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Command and Control

Peter Roberts
Command and Control
NATO
Military Command and Control
Military Command
Leadership
Nuclear Command and Control
Decision Making
C4ISR
Middle East
Artificial Intelligence
Geopolitical Dynamics
Nuclear Deterrence
Succession Planning
Organizational Behavior
C4ISR Software
Strategic Stability
Family Businesses
Trust
Multi-Domain Operations (MDO)
Royal Navy

The Command and Control podcast breaks new ground in taking an independent and pragmatic look at what military command and control might look like for the fight tonight and the fight tomorrow. Join us as we talk through C2 for an era of high-end war fighting. The hypothesis is this: command is human, control has become more technological pronounced. As a result, the increasing availability of dyna... more

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If Europeans have been swiftly divesting themselves of real amphibious capability, the reverse has been true of the ADF in recent years. Ray Leggatt, the first true Commander Amphibious Task Force of the Australian Amphibious Force, talked through hi... more

Most people in the C2 world who would acknowledge the Goldwater Nichols reforms of the US military as one of the big muscle movements in command and control over the last 75 years. It provided the framework for how the US would run wars after 1986 an... more

It is the responsibility of the Corps level of command to set the conditions for a favourable and unfair fight at the tactical level: so says Major General Mike Keating, Chief of Staff at Headquarters Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. The scale, complexit... more

C2 systems litter headquarters – some have coalesced into a single machine, others spread across various apps, platforms, and systems. It’s a growing market place and one that can genuinely bamboozle with all the unmoderated lingo that goes with it. ... more

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Recent Guests

Major General Mike Keating
Chief of Staff at HQ Arrc, with extensive operational command experience
Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
Episode: The Unfair Fight (HQ Corps job)
John Spencer
Expert in urban warfare, former U.S. Army officer, and current Chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the Modern War Institute.
Modern War Institute
Episode: C2 for Urban Warfare
Nathan Jennings
Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army, an associate professor at the US Command and General Staff College, with experience in combat and military strategy.
US Army
Episode: Insubordination
Ewan Lawson
Associate fellow at RUSI, veteran of UK Armed Forces, and expert in peacekeeping operations
RUSI
Episode: C2 and Peacekeeping
Steve Leonard
Cartoonist and senior military strategist with a distinguished career in the US Army.
US Army
Episode: Professionals Talk Logistics
Colonel Jon Klug
Veteran of multiple deployments, experienced staff officer, and award-winning military history instructor.
US Army War College
Episode: Professionals Talk Logistics
Mick Ryan
Retired Major General and strategist, globally respected commentator on war.
Australian Army
Episode: Ukrainian C2: Adaptation under fire
Kathleen Porath
Academic advisor at the NATO Cimic Center of Excellence
NATO
Episode: CIMIC and C2
Sean Welch
A Marine with experience in training and combat, and former lead at Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security
Episode: Synchronisation as Coupling

Hosts

Peter
Host of Command and Control, known for bringing independent and analytical perspectives on military command strategies and their evolution with technology.
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Host involved in discussions around military command, often addressing the integration of technology in warfare.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • A great podcast for anyone interested in current military affairs.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    a year ago
  • A great podcast for anyone interested in current military affairs.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    JamesH
    a year ago
  • Excellent discussion of all the aspects of C2

    This series of podcasts is the best discussion on C2 I have ever come across in my 40 year career in the military.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kim Nødskov
    Denmark2 years ago
  • Useful, focused, thorough

    I appreciate the focused thesis for this podcast and the timely necessity of it. Short episodes that spark thoughts and open doors to further research and discussion are what I need. Thanks! Hopefully it continues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bcquinn
    United States2 years ago

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The Unfair Fight (HQ Corps job)
Q: How do you train and select people for the corps level to avoid interference?
Training focuses on recognizing each individual's experience, fostering a humble environment, and emphasizing rehearsal over traditional training, ensuring it is relevant for the complexities of warfighting.
The Unfair Fight (HQ Corps job)
Q: What is the corps level of HQ supposed to be able to do in C2 terms that isn't executed elsewhere?
Corps handle everything divisions cannot or should not do, bringing more resources and the ability to operate over a larger scale and longer duration.
C2 for Urban Warfare
Q: What should lower-level commanders focus on in urban environments?
They should focus on knowing their capabilities, understanding the terrain, and being aware of civilian presence.
C2 for Urban Warfare
Q: What makes urban warfare different, specifically in terms of C2?
Urban warfare presents unique complexities, especially due to the presence of civilians, and the intricacies of infrastructure that shapes command and control dynamics.
Ukrainian C2: Adaptation under fire
Q: What are some of the challenges involved in the adaptation of Ukrainian C2?
Challenges include selecting the right commanders and managing personnel with the specific skills required for effective C2 at corps level operations.

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Focusing on military command and control (C2), this series provides insightful discussions about the evolving landscape of military strategies in the face of contemporary conflicts. Topics widely addressed include the integration of technology in command systems, historical perspectives on military operations, and the complexities introduced by urban warfare. Conversations frequently feature experienced military personnel and strategists, providing a rich context around key issues such as logistics, human dynamics in warfare, and the balance between technology and human decision-making. The podcast stands out for its independent analysis of how human and technological elements influence modern military command, making it particularly releva... more

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8. Kathleen Porath

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