This article is Part 2 of a two-part series on 52 Weeks of Ideas, including the final 20 ideas on resilience and war & strategy.

This article is Part 1 of a two-part series on 52 Weeks of Ideas, articulating advice by-the-numbers and examining leadership, resilience, war & strategy.

The Australian Army conducted more joint and interagency operations with law enforcement and Other Government Agencies in Australia during 2020 than any other time in our history. This article describes some of the lessons that were identified.

It can be defined as the behaviour of a leader who puts their own well-being first while destroying the well-being of everyone underneath them – the type of person who would stand on the neck of their troops if it meant a single 'attaboy' from their own superiors.

Not all VC recipients died during their courageous acts of bravery. Both Corporal Dunstan and Sergeant Dwyer, despite putting themselves in harms way, survived beyond their military service and were honoured with notable funeral services.

Understanding the Rules of Engagement are critical in understanding what options you have to react to a difficult combat situation.

Lessons learned in the Vietnam era are just as relevant today as they were the day they were learned by former tank troop commander, Mr Bruce Cameron. A candid and personal perspective.

In today's climate of high tech communication devices and platforms, we can sometimes forget that people need time away from their devices to function. In this article, MAJ Gibson writes a narrative that will resonate with many of us about today's high paced, high functioning workplaces.