Adam Lowther, Brooke Mitchell, Gerard Puccio, and Nathan Schwagler talk more about the importance of creativity in professional military education and how it may be embedded into the current curriculum.

The Bridges Papers 2020 from Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery is a collection of 15 papers with a focus on future artillery and joint effects.

In light of the repetitive use of the term coercion in the recent Defence Strategic Update, today's link is to an article by Nick Brown, first published by The Australian Army Research Centre, which examines the relationship between coercion and deterrence.

This paper, from our friends and partners at the Australian Army Research Centre, examines the impact of the first half of 2020. The author argues that the Army must make a compelling argument for investing in future readiness if it is to successfully reform in a fiscally challenging environment.

The 6th August 2020 marks the 105th anniversary of the Battle of Lone Pine, so the Cove Team have put together a deeper look into the Battle of Lone Pine and some other less known facts about this special Australian military history event.

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This month we are looking at the service of 2140 Sergeant Edward Grey Curley of the 13th Australian Infantry Battalion, First Australian Imperial Force.

Tune in for another informative podcast series from James Eling on his 'The Principles of War' Podcast channel. This one is about Mission Command and Lord Horatio Nelson.

The part-time force is a critical component of the Australian Army and just as in need of modernisation as its full-time counterparts if it is to be future ready. This article, from The Pinstripe Line, provides a British perspective to modernising reserve forces.

The medals we are looking at this month belonged to Lieutenant General George Leonard Lee, DSO, CMG.