International studies is the host of this event. The career marine Infantry Officer commanded every level. Regimental combat in colusa, iraq. Marine Corps Combat Development command. His assignments include serving as an assistant commander. He was a chief staff in kosovo. He was the director of headquarters at Marine Corps. This former education includes u. S. Army Infantry Officer advanced course, u. S. Paris for commanding staff college, u. S. Marine Corps School of more fighting. He holds multiple degrees, public policy from Johns Hopkins University school of advanced international studies. Dr. Sen. Jones will moderate a discussion that will include an Audience Q and a. Dr. Jones is the senior Vice President , director of international security programs and director of projects. Before we go over, i want to say how proud we are of the marines and what they did in kabul as we mourn the tragic loss of 13 murder 13 service members, 11 of whom were marines. They are america at its best
The career marine Infantry Officer commanded every level. Regimental combat in colusa, iraq. Marine Corps Combat Development command. His assignments include serving as an assistant commander. He was a chief staff in kosovo. He was the director of headquarters at Marine Corps. This former education includes u. S. Army Infantry Officer advanced course, u. S. Paris for commanding staff college, u. S. Marine Corps School of more fighting. He holds multiple degrees, public policy from Johns Hopkins University school of advanced international studies. Dr. Sen. Jones will moderate a discussion that will include an Audience Q and a. Dr. Jones is the senior Vice President , director of international security programs and director of projects. Before we go over, i want to say how proud we are of the marines and what they did in kabul as we mourn the tragic loss of 13 murder 13 service members, 11 of whom were marines. They are america at its best. Over two. Over to you. Thank you for the great
indo-pacific region at the heritage foundation. his talk focused on the future direction of the marines and the technology in their future missions. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [ applause ] we re sitting next to general mills and we re infantry guys so we re not pal, but you look at the guy who introduced me and i don t know down in pensacola, they decide what aircraft they ll fly, but that guy will not fit into the cockpit and he must fly big helicopters. general mills is one of my mentors for life so it s sort of intimidating to be up here in front of him. i if i could follow your foot steps and do half as good as you d i would be really happy, sir. good to be here this morning. dr. holmes, thank you for allowing me to be here this morning, as well. it is a privilege just to be asked. in that kind introduction, thank you for also keeping it short, sir. bullet. i have to think of how you got that call assignment, bullet and there s probably a story there. dakota, ver
so welcome to the annual lecture. featuring our special guest general david berger in the marine corps. he is a true american patriot, he is making very exciting changes to the recorder and he is here to share with you. we are honored to have him here to hear his insights and to see what the future holds for the marine corps. we would like to think the sponsor for this event james mcginley who makes a series of lectures possible. the annual colonel lecture always features an distinguished speaker talking about the topics of national security. in the past we have welcomed david hansen senator jon kyl and james mattis, a distinguished list and were very happy to have another distinguished speaker here today. the foundation also partners with the marine corps university foundation to host this event. and lieutenant general richard mills who is the president and ceo of the marine corps university foundation. general mills enjoyed a 40 year career at the marine corps and led marin
of guadalcanal hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans. let me call back into session our symposium on guadalcanal. i have brought you under the auspices of the study of war and democracy. our next speaker i am pleased to introduce to you, trent hone is one of the leading authorities on navy tactics and doctrine. he is the winner of awards from the u.s. naval war college and naval history at heritage command. his latest book which i have read recently and was impressed by, learning war, the evolution of fighting doctrine in the u.s. navy. it reminds us of something important. what happens today is often dependent on things that happened yesterday or happened over the course of many yesterdays. they are used to formulate doctrine and ideas for generations. reviewed in the new york times review of books by tom ricks. book is hero of hone s not an individual but a large complex organization, the american navy, that grew from second-rate status to become the pre