This article suggests methods for constructing an environment for encouraging soldiers to become more innovative.

This article explores the relevance of Stoicism to the Australian Army by drawing comparisons to Australian Defence Force values.

Melissa Tal sees a future where computers will be doing much of our thinking for us. However, she also believes that we will need to be more human in order to survive this brave new world.

It takes a certain type of human to play 'a kind of tennis over the traverse and sandbags' with bombs (aka grenades). For all you cavalry soldiers out there, Hugo Throssell remains the only Lighthorseman to receive a VC.

‘The Voices of War’, a podcast created and hosted by Vedran ‘Maz’ Maslic aims to bring to life the true costs of war, through the voices of those who have lived it.

Continuing on from a previous article, this article furthers the discussion on the concept of ‘likership’ and continues the debate on its definition and value as a characteristic of good leaders and followers. It furthers the discussion by looking at the interaction between followership, likership, and leadership.

This article reflects on the Chief of Army’s recent speech at Land Forces, drawing on perspectives from the US Army.

This article describes Niue's economy and trade.

This article presses the necessity of training soldiers to make ethical decisions in unique situations.

This article gives an overview of military in Fiji; including its structure, previous coups, peacekeeping missions, and its cooperation with Australian military.