The Spear is a podcast from the Modern War Institute at West Point. It sets out to explore the combat experience, with each episode featuring a guest who tells a detailed and personal story, describing the events and exploring topics like decision-making under stress and what it feels like to be in combat.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 188 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentNews |
In 2016, Brennan Deveraux was deployed to a small base in Baghdad called Union III. An artillery officer, Brennan worked in a small group known as a strike cell, where he was the theater-level rocket artillery liaison for Operation Inherent Resolve. ... more
As a lieutenant, Maj. Jesse Lansford was deployed to Afghanistan. A Kiowa helicopter pilot assigned as an aviation platoon leader, he rarely found himself on foot outside the wire. But on one day his helicopter had to land. He spent a brief time on t... more
In the fall of 2006, Rory McGovern was a company fire support officer assigned to a combined arms team operating in the area around Abu Ghraib, Iraq. The day after Christmas, he was on a security patrol in support of a local sheikh’s Hajj send-off pa... more
Lt. Col. Brian Kitching joins this episode of The Spear to share a story from a 2012 deployment in southern Afghanistan's Kandahar Province. Two months into the deployment, the company he commanded was taking part in a large, seven-day clearing opera... more
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There are way too many repeated episodes. Some are 3-4 times and not identified as such.
I am forever in awe of those who face combat. It is important that their stories are not forgotten.
It was great to hear from Lt. Villanueva not only because I’m a Steelers fan, and I saw him play wide receiver at Army, but, more importantly, because I’m the son of a combat vet. I found Villanueva’s experience compelling.
Appreciate you asking clear, concise questions and then allow your SUBJECT to answer. Too many interviewers ask a question then ramble on answering their own question. Your style allows the SME to provide great answers! Well done!
While USMC by personal history, this US Army centric podcast has almost seamlessly cross-pollination with any branch of military service. In fact, over time the host has cast his combat experience net wider and brought in Marines, Sailors, Air Force PJs, Guardsmen from across the service branches, etc. Provides both strategic high-level perspectives as well as more granular tactical and situational situations that make for both compelling storytelling as well as insights from diverse experienc... more
Apple Podcasts | #105 | Finland/News |
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