The Panel Discussion with @AndreaR_Howard, @LJwinnefeld, and CDR Craig Allen at the @NavalInstitute Annual meeting was fantastic. To watch the video, go to https://t.co/2VEEXdRwxR
How can the US pursue arms control while deterring two peer competitors? @NikoAdamopoulos and I offer a policy framework for thinking about this and look at the implications of the war in Ukraine for the future of arms control. @csisponi @csis_isp https://t.co/DRDCThoKCs
The best initial course of action for a newly reported junior officer is to find ways to ease the burden on shipmates as quickly as possible. https://t.co/u1AJRLpd8Q
Sea Control 367-“My favorite case study is Michelle Howard. When you are climbing up, do it without ego and do it in a way that you leave friends as you move forward.” @stavridisj explains his book, To Risk It All with @AndreaR_Howard & @Alexia Bouallagui. https://t.co/m8tWCDzXPQ
Sea Control 342 - “Admiral Sinclair Harris described the ten-year point as death valley for black officers.” @GreenReubenK and @CordlejpJohn explain to @AndreaR_Howard how retention issues are keenly felt in the Navy’s black community. https://t.co/8E8UYDiylw
Sea Control 323 - “Are SEALs naturally courageous? How can we learn to be courageous?” Roger Herbert talks with @AndreaR_Howard about the inspiration for his new article. #WriteFightWin https://t.co/yWuRKfK92v
Sea Control 322 - Roger Herbert talks with host @AndreaR_Howard about cultivating courage. “Courage can be learned, and courage can be taught—but ONLY in an environment that tolerates risk-taking.” #WriteFightWin https://t.co/yWuRKfK92v
Sea Control 323 - “Communities that embrace never-fail leadership don’t produce many Chester Nimitzes.” Roger Herbert discusses with @AndreaR_Howard how aversion to failure creates leadership pitfalls. #WriteFightWin https://t.co/yWuRKfK92v
Sea Control 320 - “The submarine tenders’ ability to manufacture parts kept the Navy alive in WW2.” Host @AndreaR_Howard explores with @ASherbinin the evolving role of tenders with enhancements in additive manufacturing. https://t.co/L0sqNjxOG6
Sea Control 320 - @ASherbinin talks with host @AndreaR_Howard about P2P (Performance to Plan) - a data-driven ship maintenance process that promises a 25-percent improvement in timelines for maintenance availabilities. https://t.co/L0sqNjymvE
Sea Control 320 - “Two years ago, only 60 percent of ships finished maintenance on time…In a four-year period, there were approximately 20-years-worth of delays.” @ASherbinin talks with @AndreaR_Howard about the inspiration for his new article. https://t.co/L0sqNjxOG6
.@WrightPolitic & @AndreaR_Howard via @ForeignPolicy: embracing #nuclearmodernization would ensure our nuclear deterrent “remains credible” and provide the U.S. government with a variety of “policy options in future arms control negotiations.” https://t.co/BP2RkOySRF
Sea Control 311 - “It’s almost in a way like John Boyd’s OODA Loop…Read, Think, Speak, and Write.” @WWATMD and John Freymann talk with host @AndreaR_Howard about how to approach the daunting realm of naval writing. #WriteFightWin https://t.co/P8Z2VRxJoB
Sea Control 311 - @WWATMD and John Freymann entertain a challenge from @AndreaR_Howard to choose their favorite articles in “Developing the Naval Mind.” Find out which pieces they selected! #WriteFightWin https://t.co/P8Z2VRxJoB