Get your questioning technique right?

What can you do to continue developing yourself and your people during the COVID19 pandemic? Well, we have some suggestions for you.

Mark Gilchrist looks at why we should be encouraging reading in the ADF.

Perception forms the basis for many decisions, regardless of the actual truth. Especially true in International Relations. This article by Chris Field, reviews the updated edition of Robert Jervis's key book 'Perception and Misperception in International Politics: New Edition'.

Here are the winners of the 2022 Cove Competition! 1st Place goes to LCPL John Wellfare for 'Five Rules for Digger Life' and MAJ Aaron Newfield for 'Train Sets and Command – Mind the Gap'. 2nd Place goes to WO1 Damien Woolfe for 'Reflections on Key Appointments – Regimental Sergeant Major' and LTCOL Pete Allan for 'Reflections on Unit Command'. 3rd Place goes to WO1 Joshua Mattsson for 'Reflections of a First Appointment RSM' and LTCOL Chris Johnson for 'The Commanding Officer'.

This article explains the mechanics behind the firing process with blank ammunition and how to mitigate excessive stoppages in training.

Just as everyone is encouraged to undertake First Aid, this article makes the case that everyone should be encouraged to undertake Mental Health First Aid to help understand the nature of mental illness and ways to helpfully respond.

This month we are featuring​​​​​​​ the medals and story of Major-General Gustave Mario Ramaciotti C.M.G, V.D, M.I.D.

This article stresses the importance of keeping humans in the decision-making loop as technology continues to evolve.

This article describes the benefits and process of attaining part-time service in the Army, especially as an alternative to discharge.