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Sappers transport a vehicle across Enoggera Reservoir.
Do the Principles of Employing Engineers Apply Above the Brigade?
Do you understand the principles of employing engineers? Colonel Michael Scott explores how to increase the number of military engineers at all levels in the Australian Army.
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Mick Scott

Brigadier Michael (Mick) Scott has commanded in Combat Engineer Regiments at all levels, served as Staff Officer Grade One Engineer Plans in Force Engineer Branch and has had technical postings to 19th Chief Engineer Works (twice), 17th Construction Squadron and John Holland.  He has also been Staff Officer Grade One Campaign Plans in Headquarters Forces Command, Director Future Operations in the Combined Forces Land Component Command – Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq, Director Current Military Commitments in Military Strategic Commitments Division and Director Infrastructure, Indo-

Curtis McGrath speaking.
Cove Clips | Curtis McGrath – Triumph over Tragedy
Listen to Curtis McGrath OAM's story and how he triumphed over tragedy. Not one to miss from 1 Bde's Human Performance Optimisation Symposium!
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Australia's Battle of Beersheba
As dusk fell on the 31st of October 1917, the 4th Light Horse Brigade – bayonets in hand – launched a horseback charge to seize control of the crucial town of Beersheba from the Ottoman Empire. This successful cavalry charge heralded the beginning of the end for Ottoman control of Palestine, and ensured the name of Beersheba would be forever remembered in Australian history because of its daring cavalry charge. The Cove proudly brings you the animated history of Australia's involvement in the Battle of Beersheba.
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Cove Clips | LTCOL Jacqueline Costello – ‘Body, Mind, Team, Tools’
LTCOL Jacqueline Costello's presentation brings into focus the current direction of Human Performance Optimisation (HPO) and what is means for good soldiering.
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Emma Williams speaking.
Cove Clips | MAJ Emma Williams – Human Performance in AHQ
Hear about human performance and physiotherapy from MAJ Emma Williams. Her presentation covers how small changes on the individual level can unlock high performance in teams.
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Audio Articles: Voice Record your own Article
You can now voice record your own article and we'll add it to The Cove Podcast and our Audio Articles.
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Greg Mathers
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Mark O'Neill

Mark O'Neill is an experienced Australian Army officer with operational experience in Somalia, Mozambique, Iraq and Afghanistan. He has been the Chief of Army Fellow at the Lowy Institute for International Policy, Joint Operations LO to the DFAT and an lecturer at the National Security College. In 2013 he earned a PhD from the UNSW. He is currently posted to Army HQ.

A satellite orbiting Earth.
How to Prevent a War in Space (Part 2)
This article is part one of a three-part series on how to prevent a war in space, investigating non-state threats, such as guerrillas and terrorists, to space-based assets.
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