Main podcast series of CIMSEC.
Claude Berube and Michael Madrid join us to talk about the Defense Entrepreneurs Forum in Annapolis. We discuss the speakers, the themes, and the food. Please enjoy:
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CAPT Rodgers, former CO of the USS PONCE Afloat Forward Staging Base, discusses how his ad-hoc crew of Sailors and civilian mariners plucked a 40 year old ship from decommissioning’s doorstep and turned it into the most in-demand platform in the Arabian Gulf.
(DOWNLOAD: SEA CONTROL 23: USS PONCE).
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All images from CAPT Rodger’s unclassified post-deployment presentation on USS PONCE.
(Download: Sea Control 22 – Behind the Curtain, the First.)
A. Denis Clift, former Naval Officer, president emeritus of the National Intelligence University, and Vice President for Operations of USNI, joins us to talk about his reflections on his time in the Antarctic, Cold War intelligence, life, and the United States Naval Institute. This is the first of a bi-monthly series that will be investigating his career during the Cold War.
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Today’s extended episode is a chat on future threat projection with Dennis Smith of the Project on International Peace and Security from William and Mary, Chris Peterson of the Fletcher School’s Neptune Group, and Alexander Clarke of the Phoenix Think Tank. We talk about the next 5-10 years in maritime security, concentrating on global human security, china, and the economy. Please enjoy Sea Control 21- Threat Projection (download).
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