… and conflict known as Accelerated Warfare is challenging Australia’s … capacity to adapt to Accelerated Warfare…at present, it does not do … content, data analytics and feedback to enhance learning and …
From Segregation to Integration: Navigating Tradition and Modernity in the Australian Defence Force
… advantage for Accelerated Warfare. Our people enable Army to … to preparing Land Forces for war, reflecting the ADF’s … can quietly weaken the feeling of being part of a team …
… M4 and M4-like rifles from 1988 onwards. Its purpose was to compare the rifles and the … in Vietnam, mostly because the type of propellant used for the …
Defence Writing – Where Ideas and Motivation Go To Die?
… is making significant strides towards becoming more agile, … if it is a Corporal, Sergeant, Warrant or junior officer … this outcome would increase the feeling of soldiers having a voice …
Sovereign Access – New Conceptions of Old Mobilisation
… of 1914 Australia mobilised for war. The good thing was that we knew we were. The King … and in response to triggers we feel no need to declare or define. …
… two major landmasses separated by water – Peninsular Malaysia to the … resentment among non-Malays who feel their identity and cultural … of June). A practice known as rumah terbuka or 'open house' is …
… the pattern of wounding, tissue type, and other associated … recommended after 6 hours of warm ischaemia, TQC is therefore unwarranted. What remains unclear …
… Company Commanders and the gripe was that transport dropped a … all the time! If you believe, feel or think that you, your team, … isn’t working then I wouldn’t wait until the end or until ‘next …
Training Governance: The Standard We Cannot Afford to Lower
… trails that seem to get in the way of ‘real training.’ Yet … aligned with doctrine. Courseware must be regularly reviewed … before implementation, and feedback from supported formations …
