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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2025 · 35 MIN

Modern Warfare Uncovered with Mick Ryan

from The Clear Signal with Steve Visscher · host Southern Skies Media

We sit down with retired Major General Mick Ryan, a 35-year veteran of the Australian Army, to delve into pressing issues of modern defense strategy. We explore his advocacy for increased defense spending in Australia and dive into cutting-edge topics like AI, automation, and drone technology in modern warfare. We also delve into the strategic rationale behind the recent U.S. raids on Iranian nuclear sites, discussing the intelligence and motivations behind that decision. Plus, we cover the AUKUS submarine deal and its technological implications. Don't miss this in-depth conversation on how Australia can prepare for future challenges and stay ahead in an ever-evolving global landscape.Check out Mick Ryan's book, White Sun War, on Amazon - https://bit.ly/4nyiUwMFollow his insights on his Substack - https://substack.com/@mickryan#DefenseStrategy #MilitaryTechnology #MickRyan #AustralianArmy #AUKUS #AIinWarfare #DroneTechnology #DefenseSpending #USAustraliaRelations #Geopolitics #SubmarineDeal #WhiteSunWar #militaryinsights --A Southern Skies Media productionPresented by Steve VisscherVoiceover by Sarah Patterson© 2025

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