This article presents a modified technique of hypothermia management for use when an arterial tourniquet has been applied in tactical combat casualty care for the management of catastrophic limb haemorrhage.
Tips for Staff Working in a Formation HQ – A SNCO and WO Perspective – Part 2
… orientated around MILIS, so having a good understanding of MILIS … Clear direction and minimal moving parts for direct command … I often found that I was the guy that people came to when they …
… overseas, and might feel that leaving Afghanistan does not align … 'do-ers' – to leave without having ‘done’ what we set out to do … distraught or confused at us leaving or are now in greater danger. …
What is Grey Zone confrontation and why is it important?
… lead to armed conflict. Having awareness of grey zone … options, all the while achieving tangible national strategic … of what warfare is. It is moving to a broader definition …
My Most Important Leadership Lesson – Non-Commissioned Officer Responses
… conducting planning, problem solving and critical thinking; as the … yourself with the end goal of having your subordinates wanting to … is more beneficial to improving yourself as an NCO in the ADF …
… effort was inspiring; however, having seen the horsepower of this … for me to do? I literally had ‘a guy or gal’ for everything . There … I have come to think of them as fundamental and essential duties …
Are Logistics and Health Elements Enabled to be Future Ready?
Robert Cuttler examines how the Sustainment Brigade supports the Combat Brigades through the Force Generation Cycle, and how logisitics and health are missing out on their own enablers to train and sustain.
… the mortality consequences of living in a country where cheap, … one third of Australian adults living with obesity [2] . According … being overweight, obesity, having a low education, using drugs, …