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Doug Laidlaw

Brigadier Douglas Laidlaw CSC has served for 33 years as a reserve officer. He is currently the Commander of 4th Brigade, has operational service in East Timor and has led the response to a number of significant natural disasters in Australia and overseas. He holds the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce, and is a barrister practicing at the Victorian Bar.

 

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Scott Denner

Lieutenant Colonel Scott Denner has served for 20 years as a regular and reserve officer. He is currently the Commanding Officer of Queensland University Regiment, and has operational service in Iraq and Afghanistan. He is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and holds the degrees of Bachelor of Management and Professional Studies and Master of Management.

 

Commander Joint Force Task 646, Brigadier Doug Laidlaw, CSC, talks with the High Commissioner of Fiji.
The 2nd Lieutenant – a Necessary Development Pathway for Part-Time Officers
Doug Laidlaw argues that the re-introduction of the rank of 2nd LT for army officers who commission through the Part Time Officer Commissioning Course would enable a structured learning pathway for them to develop more closely to their full time counterparts.
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James Eling

James Eling was posted as Battery Commander of 2/10 Battery in Victoria from 2020 – 2021.

He is also the producer of The Principles of War PME podcast. You can follow him on Twitter @surprisepodcast.

Preparing the Reinforcing Battle Group
This article highlights some of the lessons learned by Battle Group Jacka during Ex Talisman Sabre 19. The author hopes it will improve the generation, insertion and capability of future Reinforcing Battle Groups.
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Grant Shottenkirk

Inspired by Sky Marshal Winter, this paper was developed and edited by LTCOL Grant Shottenkirk, DCOMD 3 ANZAC BDE (current whereabouts unknown). The lessons learned are collected from interviews of primary 3 ANZAC Bde staff, unit staff and COs post the First Katari War.

 

Reflections on the First Katari War
Joint Warfighting Assessment 19 was a major wargaming exercise held in the US last year. In this article, Grant Shottenkirk uses the scenario to identify tactical, technical and organisational lessons learnt during the wargame.
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Joseph Sorrensen

Joseph Sorrensen is the commander of the Specialist Troop in the Third Combat Engineer Regiment.

 

Specialist Troop Mobility and Sustainability Support to the Multi-National Joint Task Force
In this article, Joseph Sorrensen examines how Specialist Engineer Troop’s niche capabilities can provide mobility and sustainability support to the Multi-National Joint Task Force (JTF) within a multi-domain operational environment in the year 2030. He argues that continuing to modernise Specialist Troop's capabilities is critical in an era of Accelerated Warfare.
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Unit Affiliation: A New Way of Continuing to Serve
Matt Stevens explains a new initiative that operates within the extant Total Workforce Model in order to assist with retention of our most valuable asset: our people.
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