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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
Hezbollah
Iran
Russia
Ukraine
Complexity Science
Drones
Military Applications Of Emerging Technologies
International Security
Combined Arms Warfare
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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Recent Guests

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
Beatrice Heuser
Distinguished Professor at the Brussels School of Governance, author of 'Flawed Strategy'
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Episode: Beatrice Heuser on Flawed Strategy and Strategic Forecasting
Jon Lindsay
Associate Professor at the School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, and Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech
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Franz-Stefan Gady
Founder of Gady Consulting and expert on the future of conflict and war
Center for New American Security
Episode: Franz-Stefan Gady - An Update from Ukraine
Michael Kofman
A senior fellow for the Russian and Eurasian project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Episode: Michael Kofman - "There is No Free Lunch in Strategy"
Robert Williams
Historian with Army University Press and former Airborne Infantry NCO
Army University Press
Episode: The Airborne Mafia: A Conversation with Robert Williams
Lieutenant Colonel Rob Malcom
US Marine Corps Infantry Officer and Faculty Advisor at the Marine Corps Command and Staff College.
US Marine Corps
Episode: Flogging a Dead Horse
Bryan Bachman
CEO of AimLock with over 20 years of experience in the field
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Colonel Christopher Brawley
Commander of 1st Brigade 11th Airborne Division
United States Army
Episode: Arctic Warfare with the 11th Airborne Division

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Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
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    Definitely the bottom of the league.

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    >>l
    United Kingdom8 months 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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Overall, it's seen as a valuable resource for military professionals and those interested in strategic studies.
Listeners appreciate the in-depth discussions on military theory and modern warfare.
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The podcast is often praised for featuring knowledgeable guests and diverse perspectives.

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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.
Land Warfare with Professor Christopher Tuck
Q: What is the future of maneuver warfare?
I'm worried that a focus on information superiority may overlook the complexities of warfare, leading to overly simplistic approaches.
Land Warfare with Professor Christopher Tuck
Q: What motivates you to write your book 'Understanding Land Warfare'?
I wanted to provide insight into military thinking for both laypeople and military audiences, addressing the complexities of land warfare.
Michael Kofman - "There is No Free Lunch in Strategy"
Q: What are the best and worst lessons learned from the war?
The good lessons relate to the efficiency of drone warfare, while the bad ones often emerge from misconstrued debates around the obsolescence of traditional military assets.

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Content focuses on military innovation, strategies, and the evolving nature of warfare, providing insights into contemporary military conflicts and technological advancements. Featured discussions with experts highlight the implications of drone technology, logistics, and the cultural significance of various military divisions, making it a valuable resource for military professionals and enthusiasts alike. The examination of both historical context and modern challenges allows listeners to deepen their understanding of military strategy and operations, particularly in light of ongoing global conflicts such as the situation in Ukraine. Noteworthy is the emphasis on fostering a marketplace of ideas that transcends ideological boundaries, enco... more

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