lead from the Front? Not Always," from the November issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 302: How to Rebalance the Navy’s Strategic Culture
22 november 2022 |
33 min
Retired Navy Captain Scott Mobley posits that the Navy functions best when the operational, technocratic, and strategic cultures in the service have equal influence.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 301: The Real-Life Story Behind Devotion
22 november 2022 |
29 min
Host Eric Mills discusses the making of the movie Devotion with Thomas Hudner III, son of the real-life hero depicted in the film.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 300: Improve Marine Corps Recruiting To Prevent Assault
14 november 2022 |
37 min
U.S. Navy Lieutenant Julie Roland joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss her prize-winning essay for the Marine Corps Essay Contest.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 299: Operation Torch, 80th Anniversary
10 november 2022 |
34 min
Eighty years ago, in November 1942, the Allies struck back at the Axis powers with the launch of Operation Torch, the large-scale invasion of North Africa during World War II. Join us on the next edition of the Naval History podcast as Vincent P. O’Hara discusses the events of this historic operation, from the Morocco landings to the frenzied race for Tunisia.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 298: November Review
8 november 2022 |
41 min
Hosts Bill Hamblet, Bill Bray, and Brian O'Rourke discuss highlights from the November issue.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 297: Marines Need Regenerative Logistics
7 november 2022 |
30 min
Host Bill Hamblet talks with Marine Corps Major Dustin Nicholson about his prize-winning essay.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 296: CNO Naval History Essay Contest Winners
2 november 2022 |
35 min
Join us on the latest Naval History podcast as we chat with this year’s winners in the Professional Historian category of the CNO Naval History Essay Contest, Lieutenant Colonel Pete Owen, USMC (Retired), and historian Andrew Blackley.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 295: Cuban Crisis, Northern Vantage
20 oktober 2022 |
39 min
We commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis with Michael Whitby, Senior Naval Historian with the Canadian Ministry of Defence, and the previously highly classified story of the “Cuban Crisis, Northern Vantage.”
To read the article from today's episode, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/october/cuban-crisis-northern-vantage
This content is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For additional details about the Naval Institute, visit: www.usni.org/join.
Proceedings Podcast EP. 294: Raytheon discusses the U.S. Navy’s SPY-6 radar
17 oktober 2022 |
16 min
In this episode, sponsored by Raytheon Missiles and Defense, Scott Spence, the Executive Director of Naval Integrated Solutions, talks to host Bill Hamblet about the SPY-6 radar and its deployment on Arleigh Burke-class Type III DDGs, Ford-class carriers, and amphibious ships.
Proceeding Podcast Ep. 292: Editor's Desk: The Submarine Warfare Issue
13 oktober 2022 |
21 min
Host Bill Hamblet provides some highlights from the October issue, and takes time to answer audience questions.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 293: Sea Power Demands Intellectual Readiness
13 oktober 2022 |
51 min
Host Bill Hamblet sits down with authors Trent Hone and Lieutenant Eric Vorm, U.S. Navy, to discuss their article 'Intellectual Readiness Is Vital to Sea Power,' the latest installment of the American Sea Power Project.
To read the article, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/october/intellectual-readiness-vital-sea-power
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 291: Dr. Bilyana Lilly on Russia's Information Warfare Campaign
4 oktober 2022 |
25 min
Host Bill Hamblet sits down with Dr. Bilyana Lilly—author of Russian Information Warfare (Naval Institute Press, 2022)—to discuss Russian cyber disruption, disinformation, and Russia's ongoing information warfare campaign in Ukraine.
For more information or to purchase Dr. Lilly's book, visit: https://www.usni.org/press/books/russian-information-warfare
This content is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For additional details about the Naval Institute, visit: https://www.usni.org/join
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 290: Carrier Air Wings For Diplomacy
29 september 2022 |
33 min
Carrier air wings can further diplomacy in this era of great power competition.
To read the article from this podcast, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/september/expeditionary-air-wing-diplomatic-role-peacetime
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 289: Ward Carroll: Departing the Pattern
29 september 2022 |
37 min
Ward Carroll joins host Bill Hamblet to reflect on his time with the Naval Institute, and what comes next.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 288: Ed Offley: My Lifelong Carrier Deployment
23 september 2022 |
46 min
Military historian and journalist Ed Offley, talking about his lifelong relationship with aircraft carriers, with a nostalgic look at the many carriers he served on during his 20-year Navy career.
To view the video of this podcast, check out our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM9Fpnhle5w
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 287: Trust, But Verify: Building Aviator Relationships with AI
19 september 2022 |
17 min
F/A-18 pilot, Lieutenant Mark “Tugboat” Jbeilly, U.S. Navy, talks about how the naval aviation community can and must build human-machine trust and teamwork as it integrates unmanned air systems, powered by AI, into the carrier airwing of the future.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 286: Tailhook Chairman Admiral Gortney on Naval Aviation
13 september 2022 |
29 min
Admiral Bill “Shortney” Gortney, USN (Ret.), talks about naval aviation at the annual Tailhook Symposium in Reno, Nevada.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 285: Gorbachev And Reagan
2 september 2022 |
36 min
Benjamin Griffin, author of Reagan’s War Stories: A Cold War Presidency, talks about the late Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and his relationship with U.S. President Ronald Reagan.
For more information on Ben's book, click here: usni.org/press/books/reagans-war-stories
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 284: The Annapolis Spies Of World War I
2 september 2022 |
33 min
Adam Minakowski, Assistant Archivist in Special Collections & Archives at the U.S. Naval Academy’s Nimitz Library, delves into the bizarre case of a midshipman, his mother, suspicious goings-on, and the threat of wartime espionage, in “The Annapolis Spies of World War I.”
To read the article, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/august/annapolis-spies-world-war-i
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Proceedings Podcast EP. 283: Understanding The Chinese Navy
18 augusti 2022 |
54 min
Captain Jim Fanell, U.S. Navy (Ret.)—noted expert on the Chinese Navy, former Director of Intelligence for the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and frequent Proceedings contributor—will provide an in-depth briefing on the Chinese Navy, its operations, and shipbuilding programs.
This content is made possible by the members of the U.S. Naval Institute. For additional details about the Naval Institute, visit: https://www.usni.org/join
Proceedings Podcast EP. 282: Build Firefighting Proficiency In The Navy
18 augusti 2022 |
42 min
For ships in port, fires are not only more likely, but also more challenging (as illustrated by the USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD-6) and USS Miami (SSN-755) fires). The Navy must build firefighting proficiency across every watch team.
To read MK & Joel's article from the August issue, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/august/every-sailor-firefighter
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 281: What Can We Learn From A Bipolar General
15 augusti 2022 |
43 min
Proceedings author Major General Gregg F. Martin, U.S. Army (Retired), discusses his journey back to himself, and what the military can do to help its members deal with mental health conditions.
To read General Martin's article, visit: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/august/bipolar-general-what-can-we-learn
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 280: Youssef Aboul-Enein On Recent Counterterrorism Operations
9 augusti 2022 |
42 min
Middle East expert and Naval Institute Press author Commander Youssef Aboul-Enein, US Navy, talks about Ayman al-Zawahiri and what his death means for U.S. counterterrorism efforts.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 279: War Against The Slave Trade
9 augusti 2022 |
30 min
Host Eric Mills and author William Prom discuss how the introduction of screw steamers helped the U.S. Navy in battle against overseas slave traders.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/august/when-war-against-slave-trade-picked-steam
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 278 : Cutter Deployments Should Not Be A Mission To Mars
4 augusti 2022 |
35 min
Commander Craig Allen Jr., U.S. Coast Guard, joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss his prize-winning essay. from the August Issue.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 277: Operation Linebacker
22 juli 2022 |
56 min
Host Eric Mills sits down with guest Edward J. Marolda to discuss the massive deployment of U.S. naval and air forces unleashed on North Vietnam in the summer of '72.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 276: The Maritime COIN Project Begins
21 juli 2022 |
45 min
Host Bill Hamblet sits down with guests Hunter Stires and Dr. James Holmes to discuss The Maritime COIN Project, featured in the latest issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 275: There Is No Cyber Bullet
7 juli 2022 |
32 min
Lieutenant Commander Eric P. Seligman, U.S. Navy Reserve, and host Bill Hamblet discuss the importance of cyber warfare to both current and future conflict.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 274: U-boats Off Virginia Beach
7 juli 2022 |
44 min
Author Ed Offley joins host Eric Mills to discuss U-701's last successful war patrol.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 273: Don't Buy Warships (Yet)
9 juni 2022 |
38 min
Host Bill Bray sits down with First Lieutenant David Alman, Alabama Air National Guard, to discuss his prize-winning essay in the June issue of Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 272—Midway: Timeless Battle, Evolving Interpretations
8 juni 2022 |
50 min
The latest Naval History edition of the Proceedings podcast commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Midway, with acclaimed Midway historian Jonathan Parshall.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 271—‘Navies Of God’: The Siege Of Damietta
6 juni 2022 |
42 min
In this Naval History edition of the Proceedings podcast, as Sam Tangredi takes us back to the Middle Ages to explore a fascinating, and largely overlooked, topic: the role of maritime operations in the Great Crusades. Captain Tangredi will talk about “one of history’s first specialized amphibious assault ships.”
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 270: Leading Through Defeat
3 juni 2022 |
36 min
Major Brian Kerg, USMC, 2021 Proceedings Author of the Year, talks about his prize-winning Leadership Essay “Leading Through Defeat” in the April issue.
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 269: Ambassador and Admiral Harry Harris on Indo-Pacific Security
3 juni 2022 |
36 min
Retired Navy Admiral Harry Harris, former U.S. Ambassador to South Korea and PACOM Commander, discusses security challenges on the Korean Peninsula and across the broader Indo-Pacific region.
Proceedings Podcast Ep 268: The Navy's Artist Of Reform
19 maj 2022 |
34 min
Host Eric Mills sits down with Andrew Blackley to discuss celebrated painter, influential nautical writer, Swedish-born immigrant Henry Reuterdahl. Reuterdahl's work immortalized—and helped improve—the U.S. fleet as it emerged onto the world stage.
More here:https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/june/navys-artist-reform
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 267: The Character Of War Is Constantly Changing
6 maj 2022 |
54 min
Host Bill Hamblet sits down with Captain Gerard Roncolato, U.S. Navy (Retired), to discuss his latest contribution to the American Sea Power Project.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/may/character-war-constantly-changing
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 265: Mick Ryan On The Future Of Twenty-First-Century Warfare
4 maj 2022 |
42 min
Mick Ryan, Royal Australian Army (Retired), talks about his new book "War Transformed: The Future of Twenty-First-Century Great Power Competition and Conflict" (Naval Institute Press, 2022). Ryan examines both the shifting character of war and its enduring nature. In doing so, he proposes important trends in warfare that will shape all aspects of human competition and conflict in the coming decades.
More here: https://www.usni.org/press/books/war-transformed
To watch this episode on our YouTube channel, visit:https://youtu.be/DPMzDTgR1v0
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 266—Stand-in Forces: Adapt Or Perish
4 maj 2022 |
49 min
General Eric Smith, U.S. Marine Corps, discusses why the nation needs stand-in forces. His article is featured in the April issue of Proceedings.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/april/stand-forces-adapt-or-perish
To view this episode on our YouTube Channel, visit:https://youtu.be/TKSTmO1yeeM
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 264: The Mother Of Cryptology
31 mars 2022 |
37 min
Author Ann Todd talks about Elizebeth Friedman, who was a pioneering codebreaking genius who stood at the vanguard of her field through Prohibition and two world wars.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/april/mother-cryptology
To view our YouTube interview with Ann Todd, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldPy6PIqhTE
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 263: Witness To The First Trap
31 mars 2022 |
41 min
Historian David Winkler reviews excerpts from the diary of a USS Langley crewman that chronicle the landmark first steps in U.S. aircraft carrier flight operations.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/april/witness-naval-aviation-history
To view our YouTube interview with David Winkler, visit: https://youtu.be/VkxvnCXFsW8
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 262: Here's Why Littoral Combat Teams Need Light Infantry
24 mars 2022 |
44 min
Marine must fully embrace a light infantry repertoire, mind-set, and tactical playbook to remain relevant and lethal in the future fight. Major Zachary Schwartz joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss his article in the upcoming issue of Proceedings magazine.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/april/littoral-combat-teams-need-light-infantry-not-less
For our YouTube recording of this episode, visit:https://youtu.be/cUCCdhJ7Gk0
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 261: U.S. Marine Corps in Review
21 mars 2022 |
52 min
Lieutenant Colonel James W. Hammond III, U.S. Marine Corps (Retired) reviews the highlights of Marine Corps operations in 2021.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/march/us-marine-corps-review
For our YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/aqRGR5B5Qns
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 260: Worden and the USS Monitor
14 mars 2022 |
53 min
After serving in command on the U.S. Navy’s first ironclad, two Civil War heroes and 13 other officers formed a society that continues to shape the Sea Services today.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/april/worden-monitor-and-beyond
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/sX6rUu-Tq9M
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 256: A Maritime Strategy to Deal with China
14 mars 2022 |
48 min
Tom Mahnken talks about a strategy that takes advantage of the maritime geography surrounding China and uses a combination of inside and outside forces could deter or defeat Chinese aggression.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/february/maritime-strategy-deal-china
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/i56OdKCwymc
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 259: The State Of Maritime Shipping
11 mars 2022 |
53 min
Shashi Kumar explains how the past year was unlike any in recent memory for commercial shipping.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/march/us-merchant-marine-and-world-maritime-review
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/8l_1B0U8P9Y
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 258: Bridge Colby on the Strategy of Denial
7 mars 2022 |
45 min
Author Bridge Colby discusses the subject of his book "The Strategy of Denial: American Defense in an Age of Great Power Conflict."
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/Sik4Zhi5KQ0
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 257: The Ukrainian Invasion, NATO, And The New World Order
7 mars 2022 |
50 min
CNA's Michael Kofman discusses the latest developments around the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Putin's motives and goals, and what the conflict has already done to shift the world order.
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/m4uHZPFuI1o
Proceedings Podcast Episode 255 - The Coast Guard Needs a Stronger Cyber Attack Policy
10 februari 2022 |
33 min
Lieutenant Rachel Ault, U.S. Coast Guard, discusses how the Coast Guard needs better tools to effectively prevent and respond to the escalating cyber threat.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/february/coast-guard-needs-stronger-policy-prevent-maritime-cyber
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/B-4YkehvqE4
Proceedings Podcast Episode 254 - Author on His Journey From the Horseshoe to the E-Ring
2 februari 2022 |
52 min
Retired Air Force General Larry Spencer, the first African-American Vice Chief of Staff, discusses his journey from the mean streets to the E-Ring, captured in his new book, "Dark Horse," from USNI Press.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 253 - U-Boat Bloodbath off of the East Coast
18 januari 2022 |
41 min
Ed Offley discusses how - alerted to the imminent arrival of hostile U-boats along the U.S. East Coast in early January 1942, the U.S. Navy had enough warships at hand to thwart the German offensive — but instead chose to do nothing. Eighty years ago, a bloodbath ensued.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2022/february/drumbeat-mystery
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/zvC17lnlKWg
Proceedings Podcast Episode 252 - USNI News SNA '22 Wrap-up with Sam LaGrone
13 januari 2022 |
45 min
USNI News editor-in-chief Sam LaGrone reviews the news coming out of this week's Surface Navy Assoc. Convention in Washington, DC.
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/_DwFIyXjj28
Proceedings Podcast Episode 251 - John Lehman on How to Rebuild the Navy
4 januari 2022 |
57 min
Former SECNAV John Lehman discusses how the Navy recovered and rebuilt after the Vietnam War—a low point similar to the situation today.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2022/january/getting-back-top-how-rebuild-navy
For the YouTube recording of this podcast, visit: https://youtu.be/v9MjLi2hdwo
Proceedings Podcast Episode 250 - Adm. James Stavridis on "A Sailor's Bookshelf"
26 december 2021 |
48 min
Adm. James Stavridis talks about his new book, "A Sailor's Bookshelf," which highlights relevant works across genres.
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/6c1dLODHXfY
Proceedings Podcast Episode 249 - Seizing The Initiative In Training
19 december 2021 |
34 min
Corbin Williamson Impromptu U.S., British, and Australian naval exercises off Japan in 1947 yielded valuable training and interallied operating lessons that remain relevant to the present-day U.S. Navy.
For more: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/december/seizing-initiative-training
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/ciYoeLfYAbE
Proceedings Podcast Episode 248 - U.S. Submarines' Dismal Defense of the Philippines
12 december 2021 |
50 min
Retired Navy Captain Jim Ransom talks about why U.S. submarines performed so dismally in their defense of the Philippines during World War II.
For the YouTube recording of this episode, visit: https://youtu.be/pSa41znH2B0
Proceedings Podcast Episode 247 - Bob Work on the Navy's Slavish Devotion to Forward Presence
30 november 2021 |
49 min
Former DepSecDef Bob Work talks about how the a slavish devotion to forward presence has nearly broken the U.S. Navy.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/december/slavish-devotion-forward-presence-has-nearly-broken-us-navy
Proceedings Podcast Episode 246 - SEAL Talks Moral Reasoning in 7 Questions
22 november 2021 |
50 min
CAPT Roger Herbert, USN, retired SEAL, discusses how the moral world is complex, but a framework for deliberation can reduce the likelihood of missing essential moral considerations.
For more: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/may/moral-reasoning-seven-questions
Proceedings Podcast Episode 245 - Sub War in the Falklands
19 november 2021 |
36 min
Second Lieutenant Grant Willis, USAF, talks about the impact the ARA San Luis had on the British Royal Navy.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/october/enemy-below-ara-san-luis-war-patrol-during-1982
Proceedings Podcast Episode 244 - Marine Maxims
9 november 2021 |
43 min
COL Tom Gordon, USMC (Ret.) reviews some of the lessons in his new book "Marine Maxims," just published by Naval Institute Press.
More on the book here: https://www.usni.org/press/books/marine-maxims
Proceedings Podcast Episode 243
29 oktober 2021 |
40 min
The authors of the IW Essay contest winner discuss how thinking about naval intelligence skills in three distinct ways can help community leaders make better use of industry and academia in developing talent.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/october/new-typology-naval-intelligence-talent-development
Proceedings Podcast Episode 242 - Elusive Quest for Victory in War
25 oktober 2021 |
45 min
Retired Marine Corps Col. Tom Greenwood discusses how the mission of the U.S. military might be better described as fighting and succeeding in the nation’s wars.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/october/elusive-quest-victory-war
Proceedings Podcast Episode 241 - They Are Not Broken Shower Shoes
18 oktober 2021 |
37 min
John Cordle and Dennis Volpe discuss how the Navy should examine how it treats those who took the challenge of command and fell from grace—and how others could learn from their experience.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/july/they-are-not-broken-shower-shoes
Proceedings Podcast Episode 240 - Guadalcanal Quintet
11 oktober 2021 |
44 min
Trent Hone talks about the five battles of Guadalcanal.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/october/guadalcanal-quintet
Proceedings Podcast Episode 239 -Escaping the Innovation Bunker
18 september 2021 |
32 min
In a discussion about her award-winning essay, Britta Hale gives examples of how the key to harnessing innovation is strategic, interpersonal collaboration, starting with the history of the tank.
More at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/july/escaping-innovation-bunker
Proceedings Podcast Episode 238 (FTD) - MCPOCG Speaks!
17 september 2021 |
46 min
Current Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard gives an update on what’s hot in the USCG and offer highlights of his tour to date and insights on Proceedings articles written by enlisted USCG authors.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 237 - Maritime Solutions to Continental Conundrums
14 september 2021 |
34 min
Dr. Sally Paine talks about her article - part of the American Seapower Project - about her thesis that continental powers covet conquests; maritime powers compound wealth.
Read the article here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/august/maritime-solutions-continental-conundrums
Proceedings Podcast Episode 236 - Hamilton and the Revenue Cutter Service
31 augusti 2021 |
23 min
CDR Brian Boland, USCG, discusses how Alexander Hamilton sent forth a federally armed seagoing force to aid in the collection of revenue: The Revenue Cutter Service, the precursor to the Coast Guard.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/august/raise-revenue-and-unify-country
Proceedings Podcast Episode 235 (FTD) - Collar Check Impedes Progress!
23 augusti 2021 |
44 min
Collar Check Culture Impedes Progress! Paul takes time with Proceedings authors Corinne Zilnicki and Michael Amenti to discuss how culture, perceptions, attitudes, and other barriers constrain enlisted force utilization.
To learn more check out https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/august/collar-check-culture-holds-us-back. And subscribe today to our To the Deckplates newsletter at https://mailchi.mp/usni/deckplates
Proceedings Podcast Episode 234 - How Banana Wars Shaped the Corps
13 augusti 2021 |
47 min
Mark Folse talks about how, from the 1890s to the 1930s, a series of tropic-zone small wars molded the evolving doctrine of the U.S. Marine Corps.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/august/never-known-day-peace
Proceedings Podcast Episode 233 - LCS, NGAD, FFG-62, and Ford Class News Update
9 augusti 2021 |
34 min
Sam Lagrone, USNI News editor-in-chief, reviews the latest headlines from Sea, Air, Space with details on LCS, NGAD, FFG-62, and CVN-78.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 232 - Anchors Aweigh . . . at Gettysburg
23 juli 2021 |
44 min
Historian Jeff Harding explains how the bloodiest land battle ever fought on American soil and the decisive clash of the Civil War had a remarkable number of U.S. Navy connections.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/august/anchors-aweigh-gettysburg
Proceedings Podcast Episode 231 - Synthetic Bioweapons are Coming
16 juli 2021 |
34 min
Michael Knutzen discusses how gene-editing advances pose a serious threat.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/june/synthetic-bioweapons-are-coming
Proceedings Podcast Episode 230 - Raiding Navies of the Civil War
8 juli 2021 |
36 min
Historian Craig Symonds discusses how naval forces on both sides of the Civil War had a profound impact on America's bloodiest conflict.
For more: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/june/blockading-raiding-navies-civil-war
Proceedings Podcast Episode 229 - Black Saturday Declassified
23 juni 2021 |
35 min
27 October 1962—the peak of the Cuban Missile Crisis—could be called the most dangerous day in human history. Thanks to a submariner, Armageddon likely was averted. Historian Doug Gilbert explains the details.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/june/black-saturday-declassified
Proceedings Podcast Episode 228 - Red Navy in World War II
16 juni 2021 |
33 min
Vince O'Hara discusses how the Red Navy was crucial to the success of the Soviet Union in World War II, something the history books tend to leave out.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/june/forgotten-victor
Proceedings Podcast (FTD) Episode 227 - Insights from an Enlisted Thought Leader
14 juni 2021 |
39 min
Retired U.S. Navy senior chief and former From the Deckplates columnist Jim Murphy takes time with Paul to discuss how enlisted involvement in the USNI forum has expanded, the struggles to build awareness of the reach of writing in the CPO Mess, and broader enlisted force, and his assessment of the forum today.
Listeners can subscribe to the To the Deckplates Newsletter here: https://mailchi.mp/usni/deckplates
Proceedings Podcast Episode 226 - We Need a MK VII to Replace the MK VI
11 juni 2021 |
39 min
As competition with a rival great power increases, the Navy finds itself on the verge of having no small patrol craft. If the Mk VI was gone before we even knew her, LCDR Jordan Bradford talks about how it is time to ponder what a Mk VII design should entail.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/may/mk-vi-dead-long-live-mk-vii
Proceedings Podcast Episode 225 - What is a Navy For?
4 juni 2021 |
50 min
Dr. Nick Lambert discusses his thesis that strategic purpose is not the same thing as operational necessities, a topic he addresses in an article that's part of the American Sea Power Project.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/april/what-navy
Proceedings Podcast Episode 224 - The Fallacy of Presence
21 maj 2021 |
37 min
Chief Boatswain's Mate Phillip Null, USCG, discusses his submission that won third prize the General Prize Essay Contest that deals with the thesis that presence without authorization is not a deterrent.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/may/fallacy-presence
Proceedings Podcast Episode 223 - Diving Off the Platform-Centric Mindset
14 maj 2021 |
43 min
LCDR Evan Karlik discusses how algorithmic warfare will require an energetic focus on software updatability, not today’s overwhelming emphasis on ship types and totals.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/may/diving-platform-centric-mind-set
Proceedings (FTD) Podcast Episode 222 - Survival Swimmer Prep Is Not Working
3 maj 2021 |
28 min
USCG Seaman Adam Lavigne identifies shortfalls in USCG Aviation Survival Technician candidate training and suggests a framework to improve their fitness and that of other USCG members.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 221 - Sailor Heart Attack Warnings and Prevention
26 april 2021 |
39 min
Experiencing heart palpitations and chest pains, Captain Rob Francis convinced himself they were the result of medications he was taking or something he ate—until he was in full cardiac arrest. His message: Take care of yourself.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/march/warrior-spirit-fickle-heart
Proceedings Podcast Episode 220 - Last Cruise of the Halibut
20 april 2021 |
41 min
CDR "Heed" Scarbro, USN talks about how a crippling Japanese attack put the boat and her crew in peril, leaving them to fight for their sub and their lives.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/april/last-cruise-halibut
Proceedings Podcast Episode 219 - Resurrect the Hunter-Killer Group
14 april 2021 |
34 min
The Ilteris brothers, Captain Steve and Commander Mike, discuss how a 21st-century antisubmarine task group could bring the fleet a substantial increase in capability, operational flexibility, and lethality.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/april/resurrect-hunter-killer-group
Proceedings Podcast Episode 218 - Legacy of China's Naval Defeat at the Yalu River
8 april 2021 |
35 min
Historian Andy Blackley talks about the naval defeat inflicted by Japan in the 1890s that left China with wounded pride that has influenced how that country is rebuilding its Navy today.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/april/enduring-legacy-war-jiawu
Proceedings Podcast Episode 217 - Debacle at the Bay of Pigs
6 april 2021 |
33 min
On the 60th anniversary of the operation, historian Norman Friedman talks about how the failed Bay of Pigs operation gave a black eye to the nascent Kennedy administration—and generated a perilous escalation of Cold War tensions.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 216 - China's Dual Command at Sea
1 april 2021 |
37 min
China expert Zi "Mike" Yang explains how a military commander and political commissar serve side by side to achieve both military and political objectives aboard Chinese warships.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/march/chinas-dual-command-sea
Proceedings Podcast Episode 215 - STRATCOM on Deterrence
30 mars 2021 |
43 min
ADM Charles Richard, USN, STRATCOM Commander, talks about the need to refocus on strategic deterrence in the wake of 20 years of the Pentagon focusing on asymmetric threats in the Middle East.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/february/forging-21st-century-strategic-deterrence
Proceedings Podcast (FTD) Episode 214 - Sea Combat Wings Must Adapt
26 mars 2021 |
33 min
Master Chief Shane Gibbs and Chief Wayne Papalski discuss why their experiences during 2019 Hurricane Dorian relief efforts made them think that the helicopter sea combat (HSC) community is not ready to operate effectively and efficiently in a wartime environment.
Proceedings Podcast (FTD) Episode 213 - Lethality as Individual Skill
22 mars 2021 |
30 min
Petty Officer Nicholas Harris builds upon his March "From the Deckplates" article and argues that the fleet's current approach to mission readiness is missing the critical element of "individual lethality."
Proceedings Podcast Episode 212 - China's Desert Storm Education
8 mars 2021 |
42 min
Retired intel officer Mike Dahm talks about how China took lessons from Operation Desert Storm and remade itself with foreign technology to build a formidable joint military force with expeditionary ambitions.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/march/chinas-desert-storm-education
Proceedings Podcast Episode 211 - A Carrier Sailor Looks Back
4 mars 2021 |
25 min
Proceedings author Robert Stuart, USNR (Ret.) discusses his experience as a young sailor stationed aboard an aircraft carrier, what he learned, and why naval professionals should be interested in their naval history and heritage. He also offers advice to new Chief Petty Officers.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/standing-ready-korea
Proceedings Podcast Episode 210 - 66 Years of Undersea Surveillance
1 mars 2021 |
30 min
CAPT Brian Taddiken, USN and LT Kirsten Krock, USN, discuss how 66 years ago one of the Navy’s most secretive communities began. Its members went by the code word SOSUS, which means “Sound Surveillance System.” A new front line in the Cold War, they had one mission: FIND SUBMARINES.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/february/66-years-undersea-surveillance
Proceedings Podcast Episode 209 - Modly Talks TR COVID Lessons Learned
24 februari 2021 |
70 min
Former Acting SECNAV Thomas Modly talks about his tenure in the job with a focus on his firing of CAPT Crozier in the wake of the CVN 71 CO leaking a memo to the press about COVID concerns.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/february/lessons-learned-helm-department-navy
Proceedings Podcast Episode 208 - Life and Times of Robert Smalls
16 februari 2021 |
43 min
CDR B.J. Armstrong, USN discusses his most recent Naval History article about how, in a commandeered Confederate steamer, Robert Smalls piloted himself and other slaves to freedom and garnered the plaudits of a grateful Union Navy.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/february/hero
Proceedings Podcast Episode 207 - Polar Security Cutter Challenges
8 februari 2021 |
48 min
Ensign Evan Twarog and Lieutenant (J.G.) Cody Williamson, U.S. Coast Guard discuss how the Coast Guard’s newest icebreakers will need to balance national security, statutory, and scientific research missions while operating in one of the most operationally complex maritime regions of the world.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/polar-security-cutters-will-face-evolving-arctic
Proceedings Podcast Episode 206 - So You Want to Be an Officer?
5 februari 2021 |
36 min
Proceedings author BMC (Ret.) Jeff Bayless offers solid guidance and advice for those considering pursuing a commission.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/so-you-want-be-officer
Proceedings Podcast Episode 205 - Desert Storm Lessons Learned
3 februari 2021 |
44 min
Historian Ed Marolda reviews the U.S. Navy's lessons learned during Desert Storm.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2021/february/weathering-storm
Proceedings Podcast Episode 204 - Surface Force Master Chief Update
25 januari 2021 |
35 min
Paul Kingsbury hosts FORCMs James Osborne and Kevin Goodrich and dives into force COVID impacts, CPO Initiation, and changes to the Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist program.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 203 - Former VJCS Looks Back at Desert Storm
22 januari 2021 |
49 min
ADM James A. Winnefeld, USN (Ret.), former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reminisces about his first time on the Joint Staff at the outset of Desert Storm. What did those days teach him that he used on active duty after that? And what lessons should the U.S. military take from Desert Storm as we focus on the return to great power competition?
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/operation-desert-storm-30-years-later-my-view-joint-staff
Proceedings Podcast Episode 202 - Unleash Enlisted WTIs
14 januari 2021 |
32 min
LT Kyle Cregge discusses how to use enlisted sailors as warfare tactics instructors.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/unleash-enlisted-sailors-wtis
Proceedings Podcast Episode 201 - SWO Boss Speaks!
4 januari 2021 |
39 min
VADM Kitchener, CNSP ("The SWO Boss"), talks about new warfighting initiatives for the surface force.
More: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/january/what-got-us-here-wont-get-us-there
Proceedings Podcast Episode 200 - Highlights of the First 199 Episodes
30 december 2020 |
41 min
Ward and Bill review the highlights of the first 199 episodes of the podcast and tee up soundbites from notable guests.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 199 - Lessons from Elmo Zumwalt
18 december 2020 |
54 min
CDR Joel Holwitt discusses how CNO Zumwalt’s personnel policies and focus on sea control in the lean budget years of the 1970s can offer lessons to the present-day Navy.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 198 - Commandant on Marines Fighting Subs
6 december 2020 |
45 min
Gen. David Berger, USMC, 38th Commandant, joins the podcast to talk about the Marine Corps might play an important role in ASW as the service refocuses on being a Fleet Marine Force.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/november/marines-will-help-fight-submarines
Proceedings Podcast Episode 197 - Manning Still Matters, A Fleet Perspective
2 december 2020 |
53 min
Three years following the Comprehensive Review, Retired Fleet Master Chief Paul Kingsbury picks up the discussion where Proceedings author John Cordle left off in his Dec 2019 blog piece titled, Manning Matters. Ward, Paul, John, and current USFF Fleet Master Chief, Rick O’Rawe discuss the causes and impacts of chronic shortfalls in fleet manning and offer some solutions.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 196 - SPACECOM SEL Speaks!
29 november 2020 |
31 min
Retired Fleet Master Chief Paul Kingsbury hosts Master Gunnery Sergeant Scott Stalker, current senior enlisted advisor for the Commander of the newly established U.S. Space Command to talk about current priorities and the importance of space as a warfare domain.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 195 - SECNAV Talks History
25 november 2020 |
35 min
Secretary of the Navy Kenneth Braithwaite talks about how a deep understanding of history has influenced his career both in and out of uniform.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 194 - Navy's Carrier Problem
17 november 2020 |
36 min
USNI News reporter Megan Eckstein talks about her recently published study that illustrates how the Navy's carrier force has been overworked and is currently struggling to maintain deployment schedules.
More here: https://news.usni.org/2020/11/12/no-margin-left-overworked-carrier-force-struggles-to-maintain-deployments-after-decades-of-overuse
Proceedings Podcast Episode 193 - The Craft of Wargaming
16 november 2020 |
42 min
The authors of "The Craft of Wargaming," a new book from USNI Press, discuss how to run a successful wargame and how military leaders can avoid drawing the wrong conclusions from the results.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 192 - Turn Damage Control Training Up to 11
10 november 2020 |
37 min
Petty Officer First Class Ashley Derenbecker discusses whether shipboard damage control training prepares crews for real life situations.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/october/final-battle-problem-turn-it-11
Proceedings Podcast Episode 191 - OFRP Isn't Working
3 november 2020 |
45 min
LTJG Artem Sherbinin explains why he believes the Navy's Optimized Fleet Response Plan could break the fleet and hurt retention.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/october/fleet-without-rudder
Proceedings Podcast Episode 190 - Sub Boss Speaks!
29 oktober 2020 |
47 min
VADM Daryl Caudle talks about the U.S. Navy's current and future efforts to sustain the competitive edge in submarine warfare.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/october/sustaining-submarine-forces-competitive-edge
Proceedings Podcast Episode 189 - Japan's Deadliest Weapon
27 oktober 2020 |
33 min
Naval analyst Norman Polmar discusses how the end of World War II might have unfolded in far worse fashion had Japan proceeded with its biological-warfare option.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/october/japans-deadliest-weapons
Proceedings Podcast Episode 188 - Countering the Kamikaze
15 oktober 2020 |
40 min
Trent Hone discusses how the U.S. Navy innovated to counter the unforeseen and shocking threat of Japanese kamikazes in the final year of World War II in the Pacific Theater.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/october/countering-kamikaze
Proceedings Podcast Episode 187 - Hazards of SWO JO Overconfidence
13 oktober 2020 |
37 min
LT Michael Pruitt recalls a situation where his overconfidence could have killed one of his sailors and, more broadly, what it reflects about the pitfalls of surface warfare culture.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/september/overconfidence-can-be-hazardous
Proceedings Podcast Episode 186 - Greatest Naval War Ever Fought
30 september 2020 |
44 min
Historian Vince O'Hara returns to the show to talk about his latest "Naval History" article dealing with the naval side of World War II, which he believes is the most important aspect of that war.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 185 - Conversation with the Sgt. Maj. of the Marine Corps
28 september 2020 |
43 min
Sgt. Maj. of the Marine Corps Troy Black discusses a wide range of issues facing the force now and in the future.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 184 - The History of the Herndon Climb
24 september 2020 |
44 min
A conversation about the history of the iconic Herndon Monument climb at the Naval Academy with author Jim McNeal.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 183 - How to Succeed in Flight School
21 september 2020 |
40 min
LCDR Steve Moffett talks about his article titled "How to Succeed in Flight School (by Really Trying)" in the Sept. Proceedings.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 182 - Commandant Unveils New Coast Guard IUU Strategy
14 september 2020 |
38 min
U.S. Coast Guard Commandant ADM Karl Schultz unveils the service's new Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated fisheries strategy designed to protect regional food sources around the globe.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 181 - Coast Guard's First Aid Fiasco
11 september 2020 |
39 min
Chief Boatswain's Mate Phillip Null, USCG, talks about his award winning essay dealing with the need for more first aid training for Coast Guard crews.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 180 - "A Fitting Place to End a War"
1 september 2020 |
48 min
Historian Paul Stillwell talks about the history of USS Missouri, the venue for the surrender of the Japanese on Sept. 2, 1945.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/october/fitting-place-end-war
Proceedings Podcast Episode 179 - Employ Coast Guard LEDets to the Indo-Pacific
31 augusti 2020 |
38 min
LT Andrew Ray talks about his award-winning essay on the subject of using Coast Guard law enforcement detachments more effectively in the Indo-Pacific.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 178 - "World's Most Vertical Person"
25 augusti 2020 |
49 min
Dr. Kathy Sullivan talks about her life as an astronaut, scientist, agency chief, Navy reservist, and "deep sea tourist." The conversation includes her thoughts on climate change and the state of politics with respect to problem solving.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 177 - The Price of Shore Facilities and MWR
21 augusti 2020 |
28 min
CMC Justin Gray talks about the costs of shore installations and how tight budgets and a changing culture are forcing leaders to re-think what the priorities are.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 176 - America's First Foreign Military Sale
12 augusti 2020 |
32 min
Naval historian Bill Prom talks about "the seventh frigate," a warship built as a payoff to Algiers - in essence America's first FMS transaction.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/august/seventh-frigate
Proceedings Podcast Episode 175 - Lejeune's Real Marine Corps Legacy
4 augusti 2020 |
44 min
Marine Corps historian Mark Folse talks about the two major prongs of MGEN John A. Lejeune's legacy from his time as Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 174 - Kanyon’s Reach: Rethinking the Nuclear Triad
30 juli 2020 |
40 min
LCDR Josh Portzer discusses his prize-winning essay about how Russia's unmanned nuclear torpedo can potentially upset the balance of power in the near future.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 173 - Damage Control Training Spotlight
22 juli 2020 |
41 min
In the wake of the catastrophic fire aboard Bonhomme Richard, Master Chief Danielle Saunders and Petty Officer John Minor discuss how the Navy does damage control training.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 172 - Whaling Captains of Color
14 juli 2020 |
49 min
Historian Skip Finley discusses his new book "Whaling Captains of Color" about the black Americans who pursued the hard road of the whaling industry to avoid slavery.
More here: https://www.usni.org/press/books/whaling-captains-color
Proceedings Podcast Episode 171 - ADM Winnefeld Warns Winter is Coming
9 juli 2020 |
43 min
Retired ADM James Winnefeld, former VCJCS, talks about how the current geopolitical cycle could end with a major test of U.S. power and what should be done about it.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/july/winter-coming
Proceedings Podcast Episode 170 - Golden Age of Ironclads
7 juli 2020 |
34 min
Historian Bruce Taylor discusses the "golden age of Ironclads" and how those ships created a revolution in naval warfare.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/june/global-phenomenon
Proceedings Podcast Episode 169 - Burden of a Black Naval Officer
2 juli 2020 |
51 min
LCDR Desmond Walker makes recommendations about how the Navy can make real change toward better equality in the ranks in the wake of national chaos.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/june/burden-black-naval-officer
Proceedings Podcast Episode 168 - 8 Ways to be a Successful Sailor
29 juni 2020 |
32 min
Petty Officer Second Class Denesha Smith has a conversation about her perspective on how naval professionals can stay focused on success in the challenging environment of naval life, operations, and warfare.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 167 - Marines Need Smaller, Faster Boats
25 juni 2020 |
41 min
Capt. Matt Galadyk, USMC talks about getting Marines to the beach using smaller, faster boats in addition to the current ARG/MEU construct.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 166 - CENTCOM Update from Fleet Master Chief Herdel
18 juni 2020 |
42 min
CENTCOM Fleet Master Chief Jamie Herdel talks about what it's like to be in a high-visibility joint billet and reviews the latest events around the AOR.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 165 - Military Lessons of the George Floyd Protests
8 juni 2020 |
53 min
Two minority service members - a USCG commander and a Navy chief - talk about their career experiences and recommendations for how the military can leverage this moment in American life to improve equality within the ranks.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/june/racial-tension-america-requires-intrusive-military-leadership
Proceedings Podcast Episode 164 - SWO Junior Officer Life Hacks
3 juni 2020 |
38 min
LT Audrey Talbot reviews 6 of her 7 "truths" behind how to succeed as a first-tour division officer.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/june/truth-6-swo-ensigns-must-understand-how-set-tone
Proceedings Podcast Episode 163 - Coast Guard Update with MCPOCG
27 maj 2020 |
50 min
MCPOCG Jason Vanderhaden reviews the events of 2019 and updates the latest issues and accomplishments of the U.S. Coast Guard.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 162 - August Cole's New Novel "Burn-In"
26 maj 2020 |
46 min
Futurist August Cole talks about his new novel, "Burn-In" and how humans might use data and interface with robots in the future.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 161 - Naval Aviation in Review
22 maj 2020 |
44 min
"Jethro" Bodine and "Bus" Snodgrass review 2019 as well as the latest updates surrounding Naval Aviation.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 160 - Story Behind "The Stringbags" Creators
20 maj 2020 |
48 min
Writer Garth Ennis and artist P.J. Holden discuss the details of creating "The Stringbags," the latest graphic novel from Dead Reckoning (an imprint of Naval Institute Press).
Proceedings Podcast Episode 159 - How COVID-19 is Affecting Maritime Shipping
11 maj 2020 |
42 min
Shashi Kumar talks about how 2019 went for the merchant marine and how the industry is dealing with the crises created by the current pandemic.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 158 - The Black Sea Service Experience
5 maj 2020 |
53 min
MCPOCG (Ret.) Vince Patton and FLTCM (Ret.) Raymond Kemp discuss the history of the black experience and integration in the naval service, the challenges that still exist today, and the importance of continuing this conversation.
For reference: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/1979/october/integration-navy-1941-1978
Proceedings Podcast Episode 157 -Editors' Roundtable
1 maj 2020 |
45 min
The team discusses the USNI annual meeting, the latest COVID-19 impacts on the fleet, and whether midshipmen should be able to get drafted to the NFL without any military obligation.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 156 - "Tower of Skulls" author
29 april 2020 |
40 min
Historian RIchard Frank talks about "Tower of Skulls," his new book about the Asia-Pacific War between 1937-1942.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 155 - Don't Just Shut Up and Row
24 april 2020 |
41 min
MAJ Brian Kerg, USMC discusses the matrix leaders sometimes have to navigate when doing right by subordinates and following orders aren't the same thing.
Related article: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/april/dont-just-shut-and-row
Proceedings Podcast Episode 154 - The Relentless Chief
22 april 2020 |
43 min
Master Chief Mike Bemley talks about how to lead sailors with purpose and avoid the BCD ("blame, complain, and defend") mindset.
More: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/april/relentless-chief
Proceedings Podcast Episode 153 - Reimagine the ARG/MEU Team
17 april 2020 |
43 min
LCDR Andy Roscoe discusses his article about modifying the use of amphibs in line with new threats and improved capabilities.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/april/reimagine-argmeu-team
Proceedings Podcast Episode 152 - Unleash the Privateers!
12 april 2020 |
41 min
Law of the sea experts Cancian and Schwartz discuss the merits of bringing privateering back to the Navy's strategy in the face of potential peer conflict.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/april/unleash-privateers
Proceedings Podcast Episode 151 - Behind the Scenes of Churchill's Graphic Biography
9 april 2020 |
39 min
Historian Andrew Roberts discusses the life and times of Winston Churchill, the subject of the new graphic novel from Dead Reckoning.
More info here: https://www.usni.org/press/books/churchill-0
Proceedings (History) Podcast Episode 149 - Conspicuous SEAL Gallantry Under Fire
7 april 2020 |
35 min
Discussion how Lieutenant (junior grade) Tom Richards saved the lives of several fellow SEALs in January 1971 at great risk to himself, but his award was downgraded.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/april/conspicuous-gallantry-under-fire
Proceedings Podcast Episode 150 - Digital Comms Tools for Enlisted Leaders
7 april 2020 |
39 min
Winner of the 2017 Enlisted Prize essay contest, MCCS Hendrick Simoes, offers insights on how leaders can better use digital communication tools to enhance their leadership effectiveness.
More here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2017/june/it-time-digital-deckplate-leadership
Proceedings Podcast Episode 148 - Use a 27-Section Watchbill during Maintenance Avails
3 april 2020 |
29 min
John Cordle talks about how a 27-section watchbill can reduce wear and tear on a crew during a maintenance availability.
Proceedings (History) Podcast Episode 147 - Lessons from the Battle of Okinawa
31 mars 2020 |
34 min
Historian Vince O'Hara analyzes the Battle of Okinawa, the final "island hopping" campaign in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 146 - Leadership, Obedience, and the Conduct of War
27 mars 2020 |
37 min
NWC Prof. Pauline Shanks Kaurin discusses approaches to leadership and the conduct of war in light of recent events involving the White House and the previous SECNAV.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 144 - Ode to Boomers from a Grumpy Millennial
25 mars 2020 |
40 min
LCDR Alyssa Armstrong reviews the memorable sayings she learned from Baby Boomer generation COs.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/february/ode-boomers-grumpy-millennial
Proceedings Podcast Episode 145 - MCPON's Coronavirus Update
25 mars 2020 |
30 min
MCPON Russ Smith calls-in from the Pentagon to give the latest on how the fleet is dealing with the coronavirus threat.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 143 - 'Strategy Matters' with Prof. Jim Holmes
23 mars 2020 |
43 min
NWC Prof. Jim Holmes, author of the Proceedings "Strategy Matters" column, talks about the focus during a pandemic and beyond.
Proceedings (History) Podcast Episode 142 - Samuel Eliot Morison on WW2
20 mars 2020 |
35 min
David Sears discusses Samuel Eliot Morison's 15-volume history of World War II.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2020/april/sam-morisons-long-campaign
Proceedings Podcast Episode 141 - Coronavirus threat to the fleet
18 mars 2020 |
44 min
Retired Navy Dr. Jerry Mothershead discusses the coronavirus threat to the fleet and the nation at large.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 140 - WEST 2020 Day 2 Wrap-up
3 mars 2020 |
23 min
The highlights of Day 2 of #WEST2020 live from the San Diego Convention Center.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 139 - WEST 2020 Day 1 Wrap-up
2 mars 2020 |
22 min
Ward, Bill, and Paul review the action live from #WEST2020 in San Diego.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 138 - Use the Reserves Better
25 februari 2020 |
40 min
Petty Officer Ben Teitsort is joined by Reserve Force Master Chief Chris Kotz to talk about how the Navy can better use its reserves.
Related: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2020/january/navy-must-better-use-its-reserve
Proceedings Podcast Episode 137 - CNP Talks Sailor 2025 and More
23 februari 2020 |
49 min
VADM John Nowell, Chief of Naval Personnel, talks about the latest manpower initiatives to recruit and retain the right folks to man a 355-ship Navy.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 136 - Operation Downfall and the Invasion of Japan
20 februari 2020 |
44 min
D.M. Giangreco, author of "Hell to Pay," talks about the decision matrix military planners went through when trying to end the war in the Pacific Theater during World War II.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 135 - Iwo Jima in Depth
18 februari 2020 |
42 min
USNA Prof. Mark Folse analyzes the Battle of Iwo Jima with the editors of Naval History magazine.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 134 - Undersea Adventures of Victor Vescovo
13 februari 2020 |
34 min
Adventurer and retired Navy intel officer Victor Vescovo talks about his undersea missions to the bottom of the five oceans.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 133 - SEAL Ethos Revisited
6 februari 2020 |
39 min
Retired Navy SEAL CAPT Dan'l Steward talks about applying the SEAL ethos to current events.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 132 - Live from USNA's Ship Selection Night
30 januari 2020 |
50 min
All the action live from the Naval Academy's Ship Selection Night including interviews with future SWO midshipmen, ship reps, and VADM Jim Kilby (N9).
Proceedings Podcast Episode 131 - Chinese Espionage in Depth
28 januari 2020 |
47 min
Matt Brazil talks about "Chinese Communist Espionage," his new book from USNI Press.
Theme song: "Take It Off the Top" by the Dixie Dregs. Used with permission of the artist (our good friend Steve Morse).
Proceedings Podcast Episode 130 - The First Deepest Dive
21 januari 2020 |
26 min
Naval historian Norman Polmar talks about the U.S. Navy's mission to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench on the 60th anniversary of the achievement.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 129 - Zumwalt CO Tells All
16 januari 2020 |
55 min
CAPT Drew Carlson, CO of USS Zumwalt, talks about maintaining colregs proficiency and the future of DDG 1000.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 127 - The Ship Boss Live from SNA
15 januari 2020 |
32 min
VADM Richard Brown, Commander Surface Forces, talks about the state of the SWO community and the path to 355 ships.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 128 - Force Master Chiefs Live from SNA
15 januari 2020 |
40 min
Force Master Chiefs Osborne and Goodrich talk about how the fallout of the CR and the path to a 355-ship Navy is affecting the enlisted side of the house.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 126 - Chiefs Mess and the High End Fight
10 januari 2020 |
49 min
Fleet Master Chief Paul Kingsbury talks about refocusing the chiefs' role for the next war, which could likely be against a peer adversary.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 125 - Culture of Phantom vs. Crusader
26 december 2019 |
44 min
Capt. "Drano" Malandrino talks about how Topgun was formed by comparing and contrasting the cultures of the F-4 Phantom and F-8 Crusader communities in the late '60s.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 124 - Middle East 101
20 december 2019 |
66 min
The authors of "Middle East 101," a new release from USNI Press, explain the history of Islam and America's military misadventures in the region.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 123 - Should Every Marine Really Be a Rifleman?
13 december 2019 |
44 min
Sgt. Daniel Hill and Sgt. Maj. Anthony Easton discuss what the "Every Marine a Rifleman" motto actually means and whether that ethos is a problem in the fleet.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 122 - Falkland Lessons Applied to China
10 december 2019 |
44 min
LCDR Jeff Vandenengel applies the lessons of the Falkland War to the current threat posed by the Chinese in the Western Pacific.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 121 - Beat Army Football Special
5 december 2019 |
29 min
An Army-Navy game preview with Navy football head coach Ken Niumatalolo and quarterback MIDN 1/C Malcolm Perry.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 120 - Economics of the American Hero
3 december 2019 |
49 min
CDR Brendan Stickles talks about Jack Lucas, a hero of the Battle of Iwo Jima, and whether America still has the ability to make such warfighters today.
Read more: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/december/economics-american-hero-0
Proceedings Podcast Episode 119 - New Approach to Mental Health and Suicide
25 november 2019 |
36 min
Retired Master Chief Ken Falke talks about treating mental health as a leadership issue.
Read his article here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/struggle-well-new-approach-mental-health-and-suicide
Proceedings Podcast Episode 118 - Getting the Marines Back Aboard Ships
21 november 2019 |
50 min
Maj. Brian Kerg, USMC, talks about aligning the Commandant's planning guidance and the Navy's strategic vision.
Related article: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/november/what-does-navy-need-marine-corps
Proceedings Podcast Episode 117 - From Sea to C-Suite with VADM Dawson
20 november 2019 |
38 min
VADM Cutler Dawson talks about his life at sea and as CEO of NFCU.
Shop for his new book, "From the Sea to the C-Suite," at https://www.usni.org/press/books/sea-c-suite.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 116 - Effective New Treatment for PTSD
6 november 2019 |
50 min
COL Sean Mulvaney, MC, USA (Ret.) talks about his revolutionary treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/november/ptsd-treat-epidemic-our-ranks
Proceedings Podcast Episode 115 - 'The World Wonders' Mystery Revealed
23 oktober 2019 |
44 min
Rich Frank reveals the mystery behind "the world wonders," the second-most famous message from the War in the Pacific. Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/october/world-wonders
Proceedings Podcast Episode 114 - Analyzing the Battle of Leyte Gulf
21 oktober 2019 |
42 min
Our panel of naval history experts breaks down the Battle of Leyte Gulf on its 75th anniversary.
Read more:
https://www.usni.org/press/books/battle-leyte-gulf-75
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/october/navys-aerial-arsenal-leyte-gulf
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/october/gambier-bays-final-hours
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2009/october/leyte-gulf-pacific-wars-greatest-battle
Proceedings Podcast Episode 113 - Cold War ASW Lessons and Slade Cutter
15 oktober 2019 |
50 min
CDR Joel Holwitt discusses the sub-on-sub lessons of the Cold War and remembers World War 2 hero Slade Cutter.
Read more:
https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/october/sub-vs-sub-asw-lessons-cold-war
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/october/confidence-his-team
Proceedings Podcast Episode 112 - Happy 146th Birthday, USNI!
9 oktober 2019 |
47 min
The Proceedings Podcasts hosts review the history of the Naval Institute on the occasion of the organization's 146th anniversary.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 111 - Conversation with ADM Jamie Foggo, USN
2 oktober 2019 |
47 min
ADM Jamie Foggo, USN, Commander of Joint Forces Command Naples, and U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa, stops by the studio to talk NATO, Russia, Africa, Fourth Battle, and Third Offset.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 110 - Conversation with MCPOCG
26 september 2019 |
49 min
MCPOCG Jason Vanderhaden talks about his career and the issues facing the Coast Guard today.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 109 - Simulators Can't Replace Real Aircrew Training
16 september 2019 |
40 min
Air Force Col. Mike Pietrucha discusses the trap of believing that technology like simulators will make aircrews completely combat-ready.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/we-were-well-trained-once-and-young
Proceedings Podcast Episode 108 - Gen. John Kelly Looks Back
12 september 2019 |
59 min
Gen. John Kelly, USMC (Ret.), talks about his time on active duty, as Secretary of the Dept. of Homeland Security, and White House Chief of Staff.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 107 - Fixing Talent Management Pt. 2
8 september 2019 |
35 min
Live from Tailhook 2019, LCDRs Renato A. DePaolis II and Andrew R. Ginnetti continue the conversation around how to fix the way the Navy manages people to create a warfighting culture.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/modern-force-what-happened-talent-management
Theme song: "Space Eyes" by @drivinncryin
Proceedings Podcast Episode 106 - TOPGUN's Impact
7 september 2019 |
37 min
Live from Tailhook 2019, CDR "Pops" Papaioanu, CO of TOPGUN, talks about the school's impact on the fleet over the last 50 years.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/topguns-impact
Podcast theme: "Space Eyes" by Drivin 'N Cryin. Follow them at @drivinncryin.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 103 - Why JOs are TOPGUN's Foundation
4 september 2019 |
37 min
Live from Tailhook, LCDR "Heed" Scarbro talks how junior officers are the foundation of TOPGUN's culture of excellence.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/junior-officers-topguns-foundation
Proceedings Podcast Episode 104 - What Happened to Talent Management?
4 september 2019 |
24 min
LCDR Renato DePaolis offers a better way to evaluate personnel to prioritize warfighting and ensure the right folks wind up in positions of authority.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/modern-force-what-happened-talent-management
Proceedings Podcast Episode 105 - TOPGUN from Two Perspectives
3 september 2019 |
30 min
Live from Tailhook 2019, CAPT "Proton" McLaughlin talks about his two tours at TOPGUN, as a JO and CO.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/september/junior-officers-topguns-foundation
Proceedings Podcast Episode 102 - Improve Maintenance Culture to Retain Sailors
1 september 2019 |
38 min
Petty Officer 3rd Class Nathan Martin describes how sailors get trapped in a culture of cutting corners when doing maintenance.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/july/improving-maintenance-culture-retain-sailors
Theme song: "Space Eyes" by Drivin' N' Cryin
Proceedings Podcast Episode 101 - Defeat of the Graf Spee
29 augusti 2019 |
46 min
Dr. Alan Zimm talks about the Battle of the River Plate and Commander Fuchida's costly decision at Pearl Harbor.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2016/december/commander-fuchidas-decision and https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/august/battle-badly-fought
Proceedings Podcast Episode 100 - Rise of China's Seapower
26 augusti 2019 |
45 min
Dr. Jonathan Ward talks about the influence of seapower upon China and how the U.S. is reacting.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/influence-seapower-upon-china
Proceedings Podcast Episode 99 - America's Maritime Crisis
21 augusti 2019 |
45 min
Dr. Sal Mercogliano talks about how the U.S. has fallen behind in the commercial aspects of sea power.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/be-modern-maritime-power
Proceedings Podcast Episode 98 - Warrior Toughness and Damage Control
19 augusti 2019 |
41 min
A discussion about how boot camp has changed to create the sailors needed for today's fleet environment.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/july/warrior-toughness-making-mind-body-soul-connection and https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/every-sailor-damage-controlman
Proceedings Podcast Episode 97 - Give the LCS a USMC Mission
15 augusti 2019 |
38 min
2nd Lt. James Winnefeld discusses his idea to employ the LCS in support of MARSOC and other USMC units.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/call-blue-green-cavalry
Proceedings Podcast Episode 96 - Cutter Connectivity Problem
7 augusti 2019 |
40 min
Coast Guard Commander Craig Allen talks about challenges with national security cutter connectivity.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/august/connectivity-maketh-cutter
Proceedings Podcast Episode 95 - Topgun and Navy Retention
30 juli 2019 |
57 min
CDR "Bus" Snodgrass talks about being a Topgun instructor and his retention recommendations to the Navy.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 94 - ADM Stavridis on the USNI Dare Factor
25 juli 2019 |
43 min
ADM Jim Stavridis talks about his Navy career and longtime involvement in the Naval Institute as he ends his tenure as Chairman of the Board.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 93 - USNA Superintendent Looks Back
24 juli 2019 |
59 min
VADM Ted Carter, USNA Superintendent, reflects on his long career as an aviator and leader.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 92 - SECDEF Role in Hyperwar
22 juli 2019 |
46 min
"Ghost Fleet" co-author August Cole teams with DoD expert Wendy Anderson to talk about how the role of SECDEF will evolve as information flows faster in combat.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/june/secretary-hyperwar-optempo-machine-speed
Proceedings Podcast Episode 91 - The Grey Ghost's Artist
6 juli 2019 |
48 min
A discussion about Clarence J. Tibado, a sailor and artist who painted some of World War II's most significant battles after living through them as a member of the crew of the USS Pensacola's (CA-24).
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/august/grey-ghosts-artist
Proceedings Podcast Episode 89 - Ensigns Create Podcast Focused on Civ-Mil Divide
3 juli 2019 |
51 min
The creators of the Thank You for Your Service podcast talk about the state of the civilian-military divide.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 90 - The Heroes of the Hornet
2 juli 2019 |
44 min
A filmmaker, a historian, and a World War 2 torpedo bomber crewman talk about Carrier Air Group 11, "the Heroes of the Hornet."
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/august/tale-eleven
Proceedings Podcast Episode 88 - Current Events Roundtable
26 juni 2019 |
57 min
USNI News Editor-in-Chief Sam LaGrone talks about Iran, Baltops, FFG(X), and other current events.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 87 - Time to Change the PRT
17 juni 2019 |
34 min
Military cardiologist Col John G. Sotos discusses how the current PRT doesn't reflect the physical needs of today's fight.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/june/physical-fitness-programs-dont-fit-todays-fight
Proceedings Podcast Episode 86 - Solve the Littorals Problem with Corvette Carriers
9 juni 2019 |
42 min
Lt.Col. Colin Smith talks about using corvette carriers to solve the U.S. Navy's capability gap in the littorals with the renewal of great power competition.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/june/corvette-carriers-new-littoral-warfare-strategy
Proceedings Podcast Episode 85 - Untold Stories of the Battle of Midway
4 juni 2019 |
47 min
Battle of Midway expert Jon Parshall takes another look at how the battle unfolded and events the day after that ended one submariner skipper's career.
Read more:
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2007/june/ignoring-lessons-defeat
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/june/double-turn-misfortune
Proceedings Podcast Episode 84 - Could D-Day Have Happened in '43?
2 juni 2019 |
42 min
Vince O'Hara explores how D-Day might have happened in 1943 instead of 1944.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/june/d-day-year-too-late
Proceedings Podcast Episode 83 - Make a Coast Guard Admiral SOUTHCOM
29 maj 2019 |
42 min
A Coast Guard couple explains why SOUTHCOM should be headed by a Coast Guard admiral.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/june/coast-guard-should-helm-southcom
Proceedings Podcast Episode 82 - Editors Talk Blue Angels and Coming Attractions
22 maj 2019 |
43 min
The Proceedings staff discusses what it's like to fly with the Blue Angels, this year's "controversial" Herndon climb during USNA's commissioning week, and what's coming up in future issues of the magazine.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 81 - Naval Aviation Year in Review
16 maj 2019 |
51 min
CDR "Jethro" Bodine reviews the state of Naval Aviation platform-by-platform and offers in-depth perspective on each one.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/may/us-naval-aviation-and-weapons-year-review
Proceedings Podcast Episode 80 - Navy Helos in Vietnam Documentary
12 maj 2019 |
34 min
The producers of "Scramble the Seawolves" explain the inspiration behind their documentary about a squadron of Hueys that provided close air support for the riverines in Vietnam.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/june/i-am-sailor-and-seawolf
Proceedings Podcast Episode 79 - MCPON Fleet Update
9 maj 2019 |
50 min
MCPON Russ Smith talks about the latest issues around the fleet.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 78 - Peter Swartz Talks Naval Strategy
30 april 2019 |
47 min
Legendary naval strategist Peter Swartz talks about his career and offers advice for the next generation of military planners.
Read an interview with CAPT Swartz in the May issue of Proceedings at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/may/naval-strategist-speaks
Proceedings Podcast Episode 77 - Child Care is a Fleet Problem
22 april 2019 |
42 min
LCDR Alison Maruca talks about her challenges with being both a Naval Officer and a mom, and how her issues aren't just a female sailor problem.
Read her article in Proceedings at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/april/child-care-fleet-problem
Proceedings Podcast Episode 76 - PEO-JSF Director Talks F-35
15 april 2019 |
58 min
VADM Mat Winter, PEO-JSF, talks in-depth about the F-35 program, past and present.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 75 - Refuel the Truman, It's the Law
13 april 2019 |
42 min
CAPT Tal Manvel gives his opinion of the Navy's recent decision to not to refuel CVN-75.
Read his article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/march/refuel-truman-its-law
Proceedings Podcast Episode 74 - Midshipmen Explain NAFAC
7 april 2019 |
37 min
The midshipmen leaders of NAFAC talk foreign affairs and their outlook as they're about to enter the fleet.
Learn more about NAFAC: https://www.usna.edu/NAFAC/index.php
Proceedings Podcast Episode 73 - Get the Army Back in Amphibs
3 april 2019 |
50 min
Maj. B.A. Friedman, USMCR, talks about where we need to up our amphibious warfare game, including getting the Army involved again.
Read Major Friedman's article in the April issue of Proceedings: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/april/ensuring-access-maritime-world
Proceedings Podcast Episode 72 - Chiefs Need to Earn Back Sailors' Trust
24 mars 2019 |
50 min
CMC Bill Houlihan talks about how chiefs need to earn back the trust of their sailors.
Read more in his post on the USNI Blog: https://blog.usni.org/posts/2019/03/22/message-to-the-mess-earn-back-the-sailors-trust
Proceedings Podcast Episode 71 - Garth Ennis Talks "The Night Witches"
17 mars 2019 |
37 min
Renowned graphic novelist Garth Ennis talks about "The Night Witches," published by Dead Reckoning, the Naval Institute Press graphic novel imprint.
Learn more about and order "The Night Witches": https://www.deadreckoning.org/book/the-night-witches/
Proceedings Podcast Episode 70 - NATO Expert Talks North Atlantic
13 mars 2019 |
44 min
Magnus Nordenman poses 5 questions NATO must answer in the North Atlantic.
Read his March Proceedings article on USNI.org: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/march/five-questions-nato-must-answer-north-atlantic
Proceedings Podcast Episode 69 - Is IW a Warfare Command?
4 mars 2019 |
47 min
A debate about whether IW is best positioned as support or a warfare specialty.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 68 - Behind the Scenes of Fleet Maintenance
27 februari 2019 |
43 min
Master Chief Scott Kelly and retired CAPT John Cordle talk about the maintenance lessons learned from the FITZGERALD and McCAIN mishaps and where the fleet is now as a result.
Read Captain Cordle's February 2019 Proceedings article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/february/captain-get-some-sleep
Proceedings Podcast Episode 67 - ET2 Gives a View from the Deckplates
24 februari 2019 |
42 min
ET2 Patrick Fisher, who penned two controversial op-eds for "Navy Times" in recent years, offers his thoughts on whether the Navy is actually taking action on issues flagged after the collisions-at-sea during the summer of 2017.
Read his op-eds at https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2018/10/29/op-ed-dear-vcno-fix-the-chiefs-mess-and-listen-more-to-junior-sailors/ and https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2018/01/09/opinion-dont-ignore-bad-policy-and-the-indolent-chiefs-mess/
Proceedings Podcast Episode 66 - WEST Day 3 Wrap-up
19 februari 2019 |
29 min
Bill, Paul, and Ward review the highlights of Day 3 of WEST 2019.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 65 - WEST Day 2
13 februari 2019 |
31 min
Bill, Paul, and Ward review the highlights of WEST 2019 Day 2 live from the San Diego Convention Center.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 64 - WEST Day 1 Wrap-up
12 februari 2019 |
29 min
Bill, Paul, and Ward review the highlights of USNI/AFCEA WEST Day 1 live from San Diego.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 62 - Naval intel's Lost Decade
29 januari 2019 |
29 min
CDR Wolf Melbourne talks about how Naval Intelligence needs to take better advantage of tech and big data.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/december/naval-intelligences-lost-decade
Proceedings Podcast Episode 63 - Redesign the Fleet
29 januari 2019 |
36 min
Capt. Trip Barber talks about how the Navy needs to design the fleet for 2030 and beyond.
Read Captain Barber's "Proceedings" article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2019/january/redesign-fleet
Proceedings Podcast Episode 61 - Birth of the Navy Progressives
22 januari 2019 |
50 min
Author Scott Mobley talks about his new book, "Progressives in Navy Blue," which deals with the revolution in critical thought in the officer ranks in the late 1800s.
Buy the book at https://www.usni.org/press/books/progressives-navy-blue
Proceedings Podcast Episode 60 - Warfare Tactics Instructors Tell All
16 januari 2019 |
41 min
The "Top Guns" of the surface Navy explain how they train the fleet for the high-end fights of the future.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 59 - Arm the Amphibs
7 januari 2019 |
49 min
Naval expert Bryan McGrath discusses his blog post about arming amphibious ships under the doctrine of "distributed lethality."
Read his piece on the USNI Blog: https://blog.usni.org/posts/2018/12/14/increase-fleet-lethality-by-arming-the-amphibs
Proceedings Podcast Episode 58 - Surface Warfare Forecast from SNA Chief
3 januari 2019 |
42 min
Retired VADM Barry McCullough talks about the future of the Surface Navy as a preview to this year's SNA convention.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 57 - Why History Matters in Winning Wars
20 december 2018 |
41 min
LCDR Jason FIte talks about history's role in making warfighters and Hughes' "six cornerstones" of naval tactics.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/december/study-past-win-today
Proceedings Podcast Episode 55 - All Marines are Not Advisors
11 december 2018 |
39 min
Maj. Rafiel Deon Warfield, USMC, talks about how the Corps needs to create a better screening system for choosing who trains foreign militaries.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/december/every-marine-not-advisor
Proceedings Podcast Episode 54 - Create an Autonomous Program Office
6 december 2018 |
36 min
CAPT Sharif Calfee talks about creating an autonomous program office to fast-track good ideas into fleet capability.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/december/navy-needs-autonomy-project-office
Proceedings Podcast Episode 53 - The Salty Millennial Revealed
26 november 2018 |
48 min
USNI Blog columnist "The Salty Millennial" reveals his true identity and talks about the state of generational tension in the Navy today.
Read his posts on the USNI Blog: https://blog.usni.org/author/the-salty-millennialgmail-com
Proceedings Podcast Episode 52 - China Wants Amphibs
18 november 2018 |
40 min
BGEN Bill Bowers, USMC and Dr. Chris Yung talk about China's desire to have amphibious warfare capability.
Read more in Proceedings: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/november/china-has-learned-value-amphibious-operations
Proceedings Podcast Episode 51 - Afshin Molavi Talks China
12 november 2018 |
40 min
Afshin Molavi, Senior Fellow at the Johns Hopkins SAIS Foreign Policy Institute, talks about China and "the new Silk Road" and the defense implications surrounding it.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/october/new-silk-road-runs-through-uae
Proceedings Podcast Episode 50 - David Poyer Talking Military Fiction
7 november 2018 |
31 min
David Poyer talks about how he writes and his latest effort "Deep War."
Learn more about "Deep War": https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250101105
Proceedings Podcast Episode 49 - Fix Navy Air's Adversary Problem
4 november 2018 |
45 min
LCDR Graham Scarbro talks about how to fix Navy Air's bandit problem to avoid sending aviators into combat ill-prepared to fight.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/november/fix-naval-aviations-adversary-problem
Proceedings Podcast Episode 48 - Counter Intelligence Focus
28 oktober 2018 |
36 min
1st Lt. Christian Heller, USMC, talks counter intelligence and how the Marines need to focus on this mission area during both asymmetric and peer conflicts.
Read his prize-winning essay here: https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/october/make-counterintelligence-main-effort
Proceedings Podcast Episode 47 - Tom Cutler Talks Naval Institute Press
16 oktober 2018 |
37 min
Tom Cutler from the Naval Institute Press talks about his time in the "brown water" Navy in Vietnam, his job as the Gordon England Chair for Professional Naval Books, how raw manuscripts become Naval Institute Press books, the new Chief's Guide, and the latest news from the second deck of Beach Hall.
Learn more about the CPO's guide: https://www.usni.org/press/books/chief-petty-officers-guide-2nd-edition
Learn more about Tom Cutler's service in his "Brown Water, Black Berets," available from the Naval Institute Press: https://www.usni.org/press/books/brown-water-black-berets
Proceedings Podcast Episode 46 - SECNAV Lehman Recounts the Cold War
7 oktober 2018 |
48 min
Former SECNAV John Lehman talks about winning the Cold War at sea and other parts of his tenure during the Reagan years as captured in his new book "Oceans Ventured."
Learn more: https://books.wwnorton.com/books/Oceans-Ventured/
Proceedings Podcast Episode 45 - Using Social Media During Disasters
6 oktober 2018 |
38 min
How the U.S. Coast Guard started using social media during disasters. USCGA Cadet Evan Twarog talks about how an idea that took off during Hurricane Harvey has now become fundamental to how the Coast Guard saves lives.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/october/hurricane-ready-coast-guard-adapts-social-media-storm
Proceedings Podcast Episode 44 - Carriers in the High-End Fight
25 september 2018 |
39 min
Using carriers differently in a high-end fight. Retired Naval Aviator Capt. "Barney" Rubel discusses the issues he raises in his Sept. PROCEEDINGS article.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/september/use-carriers-differently-high-end-fight
Proceedings Podcast Episode 42 - Russian Hybrid Warfare
11 september 2018 |
38 min
Maj. Valerie McGuire on Russia's hybrid warfare threat, including computer hacking.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/august/hybrid-warfare-helps-russia-level-playing-field
Proceedings Podcast Episode 43 - Sailors and Video Addiction
10 september 2018 |
33 min
Navy Capt. Peter Ryan talks about the threat video addiction poses to readiness across the fleet.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/september/technology-new-addiction
Proceedings Podcast Episode 40 - The Evolution of Navy Fighting Doctrine
24 augusti 2018 |
48 min
Trent Hone talks Navy fighting doctrine changes at the turn of the 20th Century on how they influenced the outcome of World War II. Trent is the author of "Learning War," which was just published by the Naval Institute Press.
Buy the book: https://www.usni.org/press/books/learning-war
Proceedings Podcast Episode 41 - Finding the Wrecks of Indy and Lex
24 augusti 2018 |
38 min
Undersea explorer Robert Kraft describes his team's recent findings of the wrecks of the LEXINGTON, INDIANAPOLIS, and JUNEAU. (For more check out "Paul Allen's Winning Season" in the Aug. issue of NAVAL HISTORY magazine.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2018/august/paul-allens-winning-season
Proceedings Podcast Episode 39 - Prepare for Megacity Combat
13 augusti 2018 |
38 min
Discussion about what's needed for the next generation of urban combat featuring an Army major who wrote "Prepare to Fight in Megacities," which appears in the August PROCEEDINGS.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/august/prepare-fight-megacities
Proceedings Podcast Episode 38 - JOs Can Fix SWO Training
11 augusti 2018 |
49 min
Lt. Katelyn Davidson, USN talks about her article on how JOs can fix SWO training.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/july/jos-can-fix-swo-training
Proceedings Podcast Episode 37 - Acting MCPON Russell Smith
1 augusti 2018 |
31 min
Acting MCPON Russell Smith talks morale, manpower, and career paths.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 36 - Sleep Deprivation in the Coast Guard
23 juli 2018 |
39 min
USCG Petty Officer talks sleep deprivation: Petty Officer Second Class Erica Rands-Howard, USCG, talks about her experiences as a brand new member of a cutter crew when she worked "double 4-to-8" watches, which broke her more than breaking her in.
Read about her experiences in https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/july/break-sailors-dont-break-them
Proceedings Podcast Episode 35 - Don Walsh on Diving to 36,000 Feet
16 juli 2018 |
49 min
Don Walsh talks diving to 36,000 feet and other amazing adventures he had as one of the first "hydronauts" in the early '60s.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2011/september/oceans-dr-piccard-and-his-wonderful-electric-submarines
Proceedings Podcast Episode 34 - August Cole Talks About the Futuristic Military
8 juli 2018 |
45 min
Writer and futurist August Cole calls into the PROCEEDINGS Podcast to talk about "Automated Valor," his short work of fiction that was exclusively published in the May issue of PROCEEDINGS, and a host of other topics including the future of warfighting and military procurement.
Read automated valor at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/may/automated-valor
Proceedings Podcast Episode 33 - The Legendary Fred Rainbow Looks Back
2 juli 2018 |
47 min
Longtime PROCEEDINGS Editor-in-chief Fred Rainbow looks back on his Naval Institute career on the eve of his departure from the USNI team.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 32 - Would Nimitz Win a Midway Today?
25 juni 2018 |
43 min
CAPT Jamie McGrath calls into the show from the Naval War College to discuss his article in the June PROCEEDINGS titled "Would Nimitz Win a Midway Today?" McGrath talks about relative shipbuilding capacity and how Roosevelt made it happen in the '30 and how it can't happen today.
Read his article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/june/would-nimitz-win-midway-today
Proceedings Podcast Episode 31 - VADM Aucoin Talks About the CR
17 juni 2018 |
41 min
VADM Joseph Aucoin, USN (Ret.) calls into the PROCEEDINGS Podcast to discuss his recent article in the magazine titled "It's Not Just the Forward Deployed," which outlines his issues with the Comprehensive Review written following the two collisions at sea last summer that killed 17 sailors.
Read his article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/april/its-not-just-forward-deployed
Proceedings Podcast Episode 30 - An In-Depth Look at China's Naval Strategy
9 juni 2018 |
39 min
Professor James Holmes calls into the show to discuss the "five faces of Chinese sea power" and the roots of Mao's naval strategy.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/june/visualize-chinese-sea-power
Proceedings Podcast Episode 29 - ADM Mike Mullen Talks the SWO Career Path
28 maj 2018 |
36 min
Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen joins Bill and Ward in the studio to talk about his article from the April issue of PROCEEDINGS regarding adjustments to the surface warfare officer career path in the wake of last summer's collisions at sea.
Read his article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/april/we-can-fix-swo-career-path
Proceedings Podcast Episode 28 - How 2017 Tested the Naval Profession
19 maj 2018 |
40 min
Capt Andrew Jampoler, USN (Ret.) calls into the show to talk about his article in the May PROCEEDINGS about how last summer's collisions at sea and the Fat Leonard scandal are related and reflect poorly on the state of leadership and the profession at large.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/may/2017-tested-naval-profession
Proceedings Podcast Episode 27 - Will Our Allies Support a War with China?
7 maj 2018 |
40 min
Maj. Nick Nappi, USMC, calls in from Hawaii to talk to Bill and Ward about how each of the Pacific allies might react in the event of a hot war with China.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/may/will-they-fight-china
Proceedings Podcast Episode 26 - "Tactical Nukes are Back"
19 april 2018 |
35 min
Lt. (j.g.) Andrea Howard, USN, talks to Bill and Ward about the history of tactical nuclear weapons and the state of current thought with respect to their use.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/april/tactical-nuclear-weapons-are-back
Proceedings Podcast Episode 25 - "Presence is Not Deterrence"
11 april 2018 |
44 min
Bill and Ward talk to Lt. Joseph Hanacek, USN, about his article in the April PROCEEDINGS titled, "Presence is Not Deterrence," in which he makes a distinction between "active" and "latent" suasion and suggests the Navy is doing too much of the latter while assuming it covers the former.
Read the article at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/april/presence-not-deterrence
Proceedings Podcast Episode 24 - Sam Tangredi Talks the Future of Amphibs
2 april 2018 |
42 min
Bill and Ward talk to retired Navy Capt. Sam Tangredi about his article in the April PROCEEDINGS dealing with the future of amphibious warfare.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/april/amphibs-sea-control-and-power-projection
Proceedings Podcast Episode 23 - Giving Cutters More Teeth
26 mars 2018 |
43 min
In this episode, Bill and Ward talk to U.S. Coast Guard commanders Timothy Kerze and Dana Brooke Reid about their article in the March PROCEEDINGS about how cutters might be mod'd to fight the "home game" against peer threats.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/march/rewrite-playbook-maritime-homeland-defense
Proceedings Podcast Episode 22 - It's All About the Sailors
13 mars 2018 |
41 min
Capt. John Cordle, USN (Ret.) talks to Bill and Ward about his most recent PROCEEDINGS article, titled "It's All About the Sailors," which deals with the challenges of training at sea and making sure sailors get enough rest to be effective and safe.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/march/it-all-about-sailors
Proceedings Podcast Episode 21 - Contest-Winning JO Talks About the Navy's Leadership Problem
6 mars 2018 |
44 min
In this episode of the PROCEEDINGS Podcast, Bill and Ward talk to Lt(j.g.) Daniel Stefanus, USN, a surface warfare officer who's won several USNI essay contests in recent years, on his techniques for writing about issues facing the Navy and leadership in the fleet in general.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 20 - Navy SEAL Talks Innovation and Entrepreneurship
27 februari 2018 |
44 min
In this episode Navy SEAL Colin Supko talks about his combat experience and how it's served him as he created Patriot List, his startup business. Colin also discusses innovation with Bill and Ward and gives his recommendations for how DoD could improve its warfighting capability by being more business-friendly.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/january/industry-vs-government-tech-innovation-winter-coming
Proceedings Podcast Episode 19 - Pete Pagano on Navy Training and Spring Press Preview
20 februari 2018 |
40 min
This week CAPT Pete Pagano, USN (Ret.) joins Bill and Ward to talk about how the Navy needs to update its training process to prepare for near-peer threats. And Meagan of the Naval Institute Press stops by to preview the USNI Press spring catalog.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/february/have-we-forgotten-how-fight
Proceedings Podcast Episode 18 - Talking Budget with Megan Eckstein of USNI News
13 februari 2018 |
46 min
USNI News senior writer Megan Eckstein joins Bill and Ward to talk about the roll-out of the DoD budget and the U.S. Navy's latest shipbuilding plan.
https://news.usni.org/
Proceedings Podcast Episode 17 - VADM Tom Moore, NAVSEA
7 februari 2018 |
36 min
In this episode Bill and Ward talk to VADM Tom Moore, USN, NAVSEA Commander, live from WEST 2018. Admiral Moore discusses the status of CVN 78, the future of LCS, how NAVSEA has supported 7th Fleet in the wake of last summer's mishaps, and the need for a defense budget.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 16 - ADM Scott Swift Talks Command and Control
30 januari 2018 |
48 min
ADM Scott Swift, PACFLT Commander, talks about "Mastering the Art of Command and Control," his article in the February issue of PROCEEDINGS. The admiral also offers an update on PACFLT's readiness in the face of ongoing regional threats like North Korea.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/february/master-art-command-and-control
Proceedings Podcast Episode 15 - CAPT Will McGee, USMC, Talks Training Exercises
23 januari 2018 |
44 min
In this episode of the PROCEEDINGS Podcast, Bill and Ward talk to CAPT Will McGee, USMC, about his article titled "The Exercise Has No Clothes" featured in the January issue of the magazine. CAPT McGee explains some of what he wrote in the piece regarding how training exercises don't replicate real-world scenarios to the degree they should.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/january/exercise-has-no-clothes
Proceedings Podcast Episode 14 - CDR Salamander on the State of the Surface Navy
16 januari 2018 |
46 min
In this episode Commander Salamander joins Bill and Ward to talk about the most recent report regarding the FITZGERALD and MCCAIN mishaps and Sal's USNI Blog post that suggests the surface Navy isn't showing the right signs of learning lessons from these tragedies.
Read him on the USNI Blog: https://blog.usni.org/posts/tag/cdr-salamander
Proceedings Podcast Episode 13 - Fix TACAIR Pilot Retention
8 januari 2018 |
47 min
In this episode Bill and Ward talk to LCDR Tony Kochanski, a Growler pilot who just got out to fly with a commercial carrier. Tony wrote an article titled "To Fix TACAIR Pilot Retention, Follow the Money," a discussion about flight pay disparities, that appears in the January issue of PROCEEDINGS.
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/january/fix-tacair-pilot-retention-follow-money
Proceedings Podcast Episode 12 - What Happened To Our Surface Forces?
1 januari 2018 |
48 min
Ward and Bill discuss the January issue of Proceedings with Fleet Master Chief Paul Kingsbury, U.S. Navy, and drill down into Captain Kevin Eyer’s definitive article “What Happened To Our Surface Forces?”
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2018/january/what-happened-our-surface-forces
Proceedings Podcast Episode 11 - CAPT Kevin Eyer on the LCS
18 december 2017 |
45 min
In this episode of the PROCEEDINGS Podcast, Bill and Ward are joined by CAPT Kevin Eyer, USN (Ret.), surface warfare expert, to talk about the state of the Littoral Combat Ship in the wake of the recent CRS report on the program.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 10 - Mishap in the WestPac
5 december 2017 |
45 min
In this episode Bill calls into Beach Hall from Newport, RI to chat with Ward about the findings from the C-2 mishap in WestPac, the USNI Defense Forum in DC, transgender troops, and more.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 9 - Risqué Skywriting and the Future of SWO Training
28 november 2017 |
50 min
In this episode Bill and Ward talk about the fallout from the Growler sky writing incident over Washington state and the future of SWO training. Call-in guest is CDR Tom Ulmer, USN, the current Naval Institute fellow and former Gator ship CO.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 8 - Train Them Like Marines
14 november 2017 |
45 min
Bill and Ward talk to Sgt. Maj. Mike Burke, USMC, about his article titled "Let's Train Them Like Marines" in the November issue of Proceedings.
Read more at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2017/november/lets-train-them-marines
Proceedings Podcast Episode 7 - Fat Leonard
7 november 2017 |
47 min
USNI News editor Sam LaGrone joins Bill and Ward in the studio to talk about current events including the latest surrounding the budget and "Fat Leonard" scandal.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 6 - LT Jarrod Suess, USN
31 oktober 2017 |
46 min
On this episode of the Proceedings Podcast, Ward and Bill analyze the U.S. Navy's report on the Fitzgerald and McCain collisions at sea, review some features from the November issue of Proceedings, and chat with Navy SEAL LT Jarrod Suess, USN, about the books he carried into combat.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 5 - Take a Knee for Social Justice
23 oktober 2017 |
40 min
In this episode, along with other current events, Ward and Bill try to explain that USNI is NOT a political forum while discussing a PROCEEDINGS TODAY article titled, "Take a Knee."
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2017/october/take-knee-social-justice
Proceedings Podcast Episode 4 - Talking the History of USNI and a Deep Dive on China
16 oktober 2017 |
40 min
In this episode Ward and Bill put a finer point on the amazing history of USNI and go deep on China.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 3 - Too Many SWOs per Ship
9 oktober 2017 |
45 min
In episode 3 of the PROCEEDINGS PODCAST Bill and Ward invite their first guest into the studio: LT Brendan Cordial, USN, a surface warfare officer who wrote an article in the March issue titled "Too Many SWOs per Ship."
Read it at https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2017/march/too-many-swos-ship
Proceedings Podcast Episode 2 - "Fat Leonard," T-45 OBOGS, and More
3 oktober 2017 |
44 min
In this episode, Bill and Ward chat about the latest around the "Fat Leonard" scandal and the T-45 OBOGS problem. Bill also digs deep into how the U.S. Navy should deal with China.
Proceedings Podcast Episode 1 - The Beginning
27 september 2017 |
48 min
In the first episode of the PROCEEDINGS podcast, Ward and Bill discuss the most recent "Fat Leonard" news as well as the latest around collisions at sea and the T-45 oxygen system. The team also highlights features from the October issue of PROCEEDINGS magazine - the submarine theme issue.
PROCEEDINGS interview with ADM Shoemaker
11 juli 2017 |
43 min
The editors of PROCEEDINGS traveled to the Pentagon to chat with the Navy's "Air Boss," VADM Mike Shoemaker. Topics Bill and Ward discussed with the Admiral include the T-45's oxygen problem (and how it could affect career paths), the wars in Syria and Iraq, the Ford's growing pains, budget issues, and how drones will play in the carrier war of the future.
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