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Books to Battles is the official podcast of the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies (SAASS), where rigorous academic thought meets real-world military application. In each episode, we'll take you inside our school to explore its courses, students, and faculty. We'll show how foundational ideas—from classic works of strategy to cutting-edge scholarship—inform the development and execution of a... more

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On this episode of Books to Battles, we explore NASA’s Artemis program and the upcoming Artemis II mission. We discuss its strategic significance, technological milestones, and implications for sustainable lunar return and great power competition, hi... more

On this episode of Books to Battles, we explore SAASS 665, Space Power, with Dr. Jim Tucci and Dr. Derrick Frazier. The episode examines how the course bridges theory and practice, tracing the evolution of military space thought, key strategic debate... more

In this episode of Books to Battles, Dr. Whitman Cobb and Col Hollon welcome Dr. Paige Reid to discuss the SAASS thesis process and where students currently stand in the project timeline. The conversation explains how students move from an initial re... more

In this episode of Books to Battles, hosts Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb and Col. Cory Hollon speak with Air University Press editors Michael Tate and Megan Hohen about the role of military academic journals in shaping professional debate within the Air For... more

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Recent Guests

JoLynn Tatum
Program Director of Regional Security Studies and Executive Leadership Feedback Program, Psychologist
Air War College
Episode: Mental Health in the Military
Lieutenant Colonel Joshua Cobb
Army officer with extensive experience in acquisitions reform.
U.S. Army
Episode: Aquisition Transformation
Colonel Neil Gump Dimmitt
Returning guest, veteran of the podcast
Episode: Airpower in Limited War
Lieutenant Colonel Ben Hojo Heidenreich
Returning guest, veteran of the podcast
Episode: Airpower in Limited War
Dr. Milena Jakšić
PhD from the University of Potsdam specializing in Luftwaffe thinking and strategy
Episode: Dr. Milena Jakšić
Curtis Sinewe
Mobility pilot and C-17 background, working for US TransCom post-SAASS
US TransCom
Episode: Thesis Award Winners Part 2
Philip Jenkins
Ops Analysis Officer with a heavy academic background, specializing in patient movement research
Episode: Thesis Award Winners Part 2
Joseph Regan
Comptroller with a focus on Air Force recruiting challenges
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Episode: Thesis Award Winners Part 2
Chance Smith
Award-winning graduate from Class 34, formerly enlisted in public affairs and now an intelligence officer in the US Air Force.
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Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb
Professor of Strategy and Security Studies at the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies.
Colonel Corey Holland
Professor of Strategy and Security Studies at the School of Advanced Air and Space Studies (SAASS).

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Aquisition Transformation
Q: Where does the problem lie in the acquisition process?
Josh discusses the slow nature of the current process and how it complicates rapid acquisition amid urgent needs.
Aquisition Transformation
Q: What can you tell us about the history of acquisitions reform?
Josh describes the evolution of acquisitions reform and the complexities involved, stressing the importance of speed and linking it to historical events.
Mental Health in the Military
Q: What are the signs that indicate someone should seek help for mental health issues?
Look for indicators like a dip in functioning, changes in energy levels, sleep quality, physical tension, and a disconnect from who you want to be versus how you are currently engaging with the world.
International Relations
Q: What is your favorite part of teaching a class like 632?
I love the connections to the news and the real world, and how students pull in their examples from current events.
Understanding International Security
Q: How effective is a tool like sanctions?
The literature suggests that sanctions generally do not effectively coerce state behavior but can serve as a deterrent, though their effectiveness can be inconsistent.

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Content typically involves discussions of military strategy, international relations, and the intersection of academic studies with real-world applications within air and space power. Episodes often highlight specific courses and delve into the challenges military leaders face, such as acquisitions reform, mental health in the military, and the effectiveness of coercion and deterrence strategies. Guests include military professionals and educators who share insights and experiences, making the content rich with both theoretical and practical perspectives. This approach is notable for its dedication to bridging the gap between academic rigor and military practice, making it a unique resource for those interested in modern military thought an... more

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