A book review of Jill Lepore's 'The Name of War: King Philip's War and the Origins of American Identity'.

Integrated Campaigning is the ADF’s single capstone concept that describes how the ADF maximises and applies power to defend Australia and its national interests. Integrated Campaigning is the focussed aggregation and application of national power in pursuit of national interests, achieved by realising the potential of ADF’s people, ideas and material, combined with those of allies and partners. As this article explains, such integration affects how the ADF operates tactically, operationally, and strategically.

This article explores the topics of Climate Change and the Ozone Hole's impact on Antarctica, and of Australia's 'frozen' claim.

This article describes the current economic activity in Antarctica and the potential for future activity.

This article describes the strategic importance of Antarctica and the limited military activities within it.

This article explores the geography of Antarctica and the people who live there temporarily.

This article examines the complex diplomacy surrounding Antarctica.

This article takes another look at the logistics lessons from the Russia-Ukraine war to date.