Adapt or Die – How Does the Army Need to Adapt to the Changing Character of War?
… target, and exploit critical vulnerabilities – thus removing the … than ever seen before. The war in Ukraine has demonstrated … targeting has ushered in a new way of waging war. While a simple …
… The mangroves are highly vulnerable to salinity intrusion and … for thousands of years and was part of major early Indian … After centuries of civil war, the Palas ushered in an era …
… The Prime Minister is the Honourable Fiame Naomi Mata’afa who is … is an appointed member from Swains Island with no voting … public diplomacy in Samoa was increased in 2018 with the …
Force from the Sea: Australia’s Amphibious Capability – An Update
… and disaster relief to high-end warfighting, the latter capability … Defence White Papers from 2000 onwards, to the decision to acquire … one: a strategy of setting favourable security conditions forward …
… plateau Nauruans call “Topside” – was rich in phosphate. The Pacific Islands Company was renamed the Pacific Phosphate … product was second only to Saudi Arabia. While most of the …
Forging Identity: Naming the Army's Littoral Fleet
… a graceful yet powerful presence, watchful readiness, and seamless … Tide's Embrace" Mascot: The Mud Crab – A master of the littoral … adaptable predator of the coastal waters, symbolising the unit's …
E-learning and Modernisation in Army: Not Just for Distance Courses
… of Defence Learning Branch) I was quite interested to recently … was in the throes of a considerable upgrade of its teaching … prevent the need for students to travel around the country. There …
… to reinforce tactical interoperability between the Australian … The nature and principles of warfare and combined arms combat … system through the age-old ‘crawl-walk-run’ methodology, where …
Path to the Gallipoli Campaign | Part 4: Movement to Gallipoli Peninsula
… Dardanelles Sir Winston Churchill was responsible for the initial … Strait, which at the time was essential for export to and … and the Allies held considerable naval superiority. A naval …
