General Mark Milley: How to Avoid a Great-Power War | The Foreign Affairs Interview

[@pinterest9302]

God bless General and protect him.Thank you for his perspective and prudence for war is a very dangerous mission on earth.

[@feels6233]

a general that doesn’t see war as a good option is exactly the general we need

[@frankshifreen]

THANKS GEN. MILLEY FOR YOUR GREAT SERVICE AND WISDOM

[@margaretateodoru8250]

Fenomenal asi fi vrut să aud m-ai multe gen Mark Milly

[@Mrqwerty2109]

2:52 "War is the enforcement of political will through the use of organized violence." I have now adopted this as my definition of the word "war", thank you.

[@dianatortolini7842]

Milley makes a point of sharing the anecdote of the elderly WWII veteran and his humble request to never let a great war happen again. I completely recognize that our perspective here has changed due to loss of institutional memory, but notable, credible people say failure to provide more materiel, long range weapons and jets to Ukraine makes that great war more likely, not less. Good interview, but I would have liked to have seen more of these contradictions (or at least controversies) addressed.

[@ttrestle]

I honestly wish this interview was twice as long.

[@DisinterestedParty]

Deepest respect for General Milley. Truly a man of honor and integrity, who we are extremely lucky to have in our military's leadership.

[@JRay2113]

Now I know why he’s the chief of staff

[@CuriousPersonUSA]

Very informative discussion. The idea of future war being decided in cities/urban areas is disturbing.

[@stacey_1111rh]

This was a breath of fresh air type interview. Thank you for interviewing him. What a solid military leader we have. I am proud and impressed

[@milkaoverdose1194]

I was just looking for an English channel on this type of subject. Good interview

[@mikebel9169]

Curious - at 24:26, what Milley/defense establishment consider the "about 20 other technologies" are. Could certainly venture a few obvious educated guesses, but would be interested some of the ones that might not be on my radar.

[@anjosfeio4129]

Tank you General Milley for your mission...

[@moonbalancedd]

I love it when a general actually discusses war theory and tactics with lead echelons and terrains. Usually you only get to see them in public forums with rhetoric speeches about valued partners and cooperation.

[@christineabercrombie7316]

interesting.

[@clivebrown400]

A real insight into America's military capabilities. This man is reassuring.

[@rebelmango2141]

I enjoy listening to Milley

[@davidjones6389]

Never let it happen Again.

[@Mr.Altavoz]

Great interview... thanks 👍🇨🇱

[@Mrqwerty2109]

The single smartest American take on the war.

[@davidqin7033]

Politics is not general Miley's concern and his task is to plan for battles, train his soldiers and prepare logistics to win a war. He talks too much about politics and diplomacy.

[@MM-pm6he]

Respect from Poland.

[@paulmcdonald2742]

Art thou a prophet... Some notes: "Convergence of technologies… AI + Quantum computing + robotics Combine that with cyber, space… …there’s a lot of things happening undersea. And just like in the past: the country that optimizes those technologies for the conduct of warfare, that country is going to have a decisive advantage at least at the beginning and the opening shots of the next war. I would argue that the future operating environment will be extraordinarily more lethal than that which we’ve seen in the past. Because you can see better, sense the environment better, hit it with precision better, you can probably hit with speed better. Decision in future war will probably occur in highly dense urban areas. Firstest with the mostest! A future force will need to be lots of small entities…constant states of movement in order to survive in a highly lethal environment. Invisible either though technology or basic cover and concealment. A third of that force will need to fundamentally transform in order to outpace…anything that can be thrown at us." "General, never let it happen again."

[@thefisherking78]

Milley is an amazing leader 😁 I always appreciate his perspective

[@SpaceCafeCanada]

Very enlightening, Gen Miller has taken flack but he got to his position through hard brains...

[@steve-real]

Great interview. I worry about the US army lately. I’ve been a longtime observer of the US military. I am a total peacenik. All war is a crime. That said, I want my team to have the ability to go toe to toe with any great power and I don’t see us lasting any longer than 6 months if all stupidity breaks out. We just don’t have the stuff we need to grind. It’s a national security crisis. That’s my call and I’m sticking to it.

[@ZhAlexie]

General Milley is a man of wisdom, as a Chinese I'm not on the same side with him but he have my respect.

[@XxlKMWlxX]

Is there a transcript for this interview?

[@psnaris]

Well, he's been brilliant so far.

[@captjacksparrow7520]

Very good video thank you!

[@Mike-mm4mx]

listening to this General carefully I think we can safely say he is the right person at the right time for the right job

[@ulfwokurka7510]

A refreshingly sober account of the status quo.

[@adenirperini9950]

Você é fantástico..vc fala muito bem..gosto de ouvi-lo

[@Barnaclebrothers]

Excellent interview.

[@wouterke9871]

Again a nice guest, with interesting information, thx for the interview.

[@LowenKM]

You bet, he knows his stuff! He also makes a good point re: the importance of a unified and 'motivated' population like Ukraine, compared to Taiwan, where as much as a quarter of the Taiwanese are still 'ambivalent' (at best) re: the prospect of defending against 'reunification'.

[@canitbu6217]

What an absolute hero of American reality takes, and contemporary analysis, for Our military, and for a unified political perspective, aspiring to survive, with dignity, security, and compassion, for all, of which even the enemies of the American way of life, must consider when tasking for longevity in the policies they embrace.

[@自由民主頻道]

Thanks，General👍

[@inkmore9395]

I love listening to General Milley speak, very informative..

[@ShottoKatha]

Brilliant analysis by the Gen.

[@markb8468]

Excellent guest! You just gained a subscriber.

[@jackcheng7437]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@BreezeTalk]

28:54 so we are using espionage ?

[@jackcheng7437]

Gen. Mark Milley want to keep US is # 1 in the world, and use right way……

[@erikvynckier4819]

Tip no. 1: stay out of Ukraine.

[@robbie_]

I don't think it involves wokery and hiring people based upon immutable characteristics rather than competence. Talk about projecting weakness. Absolute fool isn't he.

[@paulmcdonald2742]

á la Quora..."Thanks sent"

[@nathanngumi8467]

Great insights!

[@RobertHempazPhDTrichometry]

Has the #USA ever had such a well educated Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman as Gen. Milley?

[@MargauxMachek]

Very candid discussion. Thanks.

[@W.Khairi]

To the point, indepth and insightful discussion, Thanks for sharing.

[@Paxientas]

Wish the discussion was longer and in more detail. Gen Milley asserts that since we have larger cities and more people living in them, a future war will be decided in the streets, but I want to hear this idea explored further. Starting with, what would be the planning objectives of a US-China war for either side? Would it even be necessary to capture and hold most cities? I think maybe not since our cities are more vulnerable than ever to siege tactics due to their huge demand for non-local sources of food and energy. Far more likely that a conventional US-China war would focus first on rapid neutralization of the opponent's kinetic capabilities (C2, airbases, and naval yards, mostly) and second on seizing or denying strategic resources (dams, refineries, railways, commercial ports), with the overall goal of knocking the opposing superpower down a peg on the world stage.

[@davidqin7033]

Miłley is a military beaurocrat and don't think he will be a good war-time general. He is way too soft for being the US top soldier, but he will retire soon anyway.

[@anthonynicoli]

Excellent episode. I just found your channel last week and I am impressed with the quality of each interview Thank you very much!

[@George4Greece]

Absolutely phenomenal episode

[@privatevendetta]

Compare him to McMaster. It is incomprehensible that both are colleagues

[@timknin]

I like the part where General Milley said.... Ukraine will Win!!!!!

[@davidwoodard8878]

Wisdom personified

[@claytonmunsey9740]

Excellent, thank you very much.

[@russcastella]

Lots of respect for this man. Thank you for service, General.

[@stanleydeczynski6203]

It would seem nuclear weapons are forgotten but not gone ...

[@andrewlm5677]

He seems like a very smart guy and his analysis of our current situation rings true.

[@zacnewman7140]

I had a moment there when he talked about Russia and China having the ability to hit precise targets from long ranges. Russia might technically have the capability to produce such weapons, but they sure haven't demonstrated that they've done so in anything resembling relevant quantities.

[@johnalwang]

Hat off for Gen. Milley for his well done job in the office. It's always the politician who want to start a war, and let's stop them.

[@comte.el.màgico]

I could listen to Milley all fucking day long.

[@adenirperini9950]

GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏

[@suttonmatthew]

Brilliance. Thank you, Chairman Mark Milley.

[@jarrettbobbett5230]

General Milley is a titin of a man, Much Respect for him. I for one think Ukraine would love to have some allies join the fight against Russia. Also Ukraine is not a land locked country. I know what he meant though. Form a Army Generals view Ukraine has like No navy worth mentioning except new drones & it plays a Very small role in the conflict.

[@stevenjohns-savage7024]

Thank you. That's one intelligent solid Rock 😊

[@andresgil1449]

Taiwan has paid for military weaponry from the USA that hasn’t even arrived so how do they bulk up their military weaponry?

[@PoiPoi5189]

Cool.

[@anjosfeio4129]

My respect General Marc Milley!

[@nathanspreitzer6738]

Very articulate man, we are in good hands

[@thomasmccloskey3664]

Home run on this interview/………….

[@mgronich948]

Gen Milley has clearly thought about this 100 times more than the politicians in our Congress and executive branch. But I heard Scott Ritter say the same for Gen Colin Powell, but Ritter said Powell as honest and honerable as he was still lied to congress about WMDs in Iraq. We have great men and women in our military, not just courage but also wisdom. But our politicians don't listen.

[@alirezamatin578]

❤❤❤thank you General Milley ❤ from Denmark

[@darrenbolam1798]

🇦🇺👍

[@tomaszjantomasz9671]

Very good discussion.

[@extraterrestrialfascisti7625]

How to avoid a big power war is to get proxies to do it.

[@arktseytlin]

Speak softly and carry a big stick

[@bardigan1]

I'm grateful America has men such as Gen. Milley protecting us.

[@nerva-]

I don't get why he calls it a "tripolar world" and keeps calling RuZZia a great power. The only reason RuZZia is relevant is because they have nukes -- and given the state of the rest of their MIC I question how functional their nukes even are. We do live in a tripolar world, but the third pole is the EU, not RuZZia. The EU is a sleeping giant, who if they were to create a unified military force, could be on par with the US and China. The EU has been asleep for so long they were pretty much comatose, but RuZZia invading Ukraine has changed that considerably. Even Scholtz has grown a pair and is calling Putin an evil imperialist bent on conquest and expansion.

[@Alan-cl2ix]

EU are a bunch of cowards. Any country there would sell out another EU country for its interests any given day. There is no trust and no loyalty there.

[@sowelie1]

Very eloquent for an army officer.

[@SCHRUBBE1966]

Just loose in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 placate China. He will retire to some gulf club and speak on T.V. Say how he lost by following orders. Pathetic 😢

[@blue_ish4499]

By sending more weapons cuz muhhh democracy

[@napoleon9970]

Mark needs to understand that the military alliance between Russia and China has happened. If he doesn’t think it happened now then he needs to accept that it will and prepare for it

[@matthewhead-ye3qz]

I like General Mark Milley

[@dmp1520]

how about a conversation between MARK MILLEY AND DOUGLAS MCGREGOR!??? OR MILLEY AND MEARSCHMEIR! THAT would be a chat for the ages!! Thank You Foreign Affairs.

[@saul890]

Very interesting interview , we learned a lot.

[@jenniferkruse7269]

In the Cold War China was a great power (see Foreign Affairs circa late 1980's, the editions were chock full of stories about the Three Great Powers: US, USSR, China). This is a miscalculation and isn't accurate to Chinese history. I hope we aren't communicating this messaging to partners, and more importantly, to the Chinese. Thanks.

[@JoseLopez-gf8ct]

He's good at being right no questions about moge

[@지르콘전문가]

Why Seoul?

[@bettymiller7974]

What is going on you are attacking him he has no crystal ball to see how things will happen you can’t do his job by any means.

[@josechavezboggio8963]

Extremely intelligent...why this intelligence is used to divide human beings instead of uniting us?

[@xz2bzy804]

Sky net

[@stevenmisiura524]

Miley must be a great general. He has more ribbons across his chest than General Washington, General Grant and General Eisenhower combined.

[@MikeUIibarri]

It's been great having him at that particular helm. Calling out the insurrectionists like a BOSS.

[@NamGungEun]

General Mark Milley: How to Avoid a Great-Power War | The Foreign Affairs Interview

[@MarkJones-sk6vk]

When small scale wars are conducted between robots, the next logical step seems to be wars fought only in simulations. This would happen when the cost of war is too high and simulations predict the outcome prior to the first shots.

[@adenirperini9950]

Devia durar mais tempo sim..

[@righteousbyfaithinChrist]

Not by sacrificing other people