Land warfare

Yeah.

So like one example, I remember we were out doing Land Warfare.

And this other platoon brought out a new guy that was fucking up.

And he's like, hey, we're going to haze this dude out here.

And they practice that over and over.

We're in the regular teams.

We have to be good at diving, land warfare, CQC.

So we have a myriad of things.

Welcome to the Defense and Aerospace Report, Land Warfare podcast.

I'm your host, Vago Muradian.

Joining me today are Melanie Marlow of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, and the host of the Net Assessment podcast, and Dan Roper, a retired United States Army Colonel who is now the director of National Security Studies at the Association of the United States Army.

And before we get started, a quick word from our Land Warfare sponsor, American Rheinmetall.

American Rheinmetall is leading America's premier industrial base team in competition to deliver transformational future ground combat vehicles for the US Army, designed and built by Americans for the American soldier, enhancing survivability and lethality to dominate future battlefields.

And our coverage of the Association of the United States Army's annual conference and trade show was sponsored by Lockheed Martin.

Welcome to the Defense and Aerospace Report Land Warfare podcast.

I'm your host, Vaager Muradian.

Joining me today is Tim Cahill, the president of Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control.

The company is at the center of the Pentagon's efforts to bolster the nation's depleted weapons stockpiles, especially for vitally important systems like the PAC-3 air defense missile.

Before we get started, a quick word from our Land Warfare sponsor, American Rheinmetall.

American Rheinmetall is leading America's premier industrial-based team in competition to deliver transformational future ground combat vehicles for the US Army.

Designed and built by Americans for the American soldier, enhancing survivability and lethality to dominate future battlefields.

Um, Matt is, uh, joining us from, uh, as I mentioned, from American Rheinmetall tomorrow.

Uh, American Rheinmetall is also our land warfare, uh, sponsor, so I should also, uh, point that out.

Um, okay.

Uh, any- anything else event-wise that folks ought to be paying attention to?

Thanks very much, and thanks to all of you for joining us.

We appreciate it very much.

Tune in again tomorrow for, uh, our Land Warfare program.

Joining us will be retired United States Army Colonel Dan Roper, uh, who leads, uh, the National, uh, Security, uh, Studies program at the Association, uh, of the United States, uh, Army, to talk to us a little bit about... you know, give us a little bit of a preview on, on topics that are gonna be at the show, and Matt Warnick of, uh, American Rheinmetall, uh, to talk to us a little bit about the business dynamics as the Pentagon asks contractors across the board to accelerate, uh, production and what it means, uh, for folks in, uh, the land warfare segment.