Army needs to balance both parts of the diversity equation - intellectual as well as workforce

This article describes French Polynesia's military capabilities and relationships.

This article describes Vietnam's fast growing and fairly unique economy that is based on socialist principles but is increasingly incorporating more liberal ideas.

The Australian Army Research Centre (AARC) invites you to contribute to the 2022 AARC Short Thoughts Competition, ‘Transforming Land Power’. This is your opportunity to help further Australian land power debate and for ADF and APS members to win a trip to the Chief of Army Symposium 2022 (CAS 22), Adelaide Convention Centre, 10-11 August 2022.

This CoveTalk featured Dr Richard Davis presentation on 'War, Conflict and Being Human' using the historical roots of warfare to explain modern conflict. Watch the recording now!

This article remembers the double raid of Warneton 1917 and looks at why it was so successful.

A book review of Cyber Warfare Ethics that discusses the application of just war principles and what new ethical challenges are raised by the cyber domain, AI, automation, and other emerging technologies.

This article explores the Malayan Emergency, a long period of conflict with a Communist uprising, as well as Malaysian Australians.

This highly commended Hamel 18 writing competition entry outlines the development of Army Aviation amphibious capability

In this article, Darren Murch reflects on service and duty, two of the foundations on which the profession of arms is built.