Did you know the developments occurring within the brain during youth can impact the emotional responses of our younger workforce?

Recently Smart Soldier interviewed our very own Warrant Officer PME about The Cove and how WO1 Grigg has helped steer the content to be more useful to soldiers and NCOs.

Part 3 of the Path to the Gallipoli Campaign sets up the ANZACs months of training in Cairo, Egypt, detailing how the expectation of a quick war and eagerness to see new places was replaced by boredom and disappointment amongst the ranks.

While this article from Jacquie Costello is aimed at Australian Army members who have found themselves working from home, her 'top tips' will be of use to anyone.

Ben McLennan is the inaugural Australian Army liaison officer to the French Army, in this article Ben gives us some tips based on his experiences.

What is it like being a female combat soldier? Find out in this second article from Smart Soldier where two officers and a soldier from Combat Arms units provide us with some excellent tips.

This in an article on the subject of the recruit instructor and how to appreciate and approach the role.

This article via Inderscience explains the fundamentals of adaptive campaigning which comprises five mutually reinforcing and interdependent Lines of Operation: Joint Land Combat, Population Protection, Information Actions, Population Support, and Indigenous Capacity Building.

Dan Ellis thinks that the delivery of orders at the tactical level is not often given enough attention. What do you think?

This video titled 'How do we learn from the past?' is from the 'What is War Today?' series of panel discussions presented by the University of Cambridge. The panel discussion is chaired by Professor Sir Hew Strachan who is featured across a number of our #BreakIn subjects.