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Link | Embedding Creativity in Professional Military Education | Strategy Bridge
Adam Lowther, Brooke Mitchell, Gerard Puccio, and Nathan Schwagler talk more about the importance of creativity in professional military education and how it may be embedded into the current curriculum.
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Professional Military Education Needs More Creativity, Not More History | War on the Rocks
Over the past few years professional military education has become an important part of how we develop our people. However, the team at War on the Rocks wonders whether we are teaching the right things?
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Cove Thoughts | Lessons from Long Tan
On this Vietnam Veterans' Day, The Cove is proud to present this podcast interview with David Sabben, the Platoon Commander of 12 Platoon, D Company, 6 RAR at the Battle of Long Tan. The lessons he highlights from the battle are timeless.
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Mark Bain

 Mark Bain is an Royal Australian Infantry Corps Sergeant posted to the Royal Military College - Duntroon within the Small Arms Training section.

 

Developing Army’s Shooting Capability - A Response
Members of the RMC-D Small Arms Training Team respond to a recent article about the constraints of weapon training in the Australian Army. A great read, backed up by sound evidence, on how we are training for combat.
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Nathan Coultis

Captain Nathan Coultis is a former package master and instructor of the Intelligence Preparation of the BattleSpace, Operations & MAP, and DATE packages at the Defence Force School of Intelligence, Land Intelligence Wing. He has both produced and assessed a lot of churn and firmly believes that less is more, the Combat Brigade is the essential formation for tactical manoeuvre, and anything less than that is simply an over-planned ‘battle drill’.

 

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Flirting with the Churn Curve
Military staff produce too much churn and we should stop doing this.
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Link | What is PME Anyway? | The Wavell Room
'What is PME Anyway', that is a good question, we should know by now. In this article from The Wavell Room, Dr Michael D. Clark trys to answer the question.
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Andrew Stokes

Major Andrew Stokes is an RACT officer with a range of command and staff appointments in logistics, transport, movements, and training both in Australia and on operations. He was Battery Commander of CSS Battery, 4th Regiment RAA between 2018-2019, during the introduction to service of the L121 Phase 3B MHC to the 3rd Brigade.

Work in the Time of Corona – All-Corps Major Course and Working From Home
The current public health environment has forced many members of the Australian Defence Force to work from home. Andrew Stokes thinks it may become the norm for some of us to continue to work from home in the future. In this article he gives us some of his lessons learnt from his working from home experience.
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