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Hosted by Citizens to Soldiers International · business · EN-US · 20 episodes
Welcome to the Citizens to Soldiers Podcast. From the steppes of Ukraine to the strait of Taiwan, the world is in the midst of a global clash between democracy and authoritarianism. But is the free world ready for the fight? Join our hosts, three US veterans, and guests as we explore topics from geopolitics, foreign policy, and defense to small-unit training and community preparedness. We hope these conversations will help individuals and societies prepare for the challenges of a dangerous new age. To support C2SI's mission, please visit our website and donate https://citizens-soldiers.org/.
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Episode #20
<p>Forward observers (FOs) are artillery soldiers embedded in infantry units to manage fire support. What goes into producing such soldiers? Back in November, C2SI talked with Rob Dahlgren, former US Army FO, now a PhD student conducting cutting-edge research into the US Army fire support training pipeline at the University of Central Florida, to find out. </p>
Episode #19
<p>Continuing with our series on wargaming, last fall, Adrian and Dan got the chance to chat with US Army (and Navy!) veteran and professional wargamer Kevin Williamson. We talked about his career working with organizations like Marine Corps University and CSIS, the state of the field, its current gaps, how technology is advancing the discipline, and how wargaming can be a cost-effective way for military leaders to prepare for situations from squad-level engagements to national mobilization.</p>
Episode #18
<p>We're back again! In this episode, recorded last fall, we revisit the topic of wargaming, this time with British Army Major Edward Farren, an exchange officer with the Canadian Army, co-director of Fight Club International, and designer of the "Readiness" wargame, which simulates the strategic challenge of managing the military of a great power for an extended period, balancing force projection and force generation while responding to threats in different theaters and navigating domestic political currents. Join us to learn more about how wargaming can help soldiers, citizens, and policymakers better understand how to face the most urgent challenges...
Episode #17
<p>Infantry may be the "queen of battle"... but artillery is the king! Earlier this year, we spoke with retired US Army Colonel Jeffrey Buck about his career in Field Artillery and what training is like for soldiers in this branch, from the schoolhouse to the two-way range, and how gunners are adapting for the battlefields of the future. </p>
Episode #16
<p>Earlier this year, we chatted with Julian Werner, an infantry officer in the German Bundeswehr's EGB (Specialized Army Forces), a SOF unit comparable to the US Army Rangers. In addition, he's a research fellow at the Center for Intelligence and Security Studies at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich. An exemplar of the "warrior-scholar" archetype, Julian spoke with us about everything from shoothouses to strategic-level defense policy issues in an uncertain age for the transatlantic alliance. </p><p><br></p><p>Julian's profile at CISS</p>
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