Episode 16: World War I
Guest
Jesse Tumblin, David Stone, James Holmes
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Description
In this episode Jon O’Gorman hosts Jesse Tumblin, David Stone, and James Holmes. They wrestle with the decision for war and what it means in this conflict. They also look at the naval theorists Corbett and Mahan whose theories are seen on full display in this case study. The concept of peripheral campaigns is discussed, specifically if Gallipoli could have achieved its intent. We tie this to the broader discussion of how navies can have effects on land and how Clausewitz says what peripheral campaigns need. Lastly, we look at war termination and how the treaty of Brest-Litovsk affects the thinking of Vladimir Putin to this day.
Episode Length
59:37
File Size
136 MB
File Format
MP3
Release Date
2-2023
Keywords
First world war, World War I, war, strategy, decision for war conflict. Naval theorists, Corbett, Mahan, peripheral campaigns, Gallipoli, Clausewitz, war termination, Brest-Litovsk, Vladimir Putin, Russia
Recommended Citation
O'Gorman, Jon, "Episode 16: World War I" (2023). Profiles in Strategy Podcast. 16.
https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/profiles-in-strategy/16
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