One (military) celebrity followed by another one – something you get only with Sea Control. In this Episode A. Denis Clift, former Naval Officer, president emeritus of the National Intelligence University, and Vice President for Operations of the U.S. Naval Institute (USNI), joins Matthew Hipple. As a veteran of two Antarctic expeditions in 1960/61 and as senior member of the U.S. National Security Council staff for the Soviet Union and Europe (1974-77), Clift reflects on his time in the Antarctic, Cold War intelligence, life, and the United States Naval Institute. This is the first of a bi-monthly series that will be investigating his career during the Cold War.
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Sea Control 18 – Naval Corvettes Thematically, this Episode #18 is exclusively for sailors, because it is entirely about Corvettes. The show ties up to the...
Sea Control 20 – McGrath on Maritime Strategy Matthew Hipple and Christopher Barber discuss with Bryan McGrath the future of maritime security. McGrath commanded the USS Bulkeley from...
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The Center for International Maritime Security (CIMSEC) is a non-profit, non-partisan think tank. It was formed in 2012 to bring together forward-thinkers from a variety of fields to examine the capabilities, threats, hotspots, and opportunities for security in the maritime domain. Check out the NextWar blog to join the discussion. CIMSEC encourages a diversity of views and is currently accepting membership applications here.
