Check out our call for papers for our 3rd annual airpower forum! This year's theme: Airpower in Conflict & Competition. What topics would you like to see addressed?

Mark your calendars! ✈️

It’s Friday! And a long weekend!

If you use any of my research in a course could you please let me know?

I have goosebumps. How the Few Became the Proud is on the 2025 Commandant’s Reading List!!!! Click on “heritage” in this link …https://www.mca-marines.org/2025-commandants-professional-reading-list/ #marinecorps

What is the SINGLE best reading you have done on AI and the future of warfare OR AI in education?

What are the defining characteristics of modern warfare? When did it begin? What are the implications of choosing that starting point or range of time?

Super easy naan bread recipe. Just brush some garlic and butter on at the end veggiedesserts.com/quick-and-ea...

I am working on a presentation for reading and writing effectively in PME. What has helped you the most?

A year ago I tried to make a similar argument for what could happen to the U.S. in case of GPC and was more or less dismissed as being a fear monger by another PME professor. In such cases all I can say is, “I hope I’m wrong” 🤷‍♀️ mwi.westpoint.edu/what-would-w...

Came across a random crumb in the archives. Now have to write about it

Excited to see #howthefewbecametheproud as one of the 4 recommended general histories by the Corps’ History Division in its new history of the Corps! Link to the book to download in the comments

First chapter of my 3rd edited collection edited. I have learned some things. This time authors have to submit the chapter first rather than me asking them to commit to writing a chapter 🤪

In 1938 there was at least one thing Americans strongly agreed about…

What is the value of joint PME? Since a new piece just came out from some Naval War College profs, I thought I’d post my piece with some ACSC profs and a SAMS prof smallwarsjournal.com/2025/05/23/j...

Archival research ✅ 1000 words written on Cold War Air Force PME ✅ most importantly, I stopped procrastinating on an editor’s comments on my forthcoming article about why operational attack, not strategic, constitutes the majority of USAF history ✅

Out soon … 🥸

It is day 5 of my 15-day elective On Killing. It is always so rewarding when students begin pulling together all the threads we discuss in the course and making incredibly insightful analysis, as they did in analyzing the difficult-to-watch but must-watch 20 Days in Mariupol

I practically marinate in warfighting at ACSC digitalcommons.ndu.edu/cgi/viewcont...

Excited that my chapter on combat motivation of bomber crews in WWII is coming out along with some great scholarship!

Recommendations for short student reading on Goldwater Nichols?

It's my first post! So excited to see some familiar "e" faces I haven't seen in eons on Twitter!😀