This is the podcast of WAR ROOM, the official online journal of the U.S. Army War College. Join us for provocative discussions about U.S. national security and defense, featuring prominent national security and military professionals.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 7 hours 49 minutes
episode 178: LYKKE'S LITTLE THREE-LEGGED STOOL (PART 1)
Ends, ways and means. It's the starting point for most discussions about strategy.
episode 177: "ON BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE"
Foreign aid is often a hot topic among U.S. voters, especially amidst budget, debt and deficit conversations. But most citizens don't really understand USAID and its role in international affairs.
episode 176: REMEMBERING THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE
In the midst of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge David Hogan joins Ron Granieri to discuss the brutal offensive in the Ardennes Forest.
episode 175: STAGE SETTING: THE MODERN THEATER ARMY
Whether it's in the local arts theater or the geographic theater, stage setting is all about getting ready for the big performance.
episode 174: PARIS 1919: A CONVERSATION WITH MARGARET MACMILLAN (ON WRITING)
WWI was truly a global war. It follows that the peace talks that followed had to find a global peace. The search for that peace began in Paris in 1919.
episode 173: MAKING PEACE, KEEPING PEACE
Peacekeeping is a difficult mission. It's even more difficult when peace isn't actually desired by all participants.
episode 172: DIVERSITY IN PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION
What does diversity mean to the DoD specifically when you're talking about the students and faculty of a professional military education institution?
episode 171: THE WEST POINT CLASS OF 1829
What can the West Point class of 1929 tell us about the professional and intellectual development of the U.S. Army officer corps?
episode 170: COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE: MORE THAN JUST TECHNOLOGY
The concept of competitive advantage gets thrown around a lot, but has the DoD properly defined it quantitatively and qualitatively?
episode 169: THE CHALLENGES OF WRITING BIOGRAPHIES (ON WRITING)
Fred Logevall joins Mike Neiberg to dicuss writing techniques, biographies & what story JFK's life tells us about the rise of American power in the 20th century