In this article, our author explores the lasting impact of a traumatic event and their struggle to acknowledge its full extent. They look at some of the reasons why it can be difficult for those in the military to fully acknowledge the lasting impact that traumatic events can have but how they learnt the importance of finding ways to support themselves.

'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 fundamental expectations.'

Part 2 of Commander FORCOMD's review of the CENTCOM reading list.

Is it time to review the Geneva Conventions when it comes to the treatment and handling of detainees?

This special NAIDOC Week CoveTalk was with RSM NORFOCE, WO1 Ken Nelliman.

This is the last of five in a series of articles from Solomon Birch on the merits of both the EF88 and M4.

This is the forth of five in a series of articles from Solomon Birch on the merits of both the EF88 and M4.

This is the third of five in a series of articles from Solomon Birch on the merits of both the EF88 and M4.