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Summary: Maritime security, military technology, foreign affairs, and witty banter updated every Monday! Your moment of powerpoint rehab from the fine folks at the Center for International Maritime Security.
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By Jared Samuelson Amidst the chaos of Regional Strategies Week here at CIMSEC we welcome an Austrian navalist, Dr. Jeremy Stöhs, to discuss European naval procurement, including his book on the decline of European naval forces, European shipbuilding infrastructure, and trends in systems and platforms. Download Sea Control 200 – European Naval Procurement with Dr. … Continue reading Sea Control 200 – European Naval Procurement with Dr. Jeremy Stöhs →
By Jared Samuelson Amidst the chaos of Regional Strategies Week here at CIMSEC we welcome an Austrian navalist, Dr. Jeremy Stöhs, to discuss European naval procurement, including his book on the decline of European naval forces, European shipbuilding infrastructure, and trends in systems and platforms. Download Sea Control 200 – European Naval Procurement with Dr. … Continue reading Sea Control 200 – European Naval Procurement with Dr. Jeremy Stöhs →
By Alex Clarke We’ve made it to Episode 15 and the Bilgepumps crew have been joined by the one, the only, Laughton Chair of Naval History from King’s College London’s War Studies Department, Professor Andrew Lambert. Or as Alex has called him since he supervised his PhD, Prof! We are joined by him for an … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 15 – Examples of Leadership with Prof. Andrew Lambert →
By Alex Clarke We’ve made it to Episode 15 and the Bilgepumps crew have been joined by the one, the only, Laughton Chair of Naval History from King’s College London’s War Studies Department, Professor Andrew Lambert. Or as Alex has called him since he supervised his PhD, Prof! We are joined by him for an … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 15 – Examples of Leadership with Prof. Andrew Lambert →
By Alex Clarke We’ve made it to Episode 14 and no Russian ships have broken apart on us, although apparently their floating docks are now their biggest threat, and we did warn them in Episode 13. Well, as that is the norm, here is Bilge Pumps as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 14: The Future of the Escort Fleet with Special Guest CDR Salamander →
By Alex Clarke We’ve made it to Episode 14 and no Russian ships have broken apart on us, although apparently their floating docks are now their biggest threat, and we did warn them in Episode 13. Well, as that is the norm, here is Bilge Pumps as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 14: The Future of the Escort Fleet with Special Guest CDR Salamander →
By Jared Samuelson The Royal Australian Army’s Commander Landing Force, COL Kim Gilfillan, joins the program to discuss Australian amphibious capabilities, including a deep dive into the history of Australian amphibious operations, and the evolution of Australian amphibious doctrine. We also discuss balancing relationships with the Royal Army, U.S. Army, and U.S. Marine Corps, how … Continue reading Sea Control 198 – Australian Amphibious Capabilities with COL Kim Gilfillan →
By Jared Samuelson The Royal Australian Army’s Commander Landing Force, COL Kim Gilfillan, joins the program to discuss Australian amphibious capabilities, including a deep dive into the history of Australian amphibious operations, and the evolution of Australian amphibious doctrine. We also discuss balancing relationships with the Royal Army, U.S. Army, and U.S. Marine Corps, how … Continue reading Sea Control 198 – Australian Amphibious Capabilities with COL Kim Gilfillan →
By Alex Clarke By golly gumdrops it is Episode 13! Where has time gone? And you are still listening to us? Well, as that is the case, here is Bilge Pumps, as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening disposition do call it. It is a show that can best be described as what … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 13 – Is 13 Lucky or Unlucky, Frankenstein Ships, and More →
By Alex Clarke By golly gumdrops it is Episode 13! Where has time gone? And you are still listening to us? Well, as that is the case, here is Bilge Pumps, as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening disposition do call it. It is a show that can best be described as what … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 13 – Is 13 Lucky or Unlucky, Frankenstein Ships, and More →
By Jared Samuelson Dr. Josh Tallis and Hunter Stires join the podcast to discuss three of their recent pieces focused on naval great power competition, the benefit of smaller combatants, fleet structure, conflict below the level of war, multiple theories about Chinese strategy, and more! Download Sea Control 197 – Naval Great Power Competition with … Continue reading Sea Control 197 – Naval Great Power Competition with Dr. Joshua Tallis and Hunter Stires →
By Jared Samuelson Dr. Josh Tallis and Hunter Stires join the podcast to discuss three of their recent pieces focused on naval great power competition, the benefit of smaller combatants, fleet structure, conflict below the level of war, multiple theories about Chinese strategy, and more! Download Sea Control 197 – Naval Great Power Competition with … Continue reading Sea Control 197 – Naval Great Power Competition with Dr. Joshua Tallis and Hunter Stires →
By Alex Clarke Hoots and hoorays, it’s yet another historically informed maritime current events podcast inbound! Or Bilge Pumps as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening disposition call it. To put it another way, imagine three naval historians having a chat while sitting by the dock on the bay, watching the tide roll … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 12 – Modularity, Turkey, Greece, and Beirut →
By Alex Clarke Hoots and hoorays, it’s yet another historically informed maritime current events podcast inbound! Or Bilge Pumps as we three regular naval geeks of easy listening disposition call it. To put it another way, imagine three naval historians having a chat while sitting by the dock on the bay, watching the tide roll … Continue reading Bilge Pumps 12 – Modularity, Turkey, Greece, and Beirut →
By Jared Samuelson Professor Christian Bueger joins the program to discuss his upcoming paper, “Blue Crime: Conceptualising Transnational Organized Crime at Sea,” to include the difficulty of legislating maritime space, sea blindness, and the different varieties of blue crime. Download Sea Control 196 – Blue Crime with Proffessor Christian Bueger Links 1. Safe Seas Network Homepage … Continue reading Sea Control 196 – Blue Crime with Professor Christian Bueger →
