This article titled ‘Strategy, Theory and History’ by Dr Christian Tripodi via Defence-in-Depth, discusses how a particular experience changed his approach. He moved from not wanting to be labeled as a military historian for fear of producing unoriginal and derivative work, to embracing the label.

What is it like being a female combat soldier? Find out in this third article from Smart Soldier where two officers and a soldier from Combat Arms units provide us with some excellent tips.

in the last of our featured articles on the Cadets, Lynette Genders gives us some insight into the life of an adult volunteer in the Australian Army Cadets.

This article describes how to configure a Combat Application Tourniquet to enable rapid and reproducible deployment in the management of high flow limb haemorrhage.

This article provides a book review of The Resilience Myth, which challenges prevailing ideas about resilience that rely too much on individual effort and unbridled optimism rather than mutual interdependence.