To aid in understanding Japan, this resource provides information on Japanese culture, national psyche, foreign affairs and more.

Join us for an interview with RSM-A with his top 5 responses for the 'I wish I had known that...' campaign.

Drum roll please... Introducing the 'Cove Advocate Group!' Everything you need to know about being a Cove Advocate.

Where was Australian Army mateship born? Is it still as strong as it was years ago? What does mateship in the Army mean to you?

Bill Newton was a pilot who on multiple occasions dived through intense anti-aircraft fire to achieve his mission. He was later captured and beheaded by the Japanese. Martin O'Meara was a stretcher bearer who during one battle saved the lives of over twenty-five wounded men.

This week we look at two Lieutenant Colonels who worked their way up the ranks and along the way earnt the highest honour.

Ron Middleton was the first person from the RAAF to be awarded a VC in WW2 while Mick Moon started his military career as a trumpeter and was awarded a VC while fighting as Infantry.

Op Bel-ISI was the Pacific Nations Truce and Peace Monitoring Group sent to Bougainville in 1997. Find out what events led to the ADF's deployment to our pacific neighbour.

Lewis McGee was awarded the Victoria Cross for his 'coolness and bravery', but the decoration was posthumous as he was killed a week later fighting at Passchendaele, while Frank McNamara was the first Australian airman to receive the Victoria Cross.

'Fats' McCarthy performed what the official war historian rated as, "perhaps the most effective feat of individual fighting in the history of the A.I.F.", while Stanley McDougall earned both the Military Medal and Victoria Cross within 8 days of each other.