This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about the role and impact of AI and autonomous systems in warfare.

This is a PME activity that encourages junior officers to understand the trappings of likership over leadership.

This is a PME resource for encouraging junior officers to think about how adolescent and adult levels of brain development can affect both themselves and the people they lead.

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.