The 7th and final part of the Path to the Gallipoli Campaign delves into the origin of the word ‘ANZAC’, formalisation into a public holiday across the country – marked by dawn vigils and services – to commemorate the Australia’s first fight as a newly formed nation.

This article proposes that Army adopt Minimum-Mass Tactics to better exploit the littoral environment.

This article explores the historical application of protected casualty evacuation platforms to advocate for their ongoing requirement in contemporary operations.

This article presents a strategy for strengthening Defence recruitment through SNCOs, grassroots engagement, and sporting events.

This article describes Solomon Islands' military history and its security relationships with other nations.

This article explores the topics of WW2 POWs in Singapore and Singapore's relationship with Australia.

This article argues for an enhanced focus on human performance by leveraging the opportunities presented with the raising of the Health Brigade.

Not only should we be thankful for LTCOL Joynt's heroic efforts in Plateau Wood, he was also involved in the campaign to build Melbourne's magnificent Shrine of Remembrance. Daniel Keighran is a name synonymous with the modern veteran and is only one of four living Australian VC recipients.

This article posits that light infantry will be key to addressing the littoral nature of our near region should it come into conflict.

This article seeks to contrast the ways in which Sir Douglas Mawson and the ADF dealt with isolation and adversity, as well as make recommendations for the ADF as it transitions back to normalcy.