How do we win the next war? It is argued through developing the Army's intellectual capacity.
The actions of Tom Derrick could have seen him win multiple awards for heroism, an absolute hero who, by his actions put Australian Forces on the front foot multiple times, while few words can do justice to Mark Donaldson's journey to becoming one of the few living national heroes.
In 2021, The Cove is delivering content in concentrated themes to align with Army's Professional Learning Clusters and broader Army activities. Right now, we're calling for articles on our second theme - Future Warfare Technologies from the STEM learning cluster.
An update on the Army School of Logistic Operations' training transformation work.
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How do we win the next war? It is argued through developing the Army's intellectual capacity.
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The Cove is Livestreaming the 2021 Chief of Army Symposium via our website!
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This podcast is from the British Centre for Army Leadership who were fortunate enough to sit down and talk with the infamous Eddie Jones.
How does our emotional intelligence help us navigate through group life to become a formidable fighting force? Here, Dr Jemma King and LTCOL Sam Padman discuss how emotional intelligent leaders use their intelligence to communicate, listen and cooperate to create effective and robust teams.
Learn from the high and lows of the UK's first female Command Sergeant Major, WO1 Sarah Cox.
Regimental Sergeant Major of the Australian Army, Warrant Officer Grant McFarlane, OAM discusses role clarity and its important in developing effective leadership teams.
Your unit has decided it’s going to use the training range on the other side of the country for your next exercise.
“Your PAC Statement is the most intently read item of your dossier. It is your personal voice” – CMA
By Jai Wright
From The Green Notebook was created to provide a platform for leaders to help each other by sharing lessons learned: lessons that come from our own green notebooks.
This article by Colonel Ian Langford examines Australian strategic thinking in the Asia Pacific.
The Dead Prussian Podcast aims to explore war and warfare through discussion and analysis of military theory, historical events, contemporary conflicts, and expert interviews.
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