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An Australian Army soldier fires the M777A2 155mm howitzer.
Learning From the Pacific
This article advocates for greater awareness of lessons from World War II and provides observations from three books on the topic.
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Christopher Genn

Christopher Genn is a Warrant Officer Class Two in the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police, with 18 years’ experience in the Australian Army. He has operational experience in Internment and Detention operations in the Middle East. He is currently posted as a Military Police Liaison Officer to Headquarters Joint Operations Command.

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Paul Davy

Paul Davy started his military career as an infantryman in the 1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, with whom he deployed to East Timor in 2000. He studied Portuguese at the Defence Force School of Languages in 2003 and left the Army in 2005 to take an extended civilian holiday. Before returning to military service in 2015, Paul travelled widely and completed a Bachelor’s degree in Languages and Linguistics as well as a Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education. He is currently a platoon commander in D Company, 1st Military Police Battalion.

Australian Army officer trainees run the three peaks challenge to complete their Army Reserve officer commissioning course.
The British Army’s University Officers’ Training Corps – A Recruitment Model Worth Implementing?
This article argues for the Australian Army to adopt the British Army’s University Officers’ Training Corps to aid in recruitment.
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Forces Commander and parade reviewing officer, Major General Chris Field AM, CSC, inspects Australian soldiers.
The Major General Sir James Harrison Memorial Lecture
This article is adapted from a presentation to the Royal Military College, Class of April 2025, delivered on 22 April 2025.
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Reducing Tourniquet Injuries in Large-Scale Combat Operations: Rationale for a Policy of Liberalised Forward De-Escalation
This article examines the reasoning and justification for developing a universal tourniquet de-escalation capability within the Australian Defence Force.
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Battle Lab | Camouflage and Concealment
This Battle Lab article details the importance and uses of camouflage and concealment.
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An Australian Army captain and two soldiers on a reconnaissance and surveillance patrol.
Reserve Concurrency – International Experiences
This article challenges how the Australian Army utilises its Reservists, with comparisons to other nations.
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Christopher Hughes

Christopher Hughes has been privileged to be the Company 2IC of Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment during its time as Ready Combat Team. He has previously commanded at Platoon level.

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Emily Defina

Emily Defina is a Legal Adviser for the International Committee of the Red Cross Regional Delegation in the Pacific, based in the Canberra Mission. Emily attained a Bachelor of Laws (Hons I) and a Bachelor of Arts (Distinction) from the University of New South Wales, where she completed her honours thesis in International Humanitarian Law.