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… stress to which a specific desirable adaptation can occur, you … Cove has been a source of some forward-thinking discussion on … have seen a quantum leap forward in the investment and …

… lines (known militarily as ‘interior lines’). [1] Ukraine’s … find yourself needing to move forward into fire. This is why armour … combat vehicles have known vulnerabilities and rely on integration …

… eased to a stop at the curb: it was time to disembark and pretend … my father took me to innumerable graveyards to check … I would observe him restlessly waiting for the mail to arrive. In …

… of Arms and the interoperability of both. The Profession of Arms Being a steward of the Military Profession, … is the capacity to retain hope towards the future outcomes …

… led, and coalition supported, NEO was executed from Afghanistan. … air evacuation in Afghanistan was one of the largest … in Canberra, and in the United Arab Emirates. The Australian …

… Good Soldiering and Accelerated Warfare Good Soldiering is Army’s … creating resilient, interoperable and integrated threat … academic organisations and iconic national and international …

… States of America power shifts towards protectionist policies, and … the Chief of Army as an important way for leaders within the Army to … as well. Australia aside, comparable qualitative reflections have …

… Army in Motion, Accelerated Warfare and Good Soldiering , … in Army in Motion, Accelerated Warfare and Good Soldiering , is … shielding friendly vulnerabilities and defeating the …