Could Adaptive Sport be Key to Solving the Retention Challenge in the ADF?
… and documented . In 2021, the Australian Army saw 11.9% … regardless of whether the injury was service-related or not. … at the Invictus Games. A model similar to the US Military’s …
… outside Defence. One trend to be aware of is the increasing emphasis … too ready to believe they fit the model of an “ activist ” in the … education … Military Educators: Beware Pointless Pedagogy … …
… by Chief of Army Directive 07/17, having a direct superior as a … appropriate. There is always a risk of bias, a sense of … inspirational leaders and role models, however, there is nothing …
Time to Drop the Sit-Up: Modernising the Army BFA | Cove Comp '25
… (BFA) has served Army well. Since 1997, it has been tied to the Army … sit-ups, and pull-ups. This test was replaced by the current 2.4 km … Conditioning Review offers one model, expanding assessments to …
… the advent of the Russo-Ukrainian War, a new purpose emerged: … racing drone have top speeds of 180 km/h and 300 km/h … have to fit the standard career model. The average FPV drone pilot …
… to RSM level which is close to 10% completed tasks. The message … as building blocks to move forward'. RSM 41 RNSWR 'I wish … in rank, the more your trade model knowledge needs to increase …
The Future Ready Army Supply Chain – The Army in Hibernation
… we would need to find ways to maintain our logistics … This article outlines a way that we can do so in line with … infrastructure. Conclusion This model increases logistics …
Half the Population Have Breasts – Does Your CPR Training?
… enter the mess and make her way to your table. She looks odd … regardless of gender, drops by 10% . The need for early … manikin (L) to the same model enhanced with gender …
Defence Diplomacy and Enhancing the Army’s Language Capability: A More Focused Approach
… 2019 Staff Pick | SO1 Education This … re-invigoration of our focus towards the Indo-Pacific is an … by the US, an Australian Army model could be more focused …
This article provides a book review of The Resilience Myth, which challenges prevailing ideas about resilience that rely too much on individual effort and unbridled optimism rather than mutual interdependence.
