… 2008, they arrived at the Mumbai waterfront and split into multiple … Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Railway Station after firing into … Jammu and Kashmir region was administered as a state of India …
Technology, A People Problem: And What To Do About It – Cove Comp '24
This is the 2nd place entry in the soldier category of Cove Comp '24, which asked entrants ‘How does Army need to adapt to the changing character of war?’
Command: The Politics of Military Operations from Korea to Ukraine Applied to the Australian Army
This article provides a review of ‘Command: The Politics of Military Operations from Korea to Ukraine’ by Lawrence Freedman and relates lessons from it to the Australian Army.
… to publish a follow-on article examining the debate around … of the tactical modern-day war fighter facing the dynamic … "the essential goals of warfare have not changed, but the …
… I was once a student at the US … program within the school. It was called the Art of War, and it … Encouraged, I wrote about Saudi Arabia—and a publisher printed that …
The Future Ready RAA | Part 2: Artillery Close Support
… in medium to high intensity warfare in support of highly manoeuvrable armoured vehicles.” [1] When … This option seeks to update hardware and software of the ADF’s …
… year a pneumonia of unknown cause was detected in Wuhan, a city in … on 31 December 2019. The outbreak was declared a Public Health … The anxiety will probably diminish commensurate with the …
Adapting to the Acceleration of Technology in Warfare: A Strategic Imperative for the Australian Army
… The character of war is evolving rapidly, driven by … Moreover, the risk of cyber vulnerabilities increases as Army … on enemy movements while minimising risk to personnel. The …
… availability of information; the way it is accessed, presented, … communications and electronic warfare (EW) capability since 1925 … up. IT and OT-based critical vulnerabilities jeopardise all major …
