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Biography
Shaun Cameron

Shaun Cameron is an Australian Army Reservist and Australian Public Servant. He has experience working in the Department of Defence and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Prior to joining the public service, he worked in Southeast Asia for several years and has postgraduate qualifications in international relations, national security, and public administration.

Soldiers from the 8th/12th Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery conduct weapons clearance following patrols on Zodiac Small watercraft as part of Operation RESOLUTE in the Kimberly Marine Park, WA.
Rapid-Agile-Deceptive (RAD) Manoeuvre: Optimising the Australian Army for Littoral Warfare (Part 2)
This article is the second in a series on how the Australian Army can achieve competitive advantage in war through rapid-agile-deceptive manoeuvre.
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Australian Army soldiers from the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment conduct a live-fire with the 84mm Medium Direct Fire Support Weapon M3 as part of the Basic Direct Fire Support Weapons (DFSW) course at Townsville Field Training Area, Queensland.
Rapid-Agile-Deceptive (RAD) Manoeuvre: Optimising the Australian Army for Littoral Warfare (Part 3)
This article is the third and final in a series on how the Australian Army can achieve competitive advantage in war through rapid-agile-deceptive manoeuvre.
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Australian Army UH-60M Black Hawk from 6th Aviation Regiment prepares to take off during the conduct of helicopter insertion and extraction training with the 2nd Commando Regiment at Holsworthy Barracks, Sydney, New South Wales.
Rapid-Agile-Deceptive (RAD) Manoeuvre: Optimising the Australian Army for Littoral Warfare (Part 1)
This article is the first in a series on how the Australian Army can achieve competitive advantage in war through rapid-agile-deceptive manoeuvre.
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Australian Army soldiers conduct an urban breach and assault on an exercise.
The Law of the Concrete Jungle: Army Cooperation in the Urban Littoral – Cove Comp '24
This is the 1st place entry in the soldier category of Cove Comp '24, which asked entrants ‘How does Army need to adapt to the changing character of war?’
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Australian Army soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment, the 3rd Combat Engineer Regiment and Papua New Guinea Defence Force soldiers from 2nd Battalion, Royal Pacific Island Regiment, during a combined arms assault serial, as part of Exercise Wantok Warrior 2023, Papua New Guinea.
Short Thoughts Comp: 3rd Place – Strategic Cooperation as Army Littoral Strategy
Our 3rd Place winner in Short Thoughts Comp, this article argues that one way Army can adapt to littoral warfare is through partnership and cooperation with neighbours to our near north, especially Papua New Guinea.
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Australian Army soldiers move into position for an attack during an exercise.
The Contribution of Reserves to Combined Arms in 2045
This article describes the potential role of Army Reserves in 2045 through combat, combat support, and domestic operations.
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