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. 

In this article Emma Williams give some advice on how to avoid musculoskeletal injuries following an extended time-out from training.

This article covers Singapore's historical and contemporary foreign relations.

This article discusses the growing obesity issue in our nation, the Australian Army, and our partners and allied militaries.

Between 21 July and 13 November 1942, fighting against Imperial Japanese forces, Australian soldiers twice traversed the Kokoda Trail – an arduous route across the rugged jungle terrain of Papua New Guinea. This hard-fought campaign in some of the worst conditions experienced by Australian soldiers ensured the name Kokoda a special place in the Anzac legend. The Cove proudly brings you the history of Australia's Kokoda Campaign.

This article discusses the importance of military professionals learning military history and correlation vs causation.

In this Cove Comp '22 submission, a junior officer meditates on the lessons they learned as a new lieutenant and delivers them as several lessons.