With the rapid capitulation of Afghanistan’s government to the Taliban-led militant forces some of us who served in Afghanistan may be experiencing a range of emotions. This article, prepared by 1 Psych Unit may help to inform your reflection and any discussions you may have with your team or former colleagues.

Both William Ruthven and John Ryan were awarded for conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty during World War One.

Ben Roberts-Smith, one of only five people to be awarded the Victoria Cross for Australia, while James Rogers earned his VC during the South African war.

Lieutenant Charles Pope received the VC posthumously for his actions on the Western Front at the Battle of Lagnicourt, while Reg Rattey received his VC for gallantry doing so while serving with the 25th Battalion during the Bougainville Campaign.

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Samuel Pearse and Walter Peeler were both in machine-gun battalions when awarded VCs for their action in World War I.

Is it important to be liked as a leader? When is the pursuit of being liked by your subordinates detrimental to your leadership ability? Some challenging concepts covered in this latest Quick Military Education activity.

Frank Partridge, a VC recipient in WW2 and a very successful contestant on the television quiz show - 'Pick a Box.' While Keith Payne, a VC recipient in the Vietnam War who is still today active in the veteran community, particularly in counselling sufferers of post-traumatic stress disorder.

On Vietnam Veterans' Day, we pause and reflect on the bravery, teamwork and endurance that Australians displayed throughout the war. It's a day when we recognise all who served in Vietnam.

This article provides information on some of the more important issues facing contemporary Japan: the legacy of WW2, island disputes, Fukishima, gender inequality and an aging population.