Meditations – Application to the Seven Principles of Mission Command
… leadership, commitment, two-way communication, personal … something. It doesn’t have to upset you. Things can’t shape our … that happens is either endurable or not. If it’s endurable, …
… 3 of a series of articles about the soldier combat system. In the … it remains in place and is considerably more comfortable. The knee … to provide extra situational awareness to troops and commanders …
… Australia New Zealand Taiwan and China International Fora A … contact, the Tuvalu islands were settled by Polynesian voyagers. … then-Foreign Minister the Honourable Simon Kofe MP famously …
… Introduction The strategic direction is clear: … overshadow the broader changes in warfare. Increasingly, the … combat power, it creates a vulnerability to opposing Joint Fires. …
… coral reefs, and iconic overwater bungalows, coupled with a … and mangoes. Despite limited arable land, traditional farming … productivity, and tourism assets. Geographic isolation also …
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?’
In 2026, The Cove turns its focus to Littoral Operations, aligning with Army’s task to optimise for littoral manoeuvre under the National Defence Strategy.
Edition 4 Junior Officer PME – Fifty Shades of Grey: Officer Culture in the Australian Army
… Education (PME) exercise uses the article ‘ Fifty Shades of … outside of Defence. Would a CEO want to be ‘grey’? Think about … writes: “the cultural cringe at setting boundaries between the …
… The Infantry Corps’ requirement to … to influence the character of war, current conflicts across the … on Talisman Sabre. From the outset, BG Kapyong approached the …
