Welcome to the MWI Book Club, a podcast dedicated to the proposition that a military that reads books is a military that wins wars. This first episode considers a classic of World War II fiction—Herman Wouk's Pulitzer Prize–winning bestseller, The Caine Mutiny. Join cohosts John Amble and Theo Lipsky as they consider what The Caine Mutiny can teach us today about the meaning of command, loyalty, and military service. Don't hesitate to let us know what you think and what books you'd like us to read and discuss next.

• (00:00:06) - The Book Club
• (00:00:36) - The Book Club
• (00:01:38) - Introducing the Book Review Podcast
• (00:02:33) - The Cane Mutiny
• (00:05:29) - The Kane Mutiny: A Literary Review
• (00:08:56) - The Misfits: The Kane Mutiny
• (00:11:25) - The Mind Sweeper, Book 1
• (00:14:36) - Willie Keith in the Navy, Part 1
• (00:19:21) - On a Mine-Seeking Ship
• (00:20:28) - The Navy in Slaughterhouse
• (00:25:25) - Willy's First Year in the Army
• (00:26:17) - The New Order: Sailing Under Captain Quig
• (00:30:11) - The Right Way to Loyally Serve
• (00:31:50) - Captain Quig's Four Ways of Doing Things
• (00:32:50) - The Cane: A Novel Review
• (00:39:03) - The Right to Dissent
• (00:42:38) - The Battle of the Coral Sea
• (00:45:11) - The Battle of the Philippine Islands
• (00:50:33) - The Making of The Mutiny
• (00:54:26) - The Court Martial of the Mutineers
• (00:56:42) - The Navy Court Martial: A Review
• (01:05:43) - The Color of Command: A Novel
• (01:10:30) - The Code of the Cane
• (01:13:59) - Final Thoughts on The typhoon
• (01:16:54) - Herman Wolk
• (01:18:54) - Book Review
• (01:22:12) - The Cane Mutiny
• (01:25:22) - The Book Club