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About JSOU
Popular Resources
Upcoming Courses
*Continuous Learning (CL) courses are not shownSOF Sensitive Activities Foundations
Combined Joint Force Special Operations Component Commanders Course
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Foundations Course
Recent Publications
Navigating the Transition: The Role of Purpose, Tribe, and Excitement for U.S. Special Operations Forces Veterans
SOF Effectiveness in Strategic Competition: Insights for West Africa and Beyond
Narrative Intelligence in Internet-Based Military Information Support Operations: A Cyberpsychology Perspective Under the Irregular Warfare Construct
About this event
The Joint Special Operations University hosted a Lunchtime talk with Dr.
Andrew Hammond, Historian and Curator for the International Spy Museum, on 10
January 2023.
In this video you will learn about the history of SOF through artifacts and
stories as well as the importance of artifacts and how they tell a story about
the past. The event is focused on providing SOF practitioners and partners a
better appreciation of SOF history, how it shaped today’s SOF, and implications
for the contemporary security environment.
Dr. Andrew Hammond is Historian & Curator at the International Spy Museum.
His interest in intelligence came from a period of service in the Royal Air
Force, with secondments to the British Army and the Royal Navy. He specializes
in military and intelligence history and is fascinated by how the artifacts at
the Museum – whether an Enigma Machine, a Stinger Missile or the Jester’s
Laptop – help tell personal stories and larger historical narratives. He is the
author of a forthcoming book entitled, Struggles for Freedom: Afghanistan and
US Foreign Policy Since 1979 and is working on another book that tells the
story of 9/11 and the post-9/11 wars through the voices of military and
intelligence veterans. He has taught at a number of institutions on both sides
of the Atlantic and has held fellowships at the British Library, the Library of
Congress, New York University and the University of Warwick. He was formerly a
Mellon Public Humanities Fellow at the 9/11 Memorial Museum and is currently a
Public Policy Fellow at the Wilson Center. He hosts SpyCast, the Museum’s
podcast, and has taken acting and public speaking courses in London, New York,
Birmingham and Washington, DC.
Dr. Hammond interviews Dr. Isaiah “Ike” Wilson, JSOU President, in “Special
Operations & Intelligence” – A Conversation with the President of SOF’s
“Think-Do Tank”
https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/spycast/517/notes
Learn more about Dr. Hammond at: https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/spycast
The views expressed in this video are entirely those of the speaker(s) and do
not necessarily reflect the views, policy, or position of the United States
Government, Department of Defense, United States Special Operations Command, or
the Joint Special Operations University.
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Andrew Hammond
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Andrew Hammond is Historian & Curator at the International Spy Museum. His
interest in intelligence came from a period of service in the Royal Air Force,
with secondments to the British Army and the Royal Navy. He specializes in
military and intelligence history and is fascinated by how the artifacts at the
Museum – whether an Enigma Machine, a Stinger Missile or the Jester’s Laptop –
help tell personal stories and larger historical narratives. He is the author
of a forthcoming book entitled, Struggles for Freedom: Afghanistan and US
Foreign Policy Since 1979 and is working on another book that tells the story
of 9/11 and the post-9/11 wars through the voices of military and intelligence
veterans. He has taught at a number of institutions on both sides of the
Atlantic and has held fellowships at the British Library, the Library of
Congress, New York University and the University of Warwick. He was formerly a
Mellon Public Humanities Fellow at the 9/11 Memorial Museum and is currently a
Public Policy Fellow at the Wilson Center. He hosts SpyCast, the Museum’s
podcast, and has taken acting and public speaking courses in London, New York,
Birmingham and Washington, DC.