Defense Writers Group
December 18, 2020
DWG: Our guest today is Dr. Will Roper, Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics of the United States Air Force. No stranger to most of the people on the call.
Dr. Roper, thank you for joining us today at the Defense Writers Group. We’re going to be recording this session and we’ll put the transcript up in a day or two. Those who are on the call, however, will have a bit of a lead on those who are not.
Nuclear Weapons and Technology Salon
December 9, 2020
DWG: Thanks, everyone, for joining us today for a conversation about nuclear weapons and technological change which is made possible by Carnegie Corporation of New York, for which we thank them.
The incoming Biden administration has made clear that it will take up President Putin’s offer and renew for five years the New START Treaty prior to its expiration in February. Then President Biden should just have time to do that before the expiration date in I think the second week in February...
Defense Writer's Group
December 2, 2020
DWG: Ladies and gentlemen of the Defense Writers Group, welcome to our session today with Admiral Craig Faller, the Commander of U.S. Southern Command. Admiral, we had you once before I guess under more pleasant circumstances with breakfast and so forth, but here we are in the middle of a pandemic and very grateful to you for taking some time right now to talk with the journalists of the Defense Writers Group about Southern Command.
Defense Writer's Group
November 18, 2020
DWG: Thank you General Kenneth S. Wilsbach, Commander of U.S. Pacific Air Forces for joining us today with the Defense Writers Group. Our format is strictly Q&A and it’s on the record. People do a question and if they want to, a follow-up.
I start, and I’m going to throw you a softball and just ask you, because you’re new, how do you see the job? What are your priorities? How do things look from where you sit at the moment?
Defense Writer's Group
November 12, 2020
DWG: Good afternoon everyone. Welcome to this session of the Defense Writers Group. We’re honored to have today Vice Admiral William Galinis, the Commander of Naval Sea Systems Command. Sir, thank you very much for joining us. We’ve got one hour. It's all questions and answers. It’s on the record. And there will be a transcript but it won’t go out for a day or so onto our web site if anyone wants to see it later. So those of you who are on the call have the initial advantage for news cycles.
Defense Writers Group
October 28, 2020
Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to this conversation today between the members of the Defense Writers Group and Assistant Secretary of State, the Honorable R. Clarke Cooper. Mr. Cooper’s responsibilities are in the Political-Military area, and he’s the primary contact or one of the main contacts between the State Department and the Pentagon that so many of our members cover regularly and intensively. So we’re very grateful to you, Mr. Cooper, for finding time again for us to talk about what’s going on.
Defense Writers Group
October 8, 2020
We’re honored to have today as our guest Lieutenant General Ronald Place who is the Director of the Defense Health Agency. Sir, thank you very much for joining us.
Defense Writers Group
30 September 2020
If I may, I’m going to bring this session to order and thank the Honorable Dana Deasy for being our guest today. Chief Information Officer of the Department of Defense. Sir, you were with us 16 months ago last time. I’m very grateful to you, we all are, for finding a little time for us.
Defense Writers Group
July 30, 2020
Good morning everyone, and thank you for joining this conversation that we are having as the Defense Writers Group with the leadership of DARPA. Dr. Peter Highnam and Dr. David Honey. We met Dr. Highnam previously in another session when he was the Deputy Director. He’s now the Acting Director of DARPA
Defense Writers Group
July 21, 2020
Thank you very much again for finding some time for the Defense Writers Group to speak to us from Hawaii. As you know because of the pandemic all our sessions are on-line right now which in some ways makes it inconvenient and in other ways makes it easier for people like you, Admiral, to speak to us even when you’re not in Washington.
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