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Arctic, Biography, Civilian Vessels, Environment, First World War, General, Globalisation, Historiography, Leadership, Learning From The Past, Media, Memorialisation, Mission Command, Morale, Naval History, Navigation, Oceanography, People, Risk Management, Science, Seapower, Service Culture
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For those stranded abroad, needed, an Ernest Shackleton
By Joseph Howard Cooper,
28 May 26
Ed. Through an imagined Socratic dialogue the author conveys to the younger generation the heroism of Shackleton’s rescue of the Endurance crew in August 1916. A 20 minute read.
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Armed Forces, Addressing Current Reality, Artificial Intelligence, Australia, Blockade, Budgets and Finance, China, Civil Society, Climate Change, Cold War, Conflict Resolution, Defence Industry, Economics, Engineering, Environment, Equipment Capability, Europe, First World War, Geopolitics, Geostrategy, Globalisation, History of Science, Industrial Revolution, Industry, Institutions, Japan, Law, Logistics, Maritime Security, Maritime Strategy, Maritime Trade, Modernisation, National Security, Naval History, Naval Warfare, Procurement, Risk Management, Russia, Science, Sea Power, Second World War, Submarines, Technology, Trade Interdiction and Protection, Ukraine, United States Navy
19 minutes, 16 seconds
Global threat from sea – dénouement ashore
By Dr Simon Reay Atkinson,
27 May 25
Ed. Utilising econometric analysis, the author contends that the Covid pandemic may have represented the dénouement of a long period of post-war western decline. A 20 minute read.
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Book Reviews, AI, Science, Strategy, Technology
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Latest Book Review, 21 March 2025
21 Mar 25
BRE. The latest book review is now available. It considers a book exploring the development and impact of AI on future warfare.
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Addressing Current Reality, Armed Forces, Civil-Military Relations, Command & Control, Education, General, Health Care, Institutions, Joint Forces, Maritime Security, Morale, People, Readiness, Science, Sea Power, Service Culture, Training, Watchkeeping
38 minutes, 12 seconds
Sleepwalking into a Crisis
By Lt Cdr A R Munro RN,
21 Mar 25
Ed. The author takes a close look at the fascinating science of sleep, and its implications for military responsiveness and watchkeeping at sea. A 40 minute read.
