Join us for our next CoveTalk on Tuesday, 30 July, as MAJ Jeremy Barraclough presents 'Information Warfare: Recent History and Irregular Futures', live from Randwick Barracks Officers Mess.

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.

Being liked as a leader can have its benefits, but should not come at the cost of enforcing discipline and standards.

Missed the livestream of our latest CoveTalk? Watch it here as MAJGEN David Thomae presents 'Reflections as Commander 2nd (Australian) Division / Commander Joint Task Force 629', held at Enoggera Barracks Officer’s Mess on 26 November.

Missed the livestream of our latest CoveTalk? Watch it here as MAJ Jeremy Barraclough presents 'Information Warfare: Recent History and Irregular Futures', held at Randwick Barracks Officer’s Mess on 30 July.

This article makes the case that Army should increase the training of its soldiers' mental abilities.

L121-4 Hawkei was envisaged as an ‘armoured Land Rover’ replacement. As the vehicle was developed it retained its ‘armoured support vehicle’ features, but grew ‘light armoured fighting vehicle’ features. While using the Hawkei as an ‘armoured support vehicle’ is reasonably understood, using it as a ‘light armoured fighting vehicle’ is breaking new ground.