James Heap takes us on a quick and informative history lesson about the evolution of combined arms.

Influence operations in the digital age are not merely propaganda with new tools. Now conducted across the whole of society, we are only at the beginning of a new era of population-centric competition.

The freedom to explore creative solutions presents opportunities not possible when following a routine approach. In this article, Darren Murch discusses the value of creativity and how it can generate an impressive difference.

Darren Cronshaw reviews Joan Beaumont's WWI history, Broken Nation, which he argues 'not only maps the tides of battle for Australia’s involvement overseas in the Great War but also offers page-turning social analysis of the home front and its effect on future history'.

In October 2018, the Army released its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) Strategy. While this is an important step forward, the pace of technological advances means the Army needs to explore and develop complementary strategies for adversarial machine learning, combating enemy RAS, and improvised RAS capabilities.

Director Professional Military Education answers the burning question 'What's all this Spinifex stuff?' with an overview of how a new approach at the School of Infantry is driving training transformation.

Will the Army of the near future need to deal with swarming drones? Daniel Lee thinks we should be prepared for these types of threats.

Faith Miller writes on the importance of multi-skilling unit quartermaster soldiers in the lead up to the merging of ECNs to ensure they are building a resilient, adaptive and contemporary trade.