Both of these VC recipients were wounded multiple times which eventually led to being invalided back to Australia, but not before they undertook acts of the bravest kind, like throwing back bombs as if they were cricket balls.

Edwin Betar continues his discussion on the principles of Anti-Access and Area Denial as it relates to the Space domain, this time focusing on Area Denial.

Both these gentlemen earnt their VC through exceptional bravery in the jungles of New Guinea.

In this CAAL Podcast we hear from Brigadier Ana Duncan, CSC on her role as Director General Army Leadership.

This article explores four domains of military concern that have emerged from recent technological development: the Internet of Things, Information Technology Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Fake News.

Through its short story told from the perspective of a vehicle commander, this article refocuses the discussion of the future battlefield away from the technology itself somewhat to explore what it might all mean for the warfighter using such technology.

Not only should we be thankful for LTCOL Joynt's heroic efforts in Plateau Wood, he was also involved in the campaign to build Melbourne's magnificent Shrine of Remembrance. Daniel Keighran is a name synonymous with the modern veteran and is only one of four living Australian VC recipients.

Clarence Jeffries organised and led a bombing party which eliminated obstacles and captured thirty-five prisoners and four machine-guns while Joergen Jensen eliminated a machine-gun crew and captured forty prisoners.