This is a book review of 'Planning for Protraction: A Historically Informed Approach to Great-power War and Sino-US Competition' by Iskander Rehman which examines protracted great power conflict.

This article is part 2 of a 2-part series containing advice to instructors, in this part the author explores accelerated learning techniques that can be applied by any instructor.

This article describes how people make logistics work and how developing relationships with the people behind that effort can yield results.

This article argues for the creation of an international pool of instructors on Jungle Warfare to enhance the capability of the Australian Army, as well as its allies and partners.

In this article, Greg Colton agues that viewing procurement through the cost of effect, rather than the cost of capability, not only leads to better value for money but forces the Army to examine how it will fight in the future.

To start the Series, for a captivating 30 minutes, Brigadier Ian Langford tackles topics that extend our thinking beyond normal confines.

PME in your pocket – anywhere, anytime!

In this article from 'The Military Leader', James King discusses 12 practical lessons on leadership, regardless of role.

This video provides a brief explanation of the five steps of the Military Appreciation Process (MAP). It also discusses the background of the MAP, and the fundamental principles that govern its use.