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The Cove

The home of the Australian Profession of Arms.

Cove Challenge 'I Wish I Had Known...'
Some very powerful responses from our senior soldiers.
< 5 mins
COVETALK: Dr John Lee
Dr John Lee, former Senior National Security Advisor to the previous Australian Foreign Minister, the Hon Julie Bishop, MP. Watch this video (on the DPN only) for his honest assessment on the rise of China.
< 30 mins
The Highest Honour #20 | Stan Gurney | Arthur Hall
Private Gurney never made it home but his heroic actions in WW2 saw him posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross. While Lieutenant Hall, an absolute hero saved many of his mates earning his Victoria Cross.
< 15 mins
I Wish I Had Known That - Reflection
< 15 mins
I Wish I Had Known That - Leadership
< 15 mins
I Wish I Had Known That - Personal Development
< 15 mins
Two U.S. marines fighting at Okinawa Battle in 1975.
QME Edition 4 – Moral Values
Do you have the moral courage to stand up for the beliefs of another serving member?
> 30 mins
The Highest Honour #19 | Percy Gratwick | Robert Grieve
Some made it home to continue to serve their nation in different ways, others were found were buried where they died. See the story of how PTE Percy Gratwick and CAPT Robert Grieve won their VCs.
< 15 mins
The Highest Honour #18 | Bernard Gordon | Jim Gordon
Single-handed, Bernard Gordon captured two officers and sixty-one soldiers, together with six machine-guns while Jim Gordon was nearly awarded a second VC for his actions in New Guinea.
< 15 mins
Private L. J displaying the Sniperscope which is attached to a .30 calibre Carbine (US Pat.) on 15 April 1952 in Kapyong Valley, Korea. The scope is battery operated and the battery is carried in the pack on his back.
The Battle of Kapyong
The Battle of Kapyong is one of the most significant battles for Australian troops in Korea. We lost 32 Australians and a further 53 were wounded, but this did not stop the efforts of 3 RAR.
< 15 mins