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Revolution in Military Affairs

Amos Fox
Ukraine
Russia
Military Strategy
Drones
NATO
Proxy Wars
Clausewitz
Drone Warfare
Maneuver Warfare
Russia-Ukraine War
Multidomain Operations
Hybrid Warfare
World War II
U.S. Army
Attrition Warfare
Geopolitics
Artificial Intelligence
Modern Warfare
Military Doctrine
Logistics

Revolution in Military Affairs explores military innovation and modern warfare's evolution. Revolution in Military Affairs adheres to the position that the science of war exceeds the bounds of ideology. As such, Revolution of Military Affairs promotes the marketplace of ideas, and not just the advocacy of preferential thinking. Revolution in Military Affairs emphasizes military theory, dissecting ... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Kofman
Military analyst, expert on Russia and Ukraine
Episode: Mike Kofman on Russia-Ukraine and Military Analysis
Rich Creed
Army's lead for all things doctrine; former armor officer
U.S. Army
Episode: More on Multidomain Operations (MDO) with Rich Creed
Lukas Mengelkamp
Researcher in the Research and Transfer Project, Arms Control and New Technologies at the Institute for Peace, Research and Security Policy
Institute for Peace, Research and Security Policy
Episode: Maneuver is not the answer for European Defense
Sam Vincent
Research fellow at the London School of Economics and LSE Ideas
London School of Economics
Episode: Maneuver is not the answer for European Defense
Ben Wolfgang
National security correspondent for the Washington Times
The Washington Times
Episode: The Whitehouse Correspondence Dinner, Iran, and Technology
Kevin Benson
Retired US Army Colonel, former Director of SAMS, involved in Iraq War planning
U.S. Army
Episode: There is No Phase Four, Right?
Andrew Monaghan
Expert on Russian strategic culture and military thinking, guest on the episode
Independent researcher/analyst
Episode: Wrestling Ghosts That Don't Exist, Part II
Tim Sweijs
Director of Research at the Hague Center for Strategic Studies
Hague Centre for Strategic Studies
Episode: Tim Sweijs and the Future Challenges of War
Curtis Taylor
Major General, Commanding General of the 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss
U.S. Army
Episode: Major General Curtis Taylor and The Coming Blitzkrieg

Host

Amos Fox
Host of the podcast; often guides discussions and interviews

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
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    Definitely the bottom of the league.

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    >>l
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Brilliance

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    Scott
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    Sioa
    2 years ago
  • So informative.

    Thank you!

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    Sioa
    2 years ago
  • RMA

    Great podcast, especially for anyone interested in military theory, International Relations and strategic studies

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Classicrocklover238
    United States2 years ago

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A few listeners wish for even deeper, more rigorous analysis and fewer biases.
Some episodes offer deep theoretical critique and historical perspective.
Wide-ranging expert interviews with top military thinkers.

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Mike Kofman on Russia-Ukraine and Military Analysis
Q: What are the main reasons Ukraine may sustain an advantage in drone warfare?
Ukraine benefits from a combination of drone endurance, robust communications (e.g., Starlink), and organizational incentives to control depth and coordinate sensor-to-shooter workflows, which keeps the battlefield dynamic.
Mike Kofman on Russia-Ukraine and Military Analysis
Q: What makes good military analysis in your view?
A good analysis hedges about outcomes, explains the thinking process, shows assumptions, and remains transparent about uncertainty while engaging with other perspectives to strengthen the overall assessment.
The Whitehouse Correspondence Dinner, Iran, and Technology
Q: Do you think the government and defense industry are aligned enough to leverage technologies responsibly and effectively?
There's tension around tempo and industrial capacity; while the private sector seeks closer ties to centers of power, the military must balance speed with sustainability, logistics, and political constraints to avoid overreliance on gadgets.
The Whitehouse Correspondence Dinner, Iran, and Technology
Q: How has the Iran situation illustrated the gaps between promised technology and actual capability on the ground?
Despite heavy investment in drones and defensive systems, battlefield realities like drone swarms and air defenses have proven more resilient than expected, showing that rhetoric and capability often diverge in practice.
The Whitehouse Correspondence Dinner, Iran, and Technology
Q: What are the major trends you're seeing in defense and national security, especially in relation to technology?
There's a growing blurring between private industry and the Pentagon, with tech like drones and AI shaping both strategy and policy, but real-world demos don't always translate to battlefield effectiveness, so policy tends to lag behind or misjudge capabilities.

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This show consistently centers on military innovation, strategy, and how contemporary warfare is evolving. Episodes dissect topics from Russia-Ukraine dynamics, drones and AI, multi-domain operations, and the enduring tensions between theory and practice in defense planning. Expect rigorous interviews with veterans, scholars, and defense analysts who challenge conventional wisdom, explore historical roots, and probe how doctrine translates into real-world outcomes. A notable strength is the blend of deep theoretical critique with practical, battlefield-informed perspectives, making it valuable for listeners who want both intellectual depth and actionable takeaways for policy, strategy, or media pitching.

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2. Rich Creed
3. Lukas Mengelkamp
4. Sam Vincent
5. Ben Wolfgang
6. Kevin Benson
7. Andrew Monaghan
8. Tim Sweijs

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