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Nick Clippingdale

LT Nick Clippingdale joined the Army Reserve in 2017, commissioning in 2020. He has been a Rifle Platoon Commander at 5/6 RVR and is now the Mortar Platoon Commander.

He has a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and works in the energy industry in his civilian work.

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Helping People Grow

This article argues for the importance of adopting a coaching and mentoring culture that encompasses all ranks within Army.

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Nathan Cole

OPP

A Path to Future Ready from Google

This article suggests using Google’s 70/20/10 innovation model as an inspiration for adopting systems within Army to increase innovation.

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Paul Mostafa

ASW

Targetable Critical Vulnerabilities within an Energy Network

This article provides insights into the energy sector as a military target and how to protect it in times of conflict.

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Nick Clippingdale

AST

Cove+ Digital Badging

Digital Badges – earn free civilian-accredited, tertiary qualifications for completing Cove+ units!

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ASW

Path to the Gallipoli Campaign

Follow the footsteps of the original ANZACs. From their formation to the creation of the ANZAC tradition, each week in the lead up to ANZAC Day, The Cove's 'Path to the Gallipoli Campaign' series traces the history of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps culminating in the creation of the ANZAC tradition.

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ASW

Path to the Gallipoli Campaign | Part 1: Formation and Embarkation

Part 1 of the Path to the Gallipoli Campaign series traces a timeline of Australia's military involvement in Europe, from the formation of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps to subsequent embarkation for the strategically important Gallipoli Peninsula.

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Christopher Morris

Christopher Morris currently works for the University of Portsmouth where he is a Teaching Fellow in the School of Strategy, Marketing and Innovation, part of the Faculty of Business & Law, and specialises in international relations and military strategy.

chris.morris@port.ac.uk

Twitter: @Cjmorris89