
J. Michael Dahm
Senior Fellow for Aerospace and China Studies at the Mitchell Institute, providing analysis on Chinese military modernization, strategy, and implications for U.S. force posture.
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Feb 15, 2025 • 56min
Episode 223 — Will the Chinese Defense Surge Continue? Insights for 2025
Join J. Michael 'JDAM' Dahm, a former naval intelligence officer now delving into aerospace and China studies, as he explores China's military transformation and strategic ambitions. Discover the implications of new military branches like the Aerospace Force and the surge in nuclear capabilities. Dahm also highlights significant advancements in combat aircraft and the evolving dynamics between China and Russia. Tune in for insights on how these developments might shape U.S. defense strategies in 2025, all wrapped up with some light-hearted zodiac reflections!

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Oct 12, 2024 • 49min
Episode 205 — China’s Military Buildup: Perception vs Reality
J. Michael Dahm, a Senior Resident Fellow specializing in China’s military, joins Heather Penney for a deep dive into China's military evolution. They discuss the cultural and political factors skewing Western perceptions of China’s defense capabilities. Dahm highlights the shift from defense to offense in China's military strategy, fueled by economic growth. The hosts also tackle misconceptions about China’s military threats and emphasize the importance of understanding the nuanced implications of Chinese maneuvers for global stability.

Feb 7, 2026 • 1h 7min
National Defense Strategy, Budget News, and Spacepower Update: The Rendezvous — Ep. 276
Anthony "Lazer" Lazarski, Capitol Hill appropriations and acquisition expert. Jennifer "Boots" Reeves, Space Force operations and launch specialist. Jeff Rowlison, space architectures and SDA advisor. J. Michael Dahm, China military modernization analyst. Lt. Gen. David A. Deptula (Ret.), airpower and force design strategist. They dig into defense funding chaos, the new National Defense Strategy shifts, acquisition reform, industrial base urgency, and space logistics and congestion.


