This first part of a two-part feature examines how the unconventional use of UAVs has provided the Houthi with an effective long range strike capability.

This second part of a two-part feature examines how lessons from the Houthi's unconventional use of UAVs could be integrated by the ADF.

In this post, Casper Tucker examines Learning Styles (including the VARK model) within the Army and argues that content, rather than learning styles, is more important in education and training design, particularly for blended learning.

"...the emerging threat hovers over our capability gap, waiting to fill the niche and take advantage of the opportunity we readily present to them." James Harvey paints a vivid and worrisome picture, but there is light at the end of the tunnel.

'Good communication skills and empathy is essential for any leader who wishes to understand their subordinates.' In today's long read, Matt Ryan examines the life of GEN Peter Cosgrove AK, MC to see what he can learn from him as a role model.

This article addresses some of the concerns and necessary prerequisites for implementing AI into Army decision making.

This article introduces geospatial intelligence and provides three real world examples where it was or could have been used.

Perception forms the basis for many decisions, regardless of the actual truth. Especially true in International Relations. This article by Chris Field, reviews the updated edition of Robert Jervis's key book 'Perception and Misperception in International Politics: New Edition'.

This article discusses how national service is undertaken around the world and proposes a model that could be applied to Australia.