… Ratcha Anachak Thai sits at the nexus of mainland Southeast Asia and … Thailand’s geographic challenges, watch the video below. There is … Thai. Spoken by more than 90% of the population, it is the …
… Island Disputes Fukushima Waste Water and Nuclear Disaster … Korea During World War II, approximately 200,000 young Korean … and the Treaty of Portsmouth in 1905. In 1945, the leaders of the …
… and hazards during both peace and war. Whilst not unique to this … with qualified, trained and experienced consideration, and … met or exceeded the task, it was not always due to being in …
… is more reflective than land or water surfaces. The massive … pattern called the ‘polar vortex.’ These winds lower temperatures … and fisheries. Since the 1990s, satellites have shown …
A Tourniquet De-Escalation Framework for the Australian Defence Force
This article presents the rationale and structure of an enhanced tourniquet de-escalation program to address the requirements of future ADF combat operations.
… Australia in times of peace and war " MAJ Ben Pye, RMC-A " The … so much since our inception in 1901. I also admire those families … you have built an impenetrable fortress of trust, care and …
ALTC Fiction Competition – Supporting the Australian Security Agency
… nuclear state sells three nuclear warheads to an international … invested heavily in improvised explosive devises (IED), … rooms and the simulation centre. 90% of our training will be …
Brain-Body Connection: Why is it Important for Resilience and Cognition?
… wondered why you might feel anxious when you are sick? Or if … strength needed to win the next war will be less about kinetic … trauma. Sports Medicine , 42 , 907-914. Goldstein, D. S. (2019). …
… is achieved through diverse experience, critical thinking, … Australian Army, the nature of war and success in the retention … Barracks, Enoggera, in the 1990s, and which produced many …
Book Review: 7 Seconds to Die – Second Nagorno-Karabakh War
This article is a book review of '7 Seconds to Die' by John Antal which launches into a discussion of the changing character and unchanging nature of war, with comment on the employment of tanks and combined arms.
