Michael Southwell is a Squadron Sergeant Major at 12th/16th Hunter River Lancers in Tamworth. He is an experienced Army Reserve soldier that is instrumental in the safe and effective running of unit range practices.

Major General Mick Ryan is interested in intellectually preparing our people for strategic competition and future conflict.

LTCOL Nathan Pierpoint was CO of the 1st Military Police Battalion between Jan 2017-Dec 2018. He has previously been a PLCOMD, ADJT and Coy commander in the same unit. Nathan has also been an instructor at RMC-D, and worked at Army Headquarters in the directorates of international engagement and strategic communications. He is currently the Australian Army LO to US Army Training and Doctrine Command.

Neil is a physical training instructor posted to 1st Close Health Battalion who is currently based in Darwin. His sporting background is boxing. He was a member of the 1992 British Olympic Squad, was ranked #1 in Great Britain and represented England as a boxer, coach and official. Neil was allocated to the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire and received an MBE for his service to the sport of boxing.

Major Nicholas Barber is an Australian Army officer who is currently studying at the United States Army Command and General Staff College.

Paul Middleton is a serving officer with 26+ years experience including his recent posting as Commanding Officer 5th/6th Royal Victorian Regiment. He has maintained a watchful interest on recruit and initial employment training success rates across the Army Reserve. His aim is to continue to identify and promote success factors to aid in the generation and delivery of Reserve Capability.

Paul Niggl is a Ground Intelligence Officer in the United States Marine Corps.

Pete Tarling is a Field Artillery Officer, serving as a Battery Commander in the 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment.  He is a Level 1 Strength and Conditioning Coach, a Level 1 Powerlifting Coach, a Level 1 Sports Power Coach / Club Weightlifting Coach, and a CrossFit Level 1 Trainer. Along with his coaching qualifications, he holds Certificates III and IV in Fitness and is studying a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science.

Phil Riley is currently a Chaplain in the Australian Army at 1st Recruit Training Battalion. He has over 15 years of experience in various roles within Army