… base. Australia and New Zealand both invested in the … were battle-hardened, well-organised and well-supported by … Australians more generally are remembered as displaying in …
… good job of laying out the buildupto the battle of the Somme and … and also re-examine what happened in the immediate aftermath … April 1915, Dorothea Crewdson, a newly trained Red Cross nurse, and …
… reducing resilience within my own organisation? Was I creating a … rather than desire. Yet a happy and faithful soldier will … and friendship across rank groups can undermine that chain. It …
Captain Reginald Walter Saunders – The Gunditjmara Warrior
… on 7 August 1920. Growing up, Reg played football and … as a sergeant, now fighting in New Guinea, his brother having … Army as an instructor. He was appointed as a liaison officer in …
… change solutions to survive – ABC News (go.com) Islands in the … Adaptation Network (GAN) (unep.org) The Maldives is racing to … It’s important for all serving members of our military to have a …
'The Long Road: Australia's Train, Advise and Assist Missions' edited by Tom Frame
… decades. It is an ongoing mission today in places such as Iraq, … and the South Pacific. A new book from the University of … The book critically reflects upon those experiences and …
'Tomorrow's Urban Battlefield', with Dr Russell Glenn via Modern War Institute
… Glenn's advice is also relevant to the Australian Army as we … includes population, avenues of approach, mobility corridors and … of urban operations and to fully appreciate the second and third …
… He knows that he can engage a target in .9 of a second, that … a Combat Mindset and are readily apparent to training staff. High … , Garden City Publishing Co, New York, pg 87. [2] During a …
Path to the Gallipoli Campaign | Part 4: Movement to Gallipoli Peninsula
… essential for export to and resupply of Britain’s ally, Russia. … from an unidentifiable fort, he knew that there was considerably … shore of Gaba Tepe, could the men get through it, or would they be …
… voyaged to the island of South Georgia in 1775 and reported that … waters, and the development of new technologies allowed fishermen … are no known future plans by any member-states to reverse this …
