Chris Bulow responds to Two Birds with One Stone by Richard Morgan. While he agrees with much of Richard's article, he argues that there is merit in not constraining PME topics too heavily in units. Otherwise the Army could unwittingly stifle the very contest of ideas PME seeks to encourage.

Combat Behaviours, a new Army initiative, seeks to sharpen your Combat Mindset and engrain your individual Combat Skillset.

Professional Military Education (PME) is a relatively new concept in the Australian Army that was introduced through the Ryan Review in 2016. In this article, Richard Morgan argues that the Army needs to start formally recognising PME activities if they are to be fully embraced by all ranks.

Your unit has decided it’s going to use the training range on the other side of the country for your next exercise.

2019 Staff Pick: This article was chosen by SO1 Education as his favourite article for 2019.

Why a Pom believes a musical about the American revolution holds the key to effective PME