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Leadership Lessons from Outward Bound. The PPP Model – Army’s Approach to Leadership
The PPP Model - A fundamental model of leadership that can be adopted across Army.
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CAAL Podcast Series Episode #5: Critical Thinking and Contributory Dissent - Brigadier Rupert Hoskin AM
A willingness to see alternate perspectives, good communication and emotional intellengence are key to enhancing critical thinking and contributory dissent. How are you, as leader and follower, setting the conditions for this to occur?
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Kieran Jackel
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Kieran Jackel

Lieutenant Colonel Jackel is a Royal Australian Engineer who has served with the 2nd and 8th Combat Engineer Regiments, the Special Operations Engineer Regiment, the School of Military Engineering, the 1st Recruit Training Battalion, and the Combined Arms Training Centre. He is currently a member of the Army Joint Staff. He has an interest in the concepts around countering violent extremism and holds Masters Degrees in Terrorism and Security Studies, Military and Defence Studies, and Management.

 

Soldiers standing around Kapooka Tragedy memorial.
The Kapooka Tragedy
On the 76th anniversary of the Kapooka Tragedy, Kieran Jackel shares the tragic story of this relatively unknown peacetime training incident.
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How Do We Win the Next War?
How do we win the next war? It is argued through developing the Army's intellectual capacity.
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Quick Military Education (QME)
We have created some Quick Military Education (QME) exercises. Why not give it a try next time you and your team have some spare time on the range, in the field or even in the barracks.
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Private L. J displaying the Sniperscope which is attached to a .30 calibre Carbine (US Pat.) on 15 April 1952 in Kapyong Valley, Korea. The scope is battery operated and the battery is carried in the pack on his back.
The Battle of Kapyong
The Battle of Kapyong is one of the most significant battles for Australian troops in Korea. We lost 32 Australians and a further 53 were wounded, but this did not stop the efforts of 3 RAR.
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Train platform reminder to 'mind the gap'.
Fake It Till You Make It - Authentic Leadership
Discussing authentic leadership it is argued Army’s attitude to authenticity presents a clear and present risk to attracting and retaining today’s talent in our institution. Do you agree?
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Laura Hando

CPL Laura Hando grew up in Lithgow, NSW and enlisted into the Royal Australian Army on 10 Jul 12 as an Administration Clerk. CPL Hando’s postings have included Career Management - Army, 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment, Network Implementation and Advisory Team, 7th Combat Service Support Battalion and she is currently posted to the Defence Force School of Signals.

Why Understanding Yourself and Others as a Leader is Important
In this article Laura Hando reflects on the leadership development opportunities created in a holding troop/platoon.
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