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Revolution in Military Affairs

Amos Fox
Proxy Wars
U.S. Army
Hybrid Warfare
Strategy
Modern Warfare
Afghanistan
Problem Solving
War In Ukraine
Gray Zone Operations
Ukraine Conflict
Iran
Hezbollah
Ukraine
Russia
Complexity Science
Military Applications Of Emerging Technologies
Combined Arms Warfare
Drones
International Security
NATO

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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You can find Andrew Monaghan's Blitzkrieg and the Russian Art of War at Manchester University Press --- here.

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Recent Guests

Andrew Monaghan
Author of Blitzkrieg and the Russian Art of War; Russian strategy expert
NATO Defense College Rome (former), Oxford University (Changing Character of War), RUCI, Chatham House
Episode: Blitzkrieg and the Russian Art of War with Andrew Monaghan
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
Gian Pili
Guest, philosopher of war and author
Italian Society of Military History (member)
Episode: Gian Pili on Land Warfare and the Philosophy of War, Part II
John Giuseppe Pili
Professor at James Madison University, specializing in intelligence analysis and land warfare philosophy
James Madison University
Episode: Gian Pili on Land Warfare and the Philosophy of War, Part I
Samuel Bendett
Advisor at the Center for Naval Analysis (CNA), Russia Studies Program
Center for Naval Analyses (CNA)
Episode: Samuel Bendett on Drones and the Future of War
Scott Rutter
Retired Army officer, battalion commander, former Fox News military analyst
Valor, Inc.; Co-author of Damn Fine Soldiers
Episode: Mechanized Warfare and the Future of War
Matt Paul
Army officer with 27 years in infantry and acquisitions
U.S. Army; Co-author of Damn Fine Soldiers
Episode: Mechanized Warfare and the Future of War
Professor Christopher Tuck
Professor at King's College London, specializing in land warfare and military strategies.
King's College London
Episode: Land Warfare with Professor Christopher Tuck

Hosts

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Amos Fox
Host of the podcast, often guiding the discussion

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 59 ratings
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    Definitely the bottom of the league.

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    >>l
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • Brilliance

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    Scott
    10 months ago
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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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Great for listeners who want to go beyond surface-level war stories.
The depth of analysis can be uneven; some episodes feel highly insightful.
Thoughtful, theory-forward with strong guest lineups.
Hosts bring big-name guests and rigorous debate, though some worry about balance and bias.

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Gian Pili on Land Warfare and the Philosophy of War, Part II
Q: How did you come to study war from a philosophy background?
Pili describes a long, iterative path from epistemology to war studies, inspired by history and strategic thought, culminating in a deep engagement with classic texts and a practical, open-source intelligence perspective.
Samuel Bendett on Drones and the Future of War
Q: What lessons can be learned from the Ukraine conflict about speed of adaptation and doctrine versus bottom-up innovation?
Doctrine often lags behind battlefield realities; soldiers, volunteers, and startups are iterating solutions much faster than official guidance, which means the most effective approach mixes rapid, practical experimentation with evolving doctrine.
Samuel Bendett on Drones and the Future of War
Q: How are drones revolutionizing conflict and war today?
Drones have shifted from a niche, military-grade asset to ubiquitous, dual-use tools that enable constant ISR and precise strikes at scale, making even small units capable of battlefield observation and engagement while increasing the importance of countermeasures.
Beatrice Heuser on Flawed Strategy and Strategic Forecasting
Q: What are some of the things that unravel the idea of rational choice theory as it relates to strategy?
Different premises across cultures and emotional reactions can undermine the rational choice theory, leading to decisions that might not align with traditional logical frameworks.
Beatrice Heuser on Flawed Strategy and Strategic Forecasting
Q: What are some approaches that good strategy and good strategists should use when trying to overcome the biases that are associated with intuition?
Strategists should start with their adversary's perspective and consider various scenarios, allowing for flexibility in decision-making and acknowledging the unpredictability in forecasting strategies.

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Thoughtful, technically rigorous discussions centered on military innovation, defense policy, and modern warfare. Episodes frequently probe future warfare concepts (drone swarms, AI in maintenance, multi-domain operations), interrogate doctrinal debates, and spotlight strategic thinkers from military, academic, and think-tank backgrounds. The format tends to combine deep theoretical analysis with concrete case studies from Ukraine, Gulf conflicts, and historical wars, making it valuable for listeners who want to understand how emerging ideas translate into tactics and policy. Notable is a penchant for challenging conventional narratives and inviting high-profile guests to explore whether doctrines like maneuver, domain convergence, and hybr... more

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2. Tim Sweijs
3. Curtis Taylor
4. Gian Pili
5. John Giuseppe Pili
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7. Scott Rutter
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