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Biography
Pat Henriques
LTCOL

LTCOL Pat Henriques is a Cavalry Officer who calls the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment home. These vignettes represent command and tactical reflections in a career until recently was largely spent in the Shoalwater Bay Training Area. Watch this space to see more written pieces that may be of use to those preparing for or are occupying tactical command positions.

Australian Army officer Captain John Whiteley (left), deployed on Operation Paladin as a United Nations military observer, monitor an Israeli Defence Force position as part of a routine patrol in the Golan Heights with the United Nations Truce Supervision Organisation.
Defence Mastery
Social Mastery
Calm in Chaos: Responding to Crisis
After responding to an ambush involving UN peacekeepers, Pat Henriques reflects on how leaders can establish calm, manage uncertain information and preserve humanity when lives depend on their decisions.
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Australian Army soldiers from 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment crew a Boxer Combat Reconnaissance Vehicle (CRV) during training at Wide Bay Training Area.
Defence Mastery
Technical Mastery
The Kobayashi Maru and the Art of Partial Victory
This article argues that Army should incorporate failure into its training in order increase the ability to adapt to real world mishaps.
< 15 mins
Defence Mastery
Interoperability – The Right Mindset Drives Good Practice
In this article Pat Henriques looks at the three mainstays of interoperability when it comes to working with foreign Armies, information, personnel and systems.
< 15 mins