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Biography
Greg Colton

Greg Colton is an infantry officer with 18 years’ experience in both the British and Australian armies, including operational service in Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia and the Pacific. Greg has had range of regimental, instructional and staff postings and recently took a years’ sabbatical to accept a Research Fellowship at the Lowy Institute, Australia’s leading international policy think-tank. While at the Lowy Institute he ran a Defence funded project examining drivers of instability in the Pacific. On his return to the Army, Greg assumed his current position as SO1 Professional Military Education at Forces Command. He is also Director of The Cove.

Developing the Military Professional for an Era of Accelerated Warfare: The FORCOMD PME Plan 2020-2025
Commander Forces Command has issued a new directive on Professional Military Education (PME). This short post from SO1 PME explains what the FORCOMD PME plan is and how you can use it.
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PME in a Time of Coronavirus
What can you do to continue developing yourself and your people during the COVID19 pandemic? Well, we have some suggestions for you.
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A round peg for a round hole: a new approach to non-operational decision making
Why do we insist on using operational planning tools to support non-operational decisions? In this article, Greg Colton proposes a new approach to non-operational decision making: the Military Staff Decision Process.
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Future Fires | A New Approach to Understanding Offensive Support
In this article, Greg Colton agues that viewing procurement through the cost of effect, rather than the cost of capability, not only leads to better value for money but forces the Army to examine how it will fight in the future.
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That Others May Live In Peace: Death in an Afghan Valley
In the final post during this week of remembrance, Greg Colton provides a personal reflection on those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
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More Than Just a Hashtag: The Criticality of Developing an Intellectual Edge
Originally posted on The Forge, Greg Colton, the Director of The Cove, defines the Intellectual Edge.
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Winning Future Wars Through Developing the Intellectual Component of Fighting Power: The Australian Army’s Approach to Professional Military Education
In this post the Director of The Cove, Greg Colton, writes on the Australian Army’s approach to Professional Military Education.
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How Do We Win The Next War? with Greg Colton
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Twitter Ambush: An After Action Review
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Enhancing Capability Through Diversity
Army needs to balance both parts of the diversity equation - intellectual as well as workforce
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