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Aaron P. Jackson
Biography
Aaron P. Jackson

Lieutenant Colonel Aaron P. Jackson PhD has served in the Australian Army Reserve since 2002. He has held a range of command, staff and instructional appointments, and is currently posted as Commanding Officer, 10th/27th Battalion, The Royal South Australia Regiment. His deployments include Iraq, the Greater Middle East Region, Timor-Leste, Australian border security, and domestic emergency response operations. In his civilian employment he is a career Public Servant, and he has held appointments in both Federal and State level departments. He holds a PhD in international relations and is currently Senior Researcher, Joint and Integrated Military Operations in Defence Science and Technology Group, which is part of the Australian Department of Defence.

Centcom General John Abizaid (centre), was presented with a baseball hat with an Australian Army Rising Suns motif in Baghdad.
Book Review – 'The Australian Army and the War in Iraq, 2002-2010' by Albert Palazzo
This article serves as a review of and recommendation to read Albert Palazzo’s 'The Australian Army and the War in Iraq, 2002-2010'.
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A collection of Victoria Crosses sourced from the Australian Army Museum of West Australia and Australian Army Museum of New South Wales on display at the Australian Army Infantry Museum, Singleton.
Non-Monetary Incentives and Retention in the ADF: How to Achieve a ‘Quick Win’ Through Broader Medallic Recognition
This article suggests implementing a broader honours and awards scheme as a strategy to increase retention through recognition.
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An Australian Army officer prepares a map for orders during a training exercise.
Three Simple Ways to Make the Military Appreciation Process More Creative
This article offers three points for increasing creativity in the Military Appreciation Process.
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Aaron P. Jackson serving in East Timor.
Reflecting on Part-Time Sub-Unit Command
This post from Aaron Jackson highlights observations he made during the first eighteen months as a sub-unit commander in the Australian Army Reserve. The article is intended to assist future part time sub-unit commanders who want to learn from others who have come before them.
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