Break in
Intros
ACSC (A-Z Guide): A Student's Perspective
This unofficial guide to Australian Command and Staff College is an excellent tool for prospective students.
Intros
'Breaking In' to Amphibious Operations
An introduction into Amphibious Operations that brings you some of the best content available on the subject.
Intros
'Breaking In' to Logistics
'Breaking In' to Logistics is a simple to use resource to help military personal explore the subject of logistics.
Intros
'Breaking In' to War
'Breaking In' to War is an excellent guide to some of the best resource on the subject of 'war and conflict'
War
Chief of Army History Conference 2017 - Dr Elizabeth Greenhalgh
In this video Dr Elizabeth Greenhalgh speaks on ‘The French Army of the Western Front’
War
Chief of Army History Conference 2017 - Dr Spencer Jones
In this video, Dr Spencer Jones talks about ‘The Crucible of War: the adaption and development of the British Army on the Western Front 1915’.
War
Chief of Army History Conference 2017 - Professor Ian Beckett
In this video Professor Ian Beckett talks about 'Imperial policing to guerrilla war: the British in South Africa from 1899-1902'
War
Chief of Army History Conference 2017 - Dr Ian Hope
In this Video Dr Ian Hope talks about ‘The Canadians in Afghanistan: relearning the art of irregular warfare'
Strategy
The Abbreviated Evolution of Combined Arms
James Heap takes us on a quick and informative history lesson about the evolution of combined arms.
Strategy
The Art of Decision–Making by Joshua Rothman | The New Yorker
In this link, first posted on The New Yorker, Joshua Rothman talks about the Art of Decision Making.
Command Post
Over to you Convoy Commander
Your unit has decided it’s going to use the training range on the other side of the country for your next exercise.
Unit PME
iRest Workshop
In April we conducted a special CoveTalk featuring Dr Richard Miller who presented his iRest Workshop at Legacy Chambers in Sydney.
Leadership & Ethics
My Spectrum of Discomfort: A Personal Perspective on a Sense of Belonging
Nick Wilson shares a very personal reflection on the sense of belonging (or lack of) he felt when he left Army.
Leadership & Ethics
On Personal and Professional Potential
After examining the Chief of Army's three key documents, the Commander of Forces Command gives us three ideas on how leaders can enable Army's personnel to reach their personal and professional...
Leadership & Ethics
Own Your Enterprise
'Having a meaningful impact that promotes service of others before self, being a life-long learner and improving the organisation requires more than adherence to organisational standards and...
Leadership & Ethics
Examination of the detainees’ status and argument for revisiting Geneva Conventions.
Is it time to review the Geneva Conventions when it comes to the treatment and handling of detainees?
Operational Art
'British Generals in Blair's War' and 'High Command'
Review Essay - A discussion of British Military Leadership in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars'
Intros
'Breaking In' to Operational Art
'Breaking In' to Operational Art: An Introduction' is a comprehensive guide to some of the best resources to help military personal become familiar with the subject.
Operational Art
Operational Art, Design & the Centre of Gravity
Assistant Professor Dale Eikmeier of the U.S. Command and General Staff College presents a 4-part video series on the Operational Art. The videos are around 11 minutes each and are excellent value...
War
Are the Levels of War Just a Set of Labels?
This article by Martin Dunn, a former Chief Research Officer at the Land Warfare Studies Centre, poses the thought that seeking to associate Clausewitz with three levels of war is curious.
Tactical and Technical
Plan KOTINOS: A Way Forward
Chris Sylvia has concerns about the current structure of the PTI trade. In this article he outlines how it can be improved.
Tactical and Technical
Weak and Unreadable: Suggestions for the Army's Comms Problem
Lance Corporal Kristian Wynn leads the way with the first entry for the TS19 Writing Competition.
Tactical and Technical
The Battle Field Clearance Team
Experienced Company Sergeant Major Jason Jackson outlines some of the lessons learnt by Bravo Company 1 RAR while they were training to be the Battlefield Clearance Team.
Tactical and Technical
On The Merits Of M4 And EF88 (And More) | PART 5
This is the last of five in a series of articles from Solomon Birch on the merits of both the EF88 and M4.
Staff Functions
Effects Based Tactics – Layering Effects at the Formation Level
The use of Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) enemy on Ex Talisman Sabre 19 changed the way planning was done at the formation level, as Richard Thapthimthong explains in this article.
Tactical and Technical
Plan KOTINOS: A Way Forward
Chris Sylvia has concerns about the current structure of the PTI trade. In this article he outlines how it can be improved.
Leadership & Ethics
My Spectrum of Discomfort: A Personal Perspective on a Sense of Belonging
Nick Wilson shares a very personal reflection on the sense of belonging (or lack of) he felt when he left Army.
By Nick Wilson
Leadership & Ethics
On Personal and Professional Potential
After examining the Chief of Army's three key documents, the Commander of Forces Command gives us three ideas on how leaders can enable Army's personnel to reach their personal and professional...
By Chris Field
Tactical and Technical
Weak and Unreadable: Suggestions for the Army's Comms Problem
Lance Corporal Kristian Wynn leads the way with the first entry for the TS19 Writing Competition.
The Vanguard: Lessons Learnt by a Combat Team Commander during Mechanisation
This year marked another turning point in the storied history of ‘Old Faithful’ as it took its first steps towards becoming a mechanised infantry battalion under Plan KEOGH. In this week's long read...
Tactical and Technical
The Battle Field Clearance Team
Experienced Company Sergeant Major Jason Jackson outlines some of the lessons learnt by Bravo Company 1 RAR while they were training to be the Battlefield Clearance Team.
Leadership & Ethics
Own Your Enterprise
'Having a meaningful impact that promotes service of others before self, being a life-long learner and improving the organisation requires more than adherence to organisational standards and...
By Darren Murch
Leadership & Ethics
Examination of the detainees’ status and argument for revisiting Geneva Conventions.
Is it time to review the Geneva Conventions when it comes to the treatment and handling of detainees?
Tactical and Technical
On The Merits Of M4 And EF88 (And More) | PART 5
This is the last of five in a series of articles from Solomon Birch on the merits of both the EF88 and M4.
