J.P. Clark is available for interviews, commentary, and speaking on topics related to his historical research. Contact him at jpclark@jpclark.works.
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Preparing for War: The Emergence of the Modern U.S. Army, 1815-1917
Army Heritage Center Foundation Zoom Lecture Series
2 August 2023
U.S. Military Myths Debunked
Times Radio History
25 September 2024
No Longer Skinny, But Does the NSS Have Heft?
War Room
25 OCTOBER 2022
The Passing of the Baton: A New Editor-in-Chief
War Room
1 August 2022
J.P. Clark — U.S. Army War College
Military Historians are People, Too! podcast
26 July 2022
Union Rules: The Enduring Myth of Huntingtonian Self-Regulation in the U.S. Army
Society for Military History Annual Conference
norfolk, virginia
22 may 2021
The Antebellum Army and Preparing for War (#52)
17 april 2021
Strategy, Tactics, and the Second Seminole War (#51)
Seminole Wars Foundation Podcast
10 april 2021
U.S. Army Reforms in the Progressive Era
Decisive Point
26 March 2021
Arctic Security Dialogues: Toward a U.S. Army Arctic Strategy
Wilson Center
12 December 2020
The Strategist and General Staff Officer
Strategy Bridge Podcast hosted by P.R. Beckman
20 July 2020 (also available from most podcast services)
Authors Panel On Strategy: A Primer
Military Writers Guild On Writing Discussion Series
20 June 2020
U.S. Army Professionalism and Preparations for War, 1815-1917
Strategy Bridge Podcast hosted by P.R.. Beckman
19 may 2019 (also available from most podcast services)
Preparing for War: Four Generations of the U.S. Army, 1815-1917
Institute of Land Warfare Lemnitzer Lecture
arlington, virginia
24 october 2017
Preparing for War: Insights into Military Adaptation from the Pre-World War I Army
U.S. Army War College Noontime Lecture Series
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
11 April 2017
Military Adaptation through the Generational Lens: The Origins of the Progressive Era American Military Profession
Society for Military History Annual Conference
jacksonville, Florida
2 april 2017
Preparing for War: The Emergence of the Modern U.S. Army, 1815-1917
Institute of World Politics sponsored by the Center for Military and Diplomatic History
washington, D.c.
17 january 2017
Prisoners of the Past, Preparing for the Future: The Influence of Institutions, Experience, and Culture on Military Adaptability
Oxford University Changing Character of War Programme
Oxford, England
26 January 2016
The Regular and the Radical: Emory Upton, Leonard Wood, and the Role of the U.S. Army
Society for Military History Annual Conference
Alexandria, Virginia
12 May 2012
Modernization without Technology: U.S. Army Organizational and Educational Reform, 1901-1911
Society for Military History Annual Conference
Ogden, Utah
18 April 2008
To Master the Enemy's Fire: American Tactical Doctrine Prior to World War I
Western Front Association, New England-New York Chapter Annual Seminar
8 November 2008