
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 450 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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What happens when you unleash senior military students to fix bureaucracy? Guests Jared Britz and Josh Eggar join host Bob Bradford to discuss how Army War College students used tabletop exercises & AI tools to stress-test Army reforms and spot frict... more
Can AI pass military exams? Kevin Boyce & John Nagl join host Tom Spahr to discuss testing ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude & Grok on Army War College comps. All passed, but limits caused AI to degrade under pressure, proving human judgment remains indispensa... more
How has China transformed into a dominant naval power, and what strategic choices must the U.S. make to protect its interests in the Pacific? Toshi Yoshihara and James Holmes join Ron Granieri to discuss the third edition of Red Star Over the Pacific... more
How can the military adopt tech at the speed of relevance? Host Tom Galvin talks with Carlisle Scholars John Williams, Jeremy Jackson & Antonio Ilario on bridging the gap between bureaucratic acquisition timelines and rapid tech evolution.
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This is an interesting and atypical topic for War Room. Having spent nearly 30 uniformed years in the Army and undergone several “new uniform” drills, I sympathize with the challenges of creating a product that inevitably engenders strong feelings on both sides. I take particular exception to the new Army service uniform cap which lacks the stiffener and thus looks like a misshapen frisbee rather than the headgear of a serious professional.
Editorial comment: as I’ve told students at the SSC, ... more
This is an outstanding podcast for anyone interested in understanding modern events with some historical perspective.
Ron Granieri is a fantastic host with a sultry voice that leaves me purring like a relaxed kitten while simultaneously exciting the listener like a teen at a Harry Styles concert with his profound knowledge of German military history.
I highly recommend this podcast as a means to have a better understanding of the world around you and how events unfold.
Morell and a few of his IC colleagues told the world Hunter's laptop was russian propaganda. Turns out Morell and his pals lied in hopes of influencing a U.S. election. Everything he said since is filtered through that lie. Trust? lol...yeah, trust a veteran spook at your own peril, lol
The listener is advised to be fluent in acronymics.
Thank God someone is now researching this important subject. Information and training from time in the military can be the best tools to use against the defense of a free nation. Keep going with your studies you are on the right path!
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The show consistently covers the intersection of defense policy, military history, and modern warfare challenges, with a strong emphasis on organizational culture, modernization, and cross-domain readiness. Episodes frequently feature Army War College scholars, Federal and international guests, and practitioners who dissect how leadership, governance, and innovative pathways influence acquisition, readiness, and strategic decision-making. Notable strengths include cross-national perspectives, rigorous historical context, and practical recommendations for policy and capability development, making it a valuable resource for defense professionals, policymakers, and researchers seeking deeper insight into how national security decisions transla... more
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