We’re hosting our second Scuttlebutt episode next Wednesday, October 30th, at 7 PM EST! For those who are new, Scuttlebutt is our podcast where we invite military experts to dive deep into State Defense Force issues and discussions. In our upcoming episode, we’re thrilled to feature Professor Barry M. Stentiford, Director of the Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program at the U.S. Army’s School of Advanced Military Studies and author of The American Home Guard. We’ll explore the new National Guard Directive CNGBI 5500.01, the SDF Valor Patch, and several other key topics in this engaging discussion.
Everyone is invited to join us for this live episode—just visit Discord at https://discord.gg/aFgAvDNs2b to be part of the conversation! Patreon members will receive priority for questions, ensuring your voice is heard during key discussions. Plus, Colonel and General Tier members will have the exclusive opportunity to submit topics we’ll explore during the live event. Don’t miss out on this chance to engage with experts and fellow members of the State Defense Force community!
About our guest:
Professor Barry M. Stentiford. Professor Stentiford is a distinguished academic and military professional, currently serving as the Director of the Advanced Strategic Leadership Studies Program at the US Army’s School of Advanced Military Studies School of Advanced Military Studies. With a Ph.D. in History from The University of Alabama and a rich background in strategic studies, including degrees from the U.S. Army War College and other prestigious institutions, Stentiford has dedicated his career to the study and teaching of military history and strategy. His professional experience spans over a decade at a civilian university before joining the faculty at the School of Advanced Military Studies in 2009, where he has significantly contributed to courses on operational art, strategic leadership, and the strategic context of operational art. As an Army Reserve Officer, Stentiford has held several key positions, including Command Historian and battalion commander. His research interests focus on non-regular US military forces, Southeast Asia, and Disestablishment, with notable publications such as “The War on Terror in the Southern Philippines” and “The American Home Guard: The State Militia in the 20th Century,” reflecting his expertise in these areas.
