Every week, the Proceedings Podcast covers a wide range of topics and brings the pages of Proceedings and Naval History to life.
Join the Editor-in-Chief of Proceedings, Bill Hamblet, and Editor-in-Chief of Naval History, Eric Mills, as they host a variety of Proceedings and Naval History authors and naval leaders “in the know” to discuss issues facing the Sea Services and explore the latest trending topics and stories from USNI News.
Whether you're a history major at the U.S. Naval Academy, or you just want to broaden your knowledge base, the best Naval History editions sponsored by the William M. Wood foundation are great for anyone looking to add naval history to their media diet. Join Naval History Editor-in-Chief Eric Mills as he dives into Naval History articles, offers first-person accounts, and discuss well known and not so well known events in naval history to help inform opinions by understanding naval historical context.
Episodes
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 308: NATO Navies Must Get The Balance Right
28 December 2022
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 307: RADM Fears Discusses Priorities For Today's Coast Guard
16 December 2022
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 306: Commander Ghormley’s Black Sea Challenge
13 December 2022
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 305: December Issue Review
06 December 2022
Proceedings Podcast Ep. 304: Maintaining Relations In The Indo-Pacific
02 December 2022
The Honorable Randall Shriver, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs and Chairman of the Board of the Project 2049 Institute talks about China, Taiwan, growing friction in the Indo-Pacific, and what the United States and its allies can do to maintain a free and open Indo-Pacific.
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Proceedings Podcast Ep. 303: Effective Leadership Through Influence
02 December 2022
Captain Michael A. Hanson, U.S. Marine Corps, joins host Bill Hamblet to discuss his article, "Lead from the Front? Not Always," from the November issue of Proceedings.
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