Colonel John Boyd USAF(Ret.) Presentation Q&A

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United States Air Force- Air University(AU) presentation Q&A. Col. John Boyd discusses a variety of topics including OODA loops, F-15 Development, and Lean Manufacturing.
Key Highlights
00:59 Comprehension
02:46 FX(F15) Development story
08:10 Development of F-15 from struggling FX program
11:21 Challenge all assumptions
13:01 Cross functional teams with different orientations
14:30 Toyota Production System
16:45 "Just in time" system inspired by American supermarket
20:15 Shingo
21:00 Timing critical input in the O-O-D-A loop
21:40 Development loops; American design cycles 5 years; Japanese 2 1/2 years
23:15 Machine that changed the World
23:35 Organizational ideas
26:25 Knowledge discovery- Heisenberg theory
27:20 "don't try to assume that something is wrong because it doesn't fit into your orientation"
28:05 Nellis AFB and Economics
31:05 Dumb questions and top dogs
Note: This video is based on four separate videos from Timothy Kirk. It has been enhanced by the following: The audio has been enhanced and a transcript has been added.

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Комментарии : 16

@Huanga1 10 лет назад

Just finished reading Robert Coram's book and I'm trying to find anything I can about John Boyd. Glad to have found this video. I wish there were more recordings of him available.

@back-brief 10 лет назад

The Coram book is incredible, but there is nothing like listening to Boyd directly. There are a few more videos floating around. I am looking to consolidate them at some point soon(ish).

@Huanga1 10 лет назад

Bryan Hackett Awesome. Looking forward to it. Please let me know.

@robertpowell2556 Год назад

Thank you for posting this.

@tctomba 6 лет назад

An amazing non-desk-jockey intellectual of our time that personally tested his theories in the most challenging military situations. If only we had more heroes in our world today. Nelson Mendela, Dr, MLK, etc. etc. Put their lives on the line and then tried to teach how it is done.

@bryantologystudios Месяц назад

Great video!

@MegaPetchi 3 года назад

This is just an AMAZING piece!

@littlesquirrrel1637 8 лет назад

one of the most important videos out there

@jrippee05 9 лет назад

thanks for sharing.

@jrippee05 9 лет назад

I have to agree with him totally. I got so tired of the "useful idiots" when I was in the Army.

@jacktrout812 Год назад

I think there is a typo in the Captions... isn't it the F-16 he is talking about? I know it was hard to hear, but according to other sources, I believe him to be the father of the F-16.

@gulfstream12 11 месяцев назад

I do believe he is the Father of both, or maybe only the Stepfather of the FX. The FX was the program that was "saved" from the F-111 and eventually became the F-15. It is my understanding that he himself considered the F-15 a failure for many reasons (one of them being the total weight). The YF-16 Program was his clean sheet design from scratch and the light, highly-maneuverable aircraft that he always wanted. Hope this helps.

@stevehislop 11 лет назад

For a further description: rapidresearch.me/boyd-qa-session/ Col.John Boyd is somebody I would have liked to know.His Biography written by Robert Coram is just mindblowingly magnificent.I read it over and over.

@charlesbukowski9836 2 года назад

3 star Gen if he woulda played the game,,,,

@michaelrunnels7660 2 года назад

He spends a LOT of time explaining how screwed up other peoples' thinking and approaches to problems are.

@jimmydulin928 5 месяцев назад

He listened and retained those for perhaps a future snowmobile, but rapid transitions require OODA use of conditional ones at certain times. He is dynamically proactive. Like the tennis player waiting for the serve, he is already moving (shifting feet) when the serve comes. Bureaucracies are necessary in our complicated world, but too much "be" is involved and it is inefficient. Doers like Boyd and other dynamic thinker/doers have certainly been more efficient. Leaders rise by default in times of decisive engagement (usually in war), but less in peacetime. Leaders without rank still lead, even in peacetime. Boyd would call them doers. I agree.