Successful military organizations are always assessing and adapting; this includes methods of command and control. The joint task forces with constituent air, land, and maritime components currently used by...
On 4 October 2022, North Korea launched a ballistic missile over Japan that prompted citizens of Japan to seek shelter. The editorial team thought an examination of previous escalations...
Since President Eisenhower first named and warned against the military-industrial complex in his farewell speech, the relationship between "the military and the market" has been the subject of heightened...
There is a deep and intimate relationship between national purpose and the moral sphere of war. Both Washington and Lincoln used the principles of the Declaration of Independence to...
Getting faculty governance right in higher education can be a difficult endeavor. There are multiple models that can be employed, personalities always play a role and leadership has to...
A BETTER PEACE welcomes Ian Ona Johnson to the studio to discuss his new book Faustian Bargain: The Soviet-German Partnership and the Origins of the Second World War. Ian...
DUSTY SHELVES is back and this time Rick Chersicla is taking a look at John Steinbeck’s The Moon is Down. Published in 1942 and then made into a movie...
The U.S. military is struggling to recruit and it's not just quality, it's quantity as well. The all volunteer force is at risk. Falling recruiting rates can be compensated...
In light of a recent open letter by eight former Secretaries of Defense and five former Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff the War Room editorial team thought...
It has been recognized since antiquity that victory in war often goes to those who best organize "the sinews of war" (money, equipment, and supplies). Yet at the U.S....
John Roderick is back in the studio w/ Ron Granieri for pt 2 of their discussion but the topic has moved on to #podcasting & the power of #conversations...
Each year, in the final week of instruction at the U.S. Army War College there is a four-day event that takes place known as the National Security Seminar (NSS)....
We'll wrap up back to school week at the U.S. Army War College with the re-release of a great discussion between Ed Kaplan, Mike Baim and former Editor-in-Chief Jacqueline...
As we continue back to school week at the U.S. Army War college the editorial team wants to add to the resident students' tool kit with another great article...
Yesterday began the first full week of instruction for the resident course at the U.S. Army War College. Introductions are done, orientation is over and another year of Boatyard...
Today begins the first full week of instruction for the resident course at the U.S. Army War College. Introductions are done, orientation is over and another year of Boatyard...
Last week we began a conversation about change at WAR ROOM as we bid farewell to Dr. Jacqueline Whitt as the outgoing Editor-in-Chief and welcomed her successor COL J.P....
A BETTER PEACE welcomes author and analyst Ali Wyne to the studio for a conversation about the intricacies of the concept of great power competition as a policy framework....
Many of our readers grew up during the Cold War with the Soviet Union, some may have served in the military or government during that time. Others have only...
It's the tail end of the change of command season. Beloved (or not so beloved) commanders are moving on to new opportunities. New faces are taking over, watching, assessing,...