Stephen Phillips

This is episode 50!

In episode 50 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, the Honorable Nickolas Guertin, VADM Bill Galinis, USN-Ret, and Rear Admiral Jason Lloyd, USN-Ret spend time with host Stephen Phillips to respond to five questions about shipbuilding.

https://talk-a-little-learn-a-lot.transistor.fm/50

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We fought the Iranians at sea before. For background on this conflict and indeed all our wars in the era, read my latest book, "A Poisoned Chalice: The U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf, 1987-1988" published by Potomac Books. Use 6AS26 direct from the publisher for 40% off.

Iranian leadership infighting creates a “historical echo” that can be heard throughout the pages of my latest book, but reverberates loudest on the cover, in the title.

According to Iran International, Khamenei has been told that war with the U.S. cannot continue. The piece reads, “The historical echo is hard to miss. In the final days of the Iran-Iraq War in 1988, senior Iranian officials and commanders warned Ruhollah Khomeini that the war could no longer be sustained.

Only days earlier, Khomeini had still been insisting on continuing the war. But under the weight of those warnings, he accepted UN Security Council Resolution 598 and ended the conflict, a decision he famously likened to drinking from a poisoned chalice.”

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202604241504

Published by Potomac Books, A Poisoned Chalice: The U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf, 1987-1988 is still offered at a 40% discount through the published using the code in the attached flyer.

In episode 49 of Talk a Little, Learn a Lot, the American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) podcast, Christopher Carroll discusses with host Stephen Phillips his article entitled, “America's Fourth Coast Could Help Close the Shipbuilding Gap with China."
https://talk-a-little-learn-a-lot.transistor.fm/49

Join ASNE and learn more about its publications and events here: https://www.navalengineers.org/

Hosted by transistor, Talk a Little, Learn a Lot [https://talk-a-little-learn-a-lot.transistor.fm/] can also be found on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and many other podcast platforms. Listeners can add it to their favorite podcast platform by using the RSS feed: https://feeds.transistor.fm/talk-a-little-learn-a-lot

Please give the podcast a “like,” rate it, and provide a review. If you have a suggested topic, guest, or just want to ensure your comment gets through, contact Dr. Phillips at [email protected].