This is part three of a four part series of articles exploring the future ready Royal Australian Artillery and how Australia's Gunners will maintain stride with peer fighting forces around the globe. This third part looks at the potential future of Australia’s artillery combat capability, focusing on deep fires.

In this article, Aaron Wright posits that it is sometimes difficult to define a cyber incident as cyber terrorism or cyber warfare.

This article examines historical views and uses of Naval Gunfire Support in war and how it can be used by the Integrated Force today.

Integrated Campaigning is the ADF’s single capstone concept that describes how the ADF maximises and applies power to defend Australia and its national interests. Integrated Campaigning is the focussed aggregation and application of national power in pursuit of national interests, achieved by realising the potential of ADF’s people, ideas and material, combined with those of allies and partners. As this article explains, such integration affects how the ADF operates tactically, operationally, and strategically.