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#BruteCast S08 E02 - Russia's Military Reconstruction Plan w/ Dr. Dmitry Gorenburg
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The Krulak Center's new Russia SME, MR. James Harvey, discusses Russian military reconstruction with Dr. Dmitry Gorenburg. This is a new episode in our on going 'On Russia' series. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corps, or any other agency of the US Government. En...
#BruteCast S08 E01 Allied Amphibious Defense Capabilities w/ LtCol Zach Ota
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In this episode, Non Resident Fellow LtCol Zach Ota joins us to talk about allied amphibious defense capabilities. The three primary nations touched on are the Philippines, Japan, and Australia but others are discussed as well. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corp...
Navigating Complexity, Ep 9: Axis of Resistance II with Dr. Christopher Anzalone
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On February 7th 2024, we published an episode on the Axis of Resistance (ua-cam.com/video/eQdkJBAGv6w/v-deo.html) looking mostly at the Houthi's after there continued attacks in the Red Sea. After the death of Ebrahim Raisi we decided to go back and look at what these groups have been up to with Dr. Christopher Anzalone (Research Assistant Professor for Middle East Studies at Marine Corps Unive...
#BruteCast S07 E23 Rebirth of Cossacks in Russo-Ukrainian War with Dr. Richard Arnold
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Dr. Victoria Clement hosts the next episode in our 'On Russia' series. Our guest is Dr. Richard Arnold who is discussing the rebirth of the Cossacks from the Russo-Ukrainian War. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corps, or any other agency of the US Government. Enjo...
Navigating Complexity, Ep. 8: US & USMC Support to UN Peacekeeping with Col Michael Aldridge
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Our host this week is Dr. Amin Tarzi, the director for Middle East Studies at Marine Corps University. His guest is Colonel Michael Aldridge, USMCR who was a Military Observer with the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization in Jerusalem, Israel on Oct 7, 2023. He talks about the US Support and Marine Corps support to United Nations Peacekeeping. All opinions expressed here are those of t...
#BruteCast S07 E22 Chechnya's Troubles with Putin's Russia w/ Dr. Marat Iliyasov
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This is the first episode in a series that will look at a wide range of topics pertaining to Russia. Our host is Dr. Victoria Clement and she talks with Dr. Marat Iliyasov, a Chechen scholar. Their main topic of discussion is Chechnya's troubles with Putin's Russia. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps Un...
Navigating Complexity, Ep 7: Iran After Raisi w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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In this episode, Dr. Tarzi is back and discusses the affects on Iran of the death of Ebrahim Raisi, former president of Iran and Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, former foreign minister of Iran after a helicopter crash on 19 May 2024. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corp...
#BruteCast S07 E21 Theory of Irregular War w/ MSgt Jonathan Hackett
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This week we're joined by MSgt Jonathan Hackett to talk about some of the topics he writes about in his new book 'Theory of Irregular War' published this year. You can find the book from the publisher here: mcfarlandbooks.com/product/theory-of-irregular-war/ All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University...
#BruteCast S07 E20 Irregular Warfare and EABO with Preston McLaughlin
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Krulak Center Non Resident Fellow Preston McLaughlin is back in this episode to talk about Irregular Warfare and EABO. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corps, or any other agency of the US Government. Enjoyed this episode? Think there's room for improvement? Share ...
#BruteCast S07 E19 2024 Russian Elections w/ Dr. Victoria Clement
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Dr. Clement is back on the BruteCast in this episode to discuss the recent Russian Elections held in March 2024. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corps, or any other agency of the U.S. Government. Enjoyed this episode? Think there's room for improvement? Share your...
#BruteCast S07 E18 Partnerships: Sweden
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Exactly a week after the Kingdom of Sweden officially joined NATO, the Krulak Center was happy to host two students from the Swedish Defence University. We took the opportunity to sit down with them and learn a little bit more about the Swedish Military. You can find links to the videos shown below: Chief of Defence, General Micael Bydén, on Sweden's accession to NATO ua-cam.com/video/BNpp2ytbp...
#BruteCast S07 E17 The Financing of Terrorism w/ Dr. Christopher Harmon
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We're joined by Dr. Christopher Harmon this week as he discusses some of the ways that terrorist organizations obtain funding. He then discusses some ways that states can combat these methods. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Center, Marine Corps University, the United States Marine Corps, or any other agency of the U.S. ...
#BruteCast S07 E16 The Self-Education of a Warrior-Statesman w/ Dr. Christopher Harmon
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The process of life long learning is important to Marines, regardless of rank. In this episode we talk with Dr. Christopher Harmon, a distinguished fellow with the Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Future Warfare. Our topic of discussion is Winston Churchill and his propensity for self-learning in his younger years leading up to WWII. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual...
Navigating Complexity, Ep 6: The Houthis w/ Dr. Christopher Anzalone
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In this episode of Navigating Complexity we're joined by Dr. Christopher Anzalone, the other half of the Middle East Studies here at Marine Corps University. With the recent activity in the middle east we've expanded our look beyond Israel and Gaza. Dr. Anzalone discusses the Houthis. All opinions expressed here are those of the individual and do not necessarily reflect those of the Krulak Cent...
#BruteCast S07 E15 Returning to Killer Drones
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#BruteCast S07 E15 Returning to Killer Drones
#BruteCast S07 E14 - Russian Strategic Culture with Dr. Victoria Clement
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#BruteCast S07 E14 - Russian Strategic Culture with Dr. Victoria Clement
#BruteCast S07 E13 - History of Marine Corps Wargaming with Ian Brown and Sebastian Bae
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#BruteCast S07 E13 - History of Marine Corps Wargaming with Ian Brown and Sebastian Bae
#BruteCast S07 E12 - Strategic Waters: Iraq and Security Planning in the Euphrates-Tigris Basin
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#BruteCast S07 E12 - Strategic Waters: Iraq and Security Planning in the Euphrates-Tigris Basin
Navigating Complexity, Ep 5: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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Navigating Complexity, Ep 5: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
#BruteCast S07 E11 - The Royal Army's Land Warfare Centre w/ WO2 P.R. Barnes
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#BruteCast S07 E11 - The Royal Army's Land Warfare Centre w/ WO2 P.R. Barnes
Navigating Complexity, Ep 4: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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Navigating Complexity, Ep 4: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
#BruteCast S07 E09 - Do You Want to Build a Buzzword w/ Dr. Elena Wicker
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#BruteCast S07 E09 - Do You Want to Build a Buzzword w/ Dr. Elena Wicker
Navigating Complexity, Ep 3: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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Navigating Complexity, Ep 3: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
Navigating Complexity, Ep 2: Gaza - Providing Historical Context w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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Navigating Complexity, Ep 2: Gaza - Providing Historical Context w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
#BruteCast S07 E08 - Black Swans, Black Jellyfish, and Black Elephants
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#BruteCast S07 E08 - Black Swans, Black Jellyfish, and Black Elephants
Navigating Complexity, Ep 1: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
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Navigating Complexity, Ep 1: Israel & Hamas w/ Dr. Amin Tarzi
#BruteCast S07 E07 - Chilean Marine Corps with LCDR Ibacache
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#BruteCast S07 E07 - Chilean Marine Corps with LCDR Ibacache
#BruteCast S07 E06 - Leadership from a CommO w/ LtCol Arun Shankar
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#BruteCast S07 E06 - Leadership from a CommO w/ LtCol Arun Shankar
You fellas have no clue what you're talking about. As with everything brainwashed in the West, you're wrong about most assessments on Russia. You were wrong about the size of the Russian economy, you were wrong about industrial production capacity or surge capacity, manpower, training, skill, agriculture and so on and you still keep using Western benchmarks to judge the country. If you can admit they can make some of the most advanced nuclear submarines and AD missiles then you have to concede they are capable of producing the components they need albeit in a limited capacity for their hi tech ordinance! The Russians are capable of fabricating 14nm chips while the latest smartphones sport 4nm chips... which is not really _that_ bad when you consider it!! You seem to also think the Chinese are more advanced in Hypersonics but their HGVs can't hit a moving target 5 times out of 10! The Chinese literally needed Russian help to hit a moving target! The Russians are the unparalleled leaders in Hypersonic tech. In avionics, pls remember the Russians are capable of building their own jet engines 100% unlike the Chinese who still depend on Boeing & Airbus who in turn depend on Russia for their Titanium requirements!!?! The Russian Sukhoi Commercial jet is the only passenger jet with full composite wings! The Russians are very bad at selling themselves and this leads to all kinds of assumptions by clueless pencil pushers. You fellas really need to travel to Russia once in your lives and learn something. The Russians are not the Soviets. If something doesn't work they will apply pure economics to use what works rather than reinventing the wheel! This is something people they have made a career life of studying the western industrial complex simply cannot understand. You're still comparing their entry to Ukraine to every failed US operation in history! The Russians as far back as the first Gulf War wrote up reports on how unequal the war was & your comparisons make no sense bec Ukraine to Russia is closer than what Canada is to the US!!! So, their priorities and strategies are entirely different and it almost feels childish explaining this to you guys bec you clearly have no clue what you're talking about! The saving grace is that there are some intelligent general staff officers in the Pentagon who understand what Russia is doing and how far they can be provoked!
The best content regarding military affairs available on UA-cam. Thanks for your efforts, in front and behind the camera.
You're kidding rt?? Utter trash. Like asking someone to summarise their thesis 30 years later.
Thanks Dr Arnold for your fascinating research...and the Krulak centre for hosting...keep up the good work
Tim Snyder's history of Ukraine lectures from Yale on UA-cam are interesting for some perspective
Although myths such as the 3 brothers Lech, Checz and Rus are lost in time the addition of the Horse riding traditions of the Mongols (who came from the east) seem to be integral in Cossack history and there doesn't seem to be a definitive story in ancient history so maybe it's a mystery forever lost in time... Putin is to blame for the modern conflict though and modern Ukraine and it's boundaries are really what is important in reality and it's obvious to me that this violation is inherently wrong in the modern world and has resulted in misery and death and seems to have spawned a modern Russian death cult
It's helpful to remember that all Cossacks east of Zaporozhye even old formations such as Rostov and Don were not Ukrainian in modern terms even if lines were different and not as we understand them today... crucially I would ask were Cossack s in existence before Muscovy from which modern Russia spirals out from if the answer is yes then Cossacks are undoubtedly Ukrainian first and Russian second it's a pity that these two nations cannot enjoy shared identity as has been true in the past and the obvious reason why this true seems to be russian imperial designs especially from soviet times ... especially salient now
So in saying that we know politics don't always open up all the way we don't always have nobody talking out here for us and they're just having an unknown acceptance out in our priorities your children might not go into the military you should think about that
Let's go back into Chinese social credit I'm a firm believer that that rotation depth sits inside of her management of our cellular and our computers that there's so many boxes but if you open one a multiple directional comes out. And not long ago we had a fourth stage social conversations sitting in our politics I didn't listen to All of it but I found it really particular when I heard them talk to Singapore or tiktok I know a lot of times conversations don't always show up correctly and he kept saying no makes me wonder if they was asking him to be a part of the blame cycle
So if you look up into some of the conversations of social credit and let's say I have a business but for me to get started I had to give 30% of it away that leaves 70% now I'm at 30% how much of my business am I going to lose if I run through an proper condition placement what's the score through all the other stuff and then they give me some of it back and then I go to sell it and there's a lot of stuff missing
So I was listening to one of your leaders one of the people that brought some of this in they said was study in China at a very heavy understanding. But as I look at the social credit I'm not really sure if I'm seeing China
It's like they're having to go through some of these understandings to see how they affect all the different levels because we strategize choice levels
Predicting the language
If the artificial insemination look at it just like medical 1 to 100 the motion size movements
So what do you think of artificial insemination repurpose scramblers negative taxing alarm at adjacency backwards paper to naming or offsetting months and letters purposely not filling out taxing papers correctly
You think there's a strategy a manipulation remove uncertain energy lines where are there cutting them down
And another thing is I look through some of the past to some of today's time we got a really particular depth ratio certain size placements of jail times with a lot of our big names but also we have no corrective purpose another continued settlement
Back to the Soviets again we said they fall what if there's a fail over cuz we are really into decoding which sometimes it justifies a different letter rotation base we would have a misunderstanding over inside of a political system people who provide into policies or provide out where you can try
Can you expand a little? Not sure I'm understanding your point. Using timestamps would help.
@@EnhancedNightmare study Aztec culture Indian look at some of the Soviets parades and you'll see a lot of motion movements
More layers of complexity of russian and Ukrainian history... most of extremely modern almost tit for tat... evidence presented seems to show far more systematic and propaganda driven government funded groups on the Russian side Which tracks with the Imperial designs of Putin's theifdom...it also seems obvious that Cossacks are Ukrainian rather than Russian which resonates with the Russ coming from those regions and also having a far older history.. Russian identity being in part stolen from and then reinvented by the Russians...it suggests a deep and historic search for identity and fundamental insecurity born of a rejection of Kiev and embracing the realitivly modern and imperialist Russian identity or lack there of.
Now let's say we've been playing for a few trial concepts to try to get into some of it what would be some of the big reasons we would be getting denied
One of the reasons I also believe that if you look over there there's a lot of buildings that are really well maintained but not really in use I guess they're going to try to come back into it
If you look over into the other side of the country do you really think the Soviet Union fell. What do you suspect they play a war alignment to be a part of the big line business rotation
First off, welcome to NATO! And given that one of your guest is a wargamer as well as the Krulak Center employs wargames as a tool (and being a long time wargamer myself, where my first wargame was Avalon Hill's D-Day back in the 60's) it might be interesting to wargame some amphibious scenarios where light infantry are landed via one of your small boats where you also incorporate some of the latest technologies to better facilitate that landing. So some of these new technologies might be e unicycles, and no not what one might think of a clown at the circus riding a old school unicycle but rather the new electric ones e.g. Goggle Top 5 Best Electric Unicycles 2024 | Best EUC 2024 These do not take up much space on the boat but can add a huge amount of mobility to the troops once the disembark from the boat, why walk when one can ride! And to carry more gear one might also have one or two e-bikes e.g. Google Ukraine Military Is Using Electric Bikes For Stealth And Hauling Anti-Tank Weapons or maybe even a cargo e-bike or two to carry even more gear such as automatic grenade launchers, mortars, and 50cal machine guns that might be too heavy to otherwise carry e.g. Google 7 Best Electric Cargo Bikes And one might look at employing a small EVTOL such as the Jetson One (which IIRC is a Swedish company at that). e.g. Google Jetson ONE - UP.Summit - First Flight in the United States The Jetson One does not have much payload but one might carry a person and the gear to control UAVs and then have that fly inland to provide one's own embedded UAV FAC. And while looking at flying one might also war game having one or two of these, jetpacks, which the UK Royal Marines seem to be taking an interest. e.g. Google SOFIC Tactical Demo Flights Maybe one could insert a sniper or such to interdict anyone attacking the landing force using these. So these might make for some interesting wargaming situations to explore!
Interesting episode, greetings from the UK
Your political bias is understandable. Your superiors are pushing you to put a pro Ukrainian slant on the numbers and strategic point of view. The Ukrainians are finished! They have lost upwards of 500k troops. Ukraine has also been using old men and even some women with very little training. The whole anti Russian slant is a shame for the game because you guys are using flawed information that puts an unfair advantage to Ukraine. If The Ukrainians have lost 500k Troops and Russia 30k. How do you say Ukraine has any type of advantage? They don't. And never have. They are effectively in hostile country where the mostly Russian population hates them due to the atrocities they have been commiting.
Awesome
Why has this excellent series stopped? since June has it been relocated?
Excellent briefing on FMF and it definitely applies to its follow on commercial version, Littoral Commander. The expanded inclusion of other service capabilities and units is highly encouraged to be more inclusive.
Art was a legend, gone too soon.
Shut up Ryan. The media whore who has never been in a fox hole or under fire. Just spent his days in cushy office in the safety of Canberra. The guy is a con artist and a fake
Major Brown and Professor Weber are in my top three go-tos for UKR analysis. Level-headed, in-depth analysis. Glad they're sticking around!
I'm glad it's not a good bye to major Ian Brown. Looking forward to new episodes.
Random algorithm recommendation. I wonder if this channel has caught the attention of the algorithm gods
I think Shoigu would do well to stay away from windows.
The money should be use to rebuild Ukraine
As always, good insight and foreshadowing of what is to come. You boys have been on point the whole way through. Keep it up.
Enjoyed your discussion - attacking a prepared defense without air superiority and limited time training on combined arms. It is definitely got to be hard! Hope they can succeed without extreme loss of young soldiers.
Thanks!
we need game of kremlin towers series, as violent as possible.
Great work guys. I really like your analysis.
important books, great interview.
Very impressive!
Thanks Krulak Center for a great episode!
Good presentation. Good to be reminded.
It's time to station a regiment in Bridgeport.
Hey, that’s my professor!
A highly informative interview. As members of the United States military, we take an oath to, among other things, obey lawful orders. I feel the context of this interview delves deeply and highlights the need for our service men and women to be educated in that regard. Hindsight affords us the capability to understand what has formed our reality. But only to those who take the time to study the lessons history teaches. Hopefully, we can develop the foresight to progress a bright future for not just America, but for all of posterity. “Before you become too entranced with gorgeous gadgets and mesmerizing video displays, let me remind you that information is not knowledge, knowledge is not wisdom, and wisdom is not foresight. Each grows out of the other, and we need them all.” - Aurthur C. Clarke War can be a racket. America has become a hub of the military industrial complex. It will take time, determination, great restraint and wisdom to transform what is into what should be. May we remember the lessons of history and always allow ourselves adaptability... until there is no enemy, but peace.
This Krulakesque yap makes Vladimir Putin shake in his shoes.
General mattis is a legend at battle time managment.
Happy mediums.
Last 30 years ive invented / designwd a zillion dollar quantum industry. All has been stolen aiding russia & china build their armys. Etc. Seems insider corruption edward snowdon FBI or somthing. My being robbed & jailed as crazy the last 23 years since inventing the tweel. It started at tafe with a bridge design i did that no one else could solve. 93-97 the election of howard & clinton. I have a tone of stuff we should be doing industrially for our modern ecconomy.
Sláva Ukrayíni ! Sun Tzu : " Attack him where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected !"
Really enjoying these detailed run downs with Yuval , great stuff!