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View from the Bridge
A sea-level navigator's assessment of Hormuz, Kharg and the geometry of coercion: The lanes, the islands, the upstream node, and the illusion of space.
Rear Admiral Sudhir Pillai, IN (Retd)
RADM Sudhir Pillai has been the Indian Navy's Flag Officer Naval Aviation, the Chief of Staff at the HQ Andaman & Nicobar Command and the Chief Instructor (Navy) DSSC Wellington. He is an independent analyst on strategy, policy and governance.
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Epic Fury and India’s Airpower Moment
Survivability, Coherence, Sovereignty
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The Mine Warfare Gap
When the Sea Itself Becomes Unreliable
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Consequence Management
Epic Fury, the Architecture India Has Yet to Build & The Price of Dependence
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Part 2 - Ji-Huzoor in Uniform
Authority Gradients in India’s Military Institutions
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PART 1 - The Grammar of Deference
Haan-ji, Ji-Huzoor, and the Semiotics of Power
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Part II - The National Security Council
The Staff System Behind Epic Fury that Needs Closer Scrutiny
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When a Gas Field Becomes a Food Crisis
South Pars, Air Power Doctrine, and the Blind Spot India Cannot Afford
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Part I - The US NSA
Persona, Process, and the Road to Epic Fury
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The Father, the Son, and the Narrow Seas
From Admiral Zumwalt’s Operation SEALORDS to Operation Epic Fury in the Persian Gulf
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Part III – Theory of Victory and the Escalation Ladder
Theory of Victory, Escalation Ladders, and End States in the US–Israel–Iran War
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From Mosul to Hormuz
General Dan Caine, Networked Speed, and the Blur Between Command and Advice