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Rodney van Lieshout

Lieutenant van Lieshout joined the Royal Australian Navy in 1985 completing category training as a Signalman in 1986 before aligning as a Communications Information Systems (CIS) sailor in 1999. He achieved the rank of Warrant Officer in 2012, and commissioned as an officer in 2020.

Australian Army soldiers conduct an assault in the dust.
To Solve a Problem, You Must First Own the Problem
Have a problem that needs solving? Step One - take ownership.
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An Australian medical team assists in the aero medical evacuation.
The Tourniquet Traffic Light
This article presents a 'Tourniquet Traffic Light' to help people on the field better understand the consequences of tourniquet use depending on the time between application and surgical intervention.
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Rifleman from Charlie Company of 8th/9th BDE conduct battle field clearance on enemy role-player.
Unacceptable Behaviour Training Transformation
Chaplain Darren Cronshaw shares the current approach to tackling unacceptable behaviour through integration in the training system at DFSS and elsewhere.
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Australian Army soldiers engage a threat with the RBS-70 Man-Portable Air Defence Missile System.
Air Defence in the Falklands War – Part 2
The second in a two-part series exploring air defence during the Falklands War and its lessons for modern conflict.
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Australian Army soldiers engage a threat with the RBS-70 Man-Portable Air Defence Missile System.
Air Defence in the Falklands War – Part 1
This is the first in a two-part series exploring air defence during the Falklands War and its lessons for modern conflict.
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Two soldiers holding guns with the CoveTalk logo.
CoveTalk | History Rhymes: Lessons From Indo-Pacific Competition and Confrontation in the Grey Zone
The 2 Div PME CoveTalk for June saw Andrew Maher, a chief of army scholar and a lecturer with the University of New South Wales in Canberra, explore the complexities of irregular warfare in history to predict future conflicts.
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Manuel Carranza & Carlos Barrera

Ph.D. Carlos Barrera Franco is currently a professor and researcher at the Mexican Institute for Strategic Studies in National Security and Defense (IMEESDN) and a member of the Strategic Hub for Organised Crime Research (SHOC) – Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). He attained this doctoral degree in War studies at the University of Glasgow, Scotland.

Manuel Carranza is an independent researcher focused on defense policy and a member of the Strategic Hub for Organised Crime Research (SHOC) – Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).

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Zawai Garnier

Private Recruit Zawai Garnier has recently completed the Army Indigenous Development Program.

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Jerome Clark

Private Recruit Jerome Clark has recently completed the Army Indigenous Development Program.