a fellow here at hudson and a director for center of american seapower. i hope you have a monograph, the subject of our discussion today. and if you do not, i believe we still have copies at the front desk. by all means, pick up a copy on your way out. we are very fortunate to have with us today, brian graff, this man, my friend and co-author was also a retired naval officer, formal deputy director for american seapower. a prolific writer and also managing director, it s a national security and defense consultancy. it s also a pleasure to welcome david, this man. also a retired naval officer and defensive uses best writer. i will offer some thoughts based on our monograph. brian will follow. then the three of us will discuss, we will conclude with questions and some answers. to the untrained eye, modern military technology may seem to have eliminated the thought of war that defined pre-modern battlefields. victory in historic conflicts relied on the coincidence of skill and l
director for center of american seapower. i hope you have a monograph, the subject of our discussion today. and if you do not, i believe we still have copies at the front desk. by all means, pick up a copy on your way out. we are very fortunate to have with us today, brian graff, this man, my friend and co-author was also a retired naval officer, formal deputy director for american seapower. a prolific writer and also managing director, it s a national security and defense consultancy. it s also a pleasure to welcome david, this man. also a retired naval officer and defensive uses best writer. i will offer some thoughts based on our monograph. brian will follow. then the three of us will discuss, we will conclude with questions and some answers. to the untrained eye, modern military technology may seem to have eliminated the thought of war that defined pre-modern battlefields. victory in historic conflicts relied on the coincidence of skill and luck. the great commander sough
and if you do not, i believe we still have copies at the front desk. by all means, pick up a copy on your way out. we are very fortunate to have with us today, brian graff, this man, my friend and co-author was also a retired naval officer, formal deputy director for american seapower. a prolific writer and also managing director, it s a national security and defense consultancy. it s also a pleasure to welcome david, this man. also a retired naval officer and defensive uses best writer. i will offer some thoughts based on our monograph. brian will follow. then the three of us will discuss, we will conclude with questions and some answers. to the untrained eye, modern military technology may seem to have eliminated the thought of war that defined pre-modern battlefields. victory in historic conflicts relied on the coincidence of skill and luck. the great commander sought in a position to impose his will on a chaotic battlefield in a single moment of genius or a series of mome
the in-flight announcements. but is that going far enough to keep passengers safe? and remembering 9/11. 15 years now since the unthinkable. put your mask on. put your mask on. the atks on american soil that change sod much. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack. a nation united in grief but not defeated. and the question we, as a morning, are we any safer today? good morning, america. and many of us may be waking up with the same thought this morning. it s so hard to believe it s been 15 years since 9/11. so many of us remember exactly where we were the moment that we heard the news 15 years ago. today, as we look now at the first responders will be hon honored. we ll have much more on the anniversary throughout the show. it comes in the middle of an extraordinarily heated presidential race. hillary clinton is now walking back her controversial comment that half of trump s supporters can be put in a basket of deplor
note 7. the in-flight announcements. but is that going far enough to keep passengers safe? and remembering 9/11. 15 years now since the unthinkable. put your mask on. put your mask on. the atks on american soil that change sod much. today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack. a nation united in grief but not defeated. and country, are asking this morning, are we any safer today? good morning, america. and many of us may be waking up with the same thought this morning. it s so hard to believe it s been 15 years since 9/11. so many of us remember exactly where we were the moment that we heard the news 15 years ago. today, as we look now at the manhattan. the thousands of victims and first responders will be ho honored. we ll have much more on the anniversary throughout the show. it comes in the middle of an extraordinarily heated presidential race. hillary clinton is now walking back her controversial comment that half of t