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Improving the Sensor-Shooter Link for an Army in Motion
This article is in reply to Jason Kirkham's recent submission to The Cove on Fighting with Fires. Braden Holmes has provided a solution to expanding observation of fires training throughout the combat corps in order to permeate the battlespace with sensor-capable orchestrators.
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Paul Duncan
Lieutenant Colonel Paul Duncan is currently the Commanding Officer of 4th Regiment, RAA.
Lieutenant Colonel Duncan has commanded at multiple levels. As a Captain, he commanded 53rd Battery, School of Artillery. As a Major, he commanded 105th Battery and was the Battery Commander of Mentoring Task Force – One. As a Lieutenant Colonel he has commanded the Australian Contingent in Sinai; and the 4th Regiment, RAA.
Lieutenant Colonel Duncan has deployed on operations to East Timor (’00), Bougainville (’02), Sinai (’16) and has completed three tours of Afghanistan (’07, ’10 and ’13).
Synchronising Lethal and Non-Lethal Effects in High Intensity Operations | Joint Warfighting Assessment 2019
This article highlights lessons learnt by the 3rd Brigade's Joint Fires and Effects Coordination Centre (based on 4th Regiment, RAA) whilst participating in the US-led Joint Warfighting Assessment 2019.
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Training Mental Toughness - The Future of Mental Welfare
Mental toughness is often used as a buzzword in the Army, but what does it actually mean and how does it work? Damien de Pyle explores these questions from an informed perspective and provides some practical tips for building mental toughness.
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Drone Use at the Warrant Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
Headquarters Forces Command has issued the 'DJI Phantom 4 Pro Plus' UAS to units across the command, this short video showcases just how the Warrant Officer and Non-Commissioned Officer Academy are using theirs to enhance training.
< 5 mins
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Lyndsay Freeman
Lyndsay Freeman is a mother of two and a Transport Officer in the Australian Army. She has been awarded the Chief of Army Scholarship in 2020 where she will complete a Master of International Development Practice, specialising in Gender, Peace & Security, at Monash University. Lyndsay is passionate about the Army’s pivotal role in women’s empowerment across the globe, and is a driver for positive change.
