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Episode 15: VADM Kelly Aeschbach, 18 July 2023
from SITREP Speaker Series Podcast · host U.S. Navy Memorial
In this conversation, Vice Admiral Kelly Aeschbech discussesher role as the Commander of Naval Information Forces, emphasizing the importance of information warfare in modern naval operations. She outlines the responsibilities of type commanders, the evolving roles of sailors, and the challenges faced in training and operational tempo. The discussion also covers the integration of live virtual constructive training, the Navy's role in cyber operations, and the impact of AI and machine learning on decision-making.Admiral Ashbeck highlights the collaborative culture within the Navy and encourages future sailors to consider careers in information warfare.Thank you to our series sponsor Navy MutualNavy Mutual:Military Life Insurance and AnnuitiesIf you would like to support programs like this, please goto our website and donateUnited StatesNavy Memorial
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In this conversation, Vice Admiral Kelly Aeschbech discussesher role as the Commander of Naval Information Forces, emphasizing the importance of information warfare in modern naval operations. She outlines the responsibilities of type commanders, the evolving roles of sailors, and the challenges faced in training and operational tempo. The discussion also covers the integration of live virtual constructive training, the Navy's role in cyber operations, and the impact of AI and machine learning on decision-making.Admiral Ashbeck highlights the collaborative culture within the Navy and encourages future sailors to consider careers in information warfare.Thank you to our series sponsor Navy MutualNavy Mutual:Military Life Insurance and AnnuitiesIf you would like to support programs like this, please goto our website and donateUnited StatesNavy Memorial
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