A book review of ‘First, Break All the Rules’, which details a study into what some of the world's greatest managers do differently.

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How can playing games work alongside traditional approaches to military training and education? With the release of DGTRADOC's Professional Gaming List 2022, David Hill argues the experience gained in well-designed games supports training.

Employing UAV within the mortar platoon in support of the mobile fire controller

In this follow on article, Daniel Kirkham continues to inform us of the Hybrid Threat and how DATE is assisting us in training for it.

This article provides information on some of the more important issues facing contemporary Japan: the legacy of WW2, island disputes, Fukishima, gender inequality and an aging population.

This is part one of a four part series of articles exploring the future ready Royal Australian Artillery and how Australia's Gunners will maintain stride with peer fighting forces around the globe. Part one looks at the current role, structure, and application of Australia’s artillery combat capability.

Join us for our next CoveTalk on Tuesday, 30 July, as MAJ Jeremy Barraclough presents 'Information Warfare: Recent History and Irregular Futures', live from Randwick Barracks Officers Mess.

This article takes a look at how changing technology may affect Australia's "Tyranny of Distance" across the domains of warfare.

'Good communication skills and empathy is essential for any leader who wishes to understand their subordinates.' In today's long read, Matt Ryan examines the life of GEN Peter Cosgrove AK, MC to see what he can learn from him as a role model.