This article argues that Army personnel are not sufficiently equipped with the skills and experience necessary to combat the danger of drowning in stressful conditions and contested waters.
… the transition from senior NCO to warrant officer. A broad range of … the leadership module of S1WA, assisted my realistic … Sometimes the scales tip favourably one way due to extenuating …
In Defence of Team Yankee: we need more stories like it
… team commander’s experience of war between superpowers in the … lens. As a popular Cold-War novel, there remains … risk of reliance on a vulnerable electronic domain, even …
… the key conclusions of the Review was the need for Army to … 'PME'). A dedicated 'PME Cell' was formed within FORCOMD to … Do you think we are comparable to doctors and lawyers, or …
Medals of the Month | May | Frederick Maxwell Veness, MM
… Medal 1914-15 Star British War Medal Victory Medal Early Life Max Veness was born in 1896, the third child … operations against pro-Turkish Arabs known as the Senussi. Notable …
Same Same, but Different: A Specialist Service Officer’s Reflection on Command
… the restrictions during COVID-19 was a unique challenge. My overall philosophy was to set an environment for … like COVID-19 posed not only travel restriction but the …
… between information and warfare has been continuously … Tzu famously wrote that all of warfare is based on deception . … 270 Gigabytes per hour, or 6.5 Terabytes per day. That is a …
Why Understanding Yourself and Others as a Leader is Important
… maybe one or two subordinates. I was fortunate to be posted to a … increased my confidence, self-awareness and self-efficacy … trainees are susceptible and vulnerable in terms of the influence a …
