Operational Art
Operational Art
Kiwi PME: The New Zealand's Land Warfare Symposium
Ryan Kelly passes on some of the insights he recently received at the New Zealand Defence Force's Land Warfare Symposium.
By Ryan Kelly
Operational Art
Our Joint Task Force: Ready for the future
This article discusses the evolution of the Joint Task Force on Exercise Talisman Sabre, which it examines through the lenses of Accelerated Warfare and the US Army’s Multi-Domain Operations...
Operational Art
Strength in Numbers? Mass and Precision | The Warrant Officer
Today's link from the UK's Warrant Officer Blog examines the concepts of Mass and Precision. A good short read.
By The Cove
Operational Art
Human Performance Optimisation in the Army
Gavin Sonsee provides an overview of what the Army is working on in the Human Performance space, including the physical, cognitive and socio-cultural understanding.
By Gavin Sonsee
Operational Art
Reflecting on Part-Time Sub-Unit Command
This post from Aaron Jackson highlights observations he made during the first eighteen months as a sub-unit commander in the Australian Army Reserve. The article is intended to assist future part...
Operational Art
The PME Ashes
As England and Australia prepare to step onto the pitch for the third test, The Cove's recent UK exchange officer, Joe Read, reviews the approach of both armies to PME.
By Joe Read
Operational Art
'British Generals in Blair's War' and 'High Command'
Review Essay - A discussion of British Military Leadership in the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars'
By Chris Field
Intros
'Breaking In' to Operational Art
'Breaking In' to Operational Art: An Introduction' is a comprehensive guide to some of the best resources to help military personal become familiar with the subject.
By The Cove
Operational Art
Operational Art, Design & the Centre of Gravity
Assistant Professor Dale Eikmeier of the U.S. Command and General Staff College presents a 4-part video series on the Operational Art. The videos are around 11 minutes each and are excellent value...
By The Cove
War
Are the Levels of War Just a Set of Labels?
This article by Martin Dunn, a former Chief Research Officer at the Land Warfare Studies Centre, poses the thought that seeking to associate Clausewitz with three levels of war is curious.
By The Cove
