Two more extraordinary Australians who gave their lives for their country and their mates and never returned home.
One stop shop for the Knowing Yourself and Others theme resources.
Mick Janssen reflects and asks what lessons and leadership can he harness to prepare him for sub-unit command. A must read for pre-command (at any level) appointments.
The PPP Model - A fundamental model of leadership that can be adopted across Army.
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This article argues that special operations forces achieve optimal strategic effect as part of a protracted special operations campaign
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Two more extraordinary Australians who gave their lives for their country and their mates and never returned home.
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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.
One stop shop for the Knowing Yourself and Others theme resources.
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Mick Janssen reflects and asks what lessons and leadership can he harness to prepare him for sub-unit command. A must read for pre-command (at any level) appointments.
By Mick Janssen
Our Friends and Partners at KEA had the good fortune to learn from the most senior soldier of one of the largest armies in the world.
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.
The Cove is pleased to share the first recording of the webinar series produced by the CAAL and the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership.
This article by Colonel Ian Langford examines Australian strategic thinking in the Asia Pacific.
