The Jedburgh Podcast

Inside The Army’s Most Misunderstood Units: PSYOP and Civil Affairs

3.4K views · 2d ago · 1:03:56

Guest: Colonel Steve Santucci

The battlefield is more than guns, aircraft, ships and vehicles. Sometimes the most important weapon is an adversary’s perception. Since inception, US Army Special Forces have been central to shaping human behavior and enemy perspective; still the most important factors in military decision making.

Topics: Welcome to The Jedburgh Podcast · Defining PSYOPs and Civil Affairs Missions · Behavior vs. Mindset · Delivery Mechanisms · Language and Culture · Recruitment

You Can't Tell A Veteran Story Without This One Thing

500 views · 3d ago · 9:04

Military veterans, PTSD, combat trauma, and life after military service are at the heart of Sheepdog, a film by Steven Grayhm. To authentically portray veteran mental health, VA treatment, and the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, Grayhm traveled across America, building trust with combat veterans, Gold Star families, and Department of Veterans Affairs medical professionals.

Topics: Conduct Research Build Trust · Gain Access Role Play · Explore Differences Find Commonality

Is the U.S. Army Falling Behind?

1.4K views · 1w ago · 6:58

Artificial intelligence is changing military targeting, battlefield decision-making, and Army acquisition. But who controls AI when lives are on the line? As the U.S. Army integrates artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and emerging military technology into modern warfare, Colonel Tom Monaghan explains why human judgment remains essential and why getting new capabilities to soldiers faster could determine success on the battlefield.

Topics: Integrating AI into Military Operations · Balancing Cost, Schedule, and Performance · Advice and Resources

Special Forces Leaders Reveal What The Next Generation Must Survive

2.7K views · 1w ago · 8:06

The next generation of Green Berets will face a battlefield unlike anything they've trained for before. Drones, advanced surveillance, and rapidly evolving threats are forcing U.S. Army Special Forces to rethink how operators prepare for combat. At the Special Warfare Center and School, the mission is clear: build soldiers who can shoot, move, communicate, survive, and adapt under the most demanding conditions of modern warfare.

Topics: Evolving Operational Realities · Core Fundamentals · Training Baseline · Operational Alignment

This Is The Untold Story of the Horse Soldiers and The Greens Berets Who Struck Back

182K views · 2w ago · 24:40

On September 11, 2001, America was attacked. Nearly 3,000 lives were lost. As night fell, the world waited as America planned their response. Within weeks, a small force of Green Berets, CIA Paramilitary Case Officers, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment flight crews and Army Rangers would launch one of the most extraordinary unconventional warfare campaigns in military history.

Topics: General Mulholland’s 9/11 Response · The First Infiltrations into Afghanistan · The Horse Soldiers’ Legacy · The Story Behind the Statue · Bringing the Monument to Ground Zero · The “Strength and Honor” Beer Tribute

America's Enemies Have A Plan To Destroy America's Global Dominance

38K views · 2w ago · 6:41

America's enemies don't have to defeat the U.S. military to defeat the United States. China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea are challenging American global dominance, and the next Cold War may be fought as much through economic power, technology, and international influence as through conventional warfare.

Topics: Global Leadership & Rivalry · Adversaries Goals · Lessons From History