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Members of the 6th Battalion resting in an old trench during the Australian advance towards Lihons.
Corporal Harry Thorpe MM – Disregard of all Danger
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military life of Corporal Harry Thorpe.
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Australians attacking Japanese Pillboxes in the final assault on Buna, Papua in Giropa Point.
Tim Hughes MM MBE
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military life of Tim Hughes.
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A close up of the 'Mark and Taylor Saddler' mural
Murrawarra
As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the mural 'Murrawarra' meaning 'Stand your Ground' by Mark and Taylor Saddler.
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An Australian fatigue party from the 7th Brigade (far left) carrying piles of empty sandbags to the front line through the devastated area near Pozieres.
Four Brothers went to War – the Aboriginal Anzacs
An article about Angella Campbell's Great Uncles: the Aboriginal Anzacs. As part of National Reconciliation Week '23 and its theme of 'Be a Voice for Generations', this article describes the military service of four brothers: Kenneth, Larry, Augustus, and Lewis Farmer.
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Angella Campbell

Corporal Angella Campbell is a SERCAT 5 Combat Medical Attendant posted to the 3rd Health Battalion, Adelaide. She joined the Army in 2004 and has deployed on OP BUSHFIRE ASSIST 2019-2020 and Operation ACOLYTE. She has been awarded the Australian Defence Medal.

An Australian Army instructor demonstrates a usage of a smartphone to their students.
Do Microcredentials Provide Value to Defence?
This article provides a short summary of microcredentials and whether they should be considered for use within Defence.
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An Australian Army soldier shares skills and knowledge to his Indian Army counterparts.
Why Google Translate Isn’t Enough: Language and Culture in Human Warfare
This article seeks to emphasise the importance of cultural understanding and context to the task of translation and cross-cultural communication.
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Australian Army soldiers from Special Operations Command at a live-fire range practise.
Management and Leadership
This article emphasises the difference between management and leadership, and also offers a look into how the two work within Special Operations Command.
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SGT M

SGT M has served nearly 20 years in the ADF, the vast majority of which has been in the Corps of RAEME and within Special Operations Command (SOCOMD). SGT M has deployed numerous times with both Forces Command and SOCOMD and in 2020 was awarded an Army Silver Commendation.

Neil Greet
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Neil Greet

Neil is a Director of the Institute of Integrated Economics Research, and the consultancy Collaborative Outcomes. He is an Engineering Executive and Deputy Chair of the Engineers Australia College of Leadership and Management. Through Engineers Australia, Australian Security Policy Institute and other NGOs, Neil has led policy development on energy security, humanitarian engineering, resilience, and the advancement of indigenous engineering. Neil served in the Australia Defence Force for 30 years with operational service in Iraq and Timor Leste.