In part two of Littorals and LCUs, our host Lucy discusses the British perspectives of future amphibious operations with Kevin Rowlands.
Pod#7 Littorals and LCUs: Future AmphibOps (Part 2)
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Pod#6 Littorals and LCUs: Future AmphibOps (Part 1)
In part one of Littorals and LCUs, our host Lucy discusses the future amphibious operations with Tim Heck and Sulakshana Komerath.
Pod#5 Flash Points and Fleets: Southeast Asian Naval Operations
What are the key maritime flash points in Southeast Asia? What kind of naval operations do Southeast Asian navies conduct? Dr Collin Koh gives our host Lucy the scoop.
Pod#4 Naval Irregular Warfare, Great Power Competition and the Early American Navy
Our host Lucy chats with CDR 'BJ' Armstrong on naval irregular warfare used by the early American navy to face great power competition. CDR Armstrong highlights important lessons for contemporary navies through historical examples.
Pod#3 Military C2, Machine Learning & AI: Westmoreland’s Dream and Perrow’s Nightmare
LT Shane Halton, USN discusses the future of military command and control (C2) from two different perspectives: GEN Westmoreland and Dr Perrow. What does the future of mission command in a machine learning and AI-enabled world look like?
Pod#2 Naval Innovation: Then and Now
What have been the key naval innovations since the 19th Century? How successful has tactical asymmetry been and will be in the future? In this episode our host Lucy discusses all things naval innovation with RADM Goldrick including his 'Allied coordinated action' strategy, autonomous vessels and naval gunnery. RADM Goldrick also has some intriguing answers to our Sailor's Three challenge.
Pod#1 The Jeune École Naval Strategy
What is the Jeune École naval strategy and how did it come about? Is it really just a failed attempt at asymmetric tactics or did it have wider implications? Prof. Geoff Till joins our host Lucy to discuss. Tune in to hear Prof. Till respond to Jeune École's Sailor's Three challenge!