Ethical Challenges: A Personal Reflection by Colonel Ian Langford
… via the University of New South Wales: Canberra series of talks … that context and perspective always matter. Time, fatigue, logistics and the type of adversary will always …
… War Gaming is an activity that … before diving in to completing a War Game for the first time. To … assist others in conducting this type of activity. … wargaming … …
On the Folly of Rewarding 'A', While Hoping for 'B'
… article titled 'On the Folly of Rewarding A, While Hoping for B' by … understand which activities are rewarded and which are not. Then … that unintentionally rewards the type of behaviour or action being …
… been incredibly interesting and rewarding, especially in the area of … in the end it is unbelievably rewarding. The AAC is a very diverse … involving many different types of people. Our young Cadets …
… in an environment that looks, feels, and responds like a video … Creation and maintenance of courseware can be adapted to incorporate … Business Review , June 2016, pp70-76, accessed 19 June 2018, …
I Wish I Had Known That... - Interview with RSM-A on his Top 5 Responses
… a JNCO. Over 80 RSMs provided feedback with some very powerful … our junior leaders navigate their way through their careers. At the … have known that becoming a leader was not only about developing your …
Remember and Forgive: Lessons on Alliance Building from Timor-Leste
… Japan – or those years when it was filled with soldiers from … operations such as Op Astute. I was nervous about her answer. … report about DFAT-backed coffee farming projects led by …
… Soldiers who’ve experienced war rarely wish it on others to … aim in War is to convey what it feels like to serve in an infantry … with ten or twelve others’ (p.170). Soldiers at their best are …
