Tom McDermott describes the why and how of the development of Army's PME Strategy

Army and Defence does not have an injury surveillance system. Emma Williams outlines a way forward, working toward an injury surveillance system so that we can have better understanding of whether we are achieving injury risk reduction in Defence.

The second Cove book review on 'Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging' by Sebastian Junger is written by Darren Cronshaw.

Judging technology’s advance is tricky – particularly if you have experience!

Hear from attendees of the recent CAS '22 expo series exploring the challenges of accelerated warfare. What did you learn from the expo?

The experience of 7 CSSB participating in a combined arms all arms call for fire activity on Hamel 18

'This article aims to promote discussion among military professionals about how best the Army might posture itself to flexibly respond to disasters, while concurrently managing the need to train and enhance its capabilities in preparation for war.'

This article explores the culture surrounding titles in the Australian Army, from informal titles to how we may need to evolve to meet modern societal trends.

This article addresses the need to prepare for future conflict and recommends militaries urgently enhance readiness through training, technology, and mastery of warfare.

In October 2018, the Army released its Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) Strategy. While this is an important step forward, the pace of technological advances means the Army needs to explore and develop complementary strategies for adversarial machine learning, combating enemy RAS, and improvised RAS capabilities.