Reflections on Key Appointments – The Commanding Officer | Cove Comp '22
LTCOL Chris Johnson reflects on several key appointments in an infantry battalion; discussing their importance, offering some advice on performing the role, and pointing out what makes each a unique experience.
Edition 2 Junior Officer PME – The Battle of Wanat
… The Battle of Wanat took place in Nuristan … In this instance, 2nd Platoon had limited or no … is a real possibility in future wars. This platoon was rendered …
… windlass and subsequent stowage after tightening. Important … end of the tourniquet strap inwards to create a pull tab. Secure … identify the Turn Point and Base Plate features located on the …
Inculcating Vehicle Husbandry within a Motorised Battalion
… maintenance practices are not always held to the standard they … through a v-shaped high tensile plate. The capability provided by … reflects in how they feel towards their vehicles, and the …
Designing Serious Wargames for Professional Military Education
… adopted Kriegsspiel in the 1800s, wargaming has long been … and use of analogue or manual wargaming for training has seen a … wargames is titled Australian Platoon Commander . The Australian …
In this paper by Sergeant Andrew Gorine, he explains the EMEOPs processes followed at 9th Force Support Battalion so other units can review and assess if they want to implement similar practices within their maintenance facilities.
… fails to apply this logic. Platforms like SharePoint and our … need to take time or brainpower away from the immediate warfighting task. While it might …
… Online and the SAI Global i2i platform for Australian Standards. … we also subscribe to several platforms that include eBooks, … (QLD), The Esperance Express (WA), and many, many more. To stay …
Who Am I? Where Am I? What Am I Doing? A Leadership Reflection
… is that some individuals will always be cynical. For those you can … time to talk in-depth with others was not something I was overly given to as a junior Platoon Commander; I have had to …
