This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about various issues brought up by a commanding officer’s observations in Afghanistan.

This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about how to achieve high performance through understanding and harnessing the mind and body.

Following on from our history article last week; edition 6 of the Junior Officer PME Sessions encourages us to think about the role of history and mythmaking in both the military and our society. The Kokoda Campaign is used as a case study to examine historical myths.

In one of the few modern pieces written about the Australian Army's officer corps; James Brown is quite critical of officer culture in his 2013 article 'Fifty Shades of Grey: Officer Culture in the Australian Army'. In the fourth edition of our series of PME activities for junior officers, we encourage some self-reflection of officer culture.

This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about how to best incentivise desired behaviour.

The second edition of our ten-part series designed for unit level PME for junior officers. This activity encourages discussion around issues of The Battle of Wanat in Afghanistan in 2008.

This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about the issues raised by the crimes of SEAL Team 6.

PME resources designed to aid the development of junior officers. A new 'field tested' edition is released each week and available 'off-the-shelf'.

1 Psych supported the Army through some of its most challenging times. This article remembers their 58 years of service to the Australian Defence Force.

The Australian Army Research Centre (AARC) invites you to contribute to the 2022 AARC Short Thoughts Competition, ‘Transforming Land Power’. This is your opportunity to help further Australian land power debate and for ADF and APS members to win a trip to the Chief of Army Symposium 2022 (CAS 22), Adelaide Convention Centre, 10-11 August 2022.