Training
Training
Training and Education Transformation at the School of Infantry
Director Professional Military Education answers the burning question "What's all this Spinifex stuff?" with an overview of how a new approach at the School of Infantry is driving training...
By Fiona Curtis
Training
The Importance of Multi–Skilling Unit Quartermaster Personnel
Faith Miller writes on the importance of multi-skilling unit quartermaster soldiers in the lead up to the merging of ECNs to ensure they are building a resilient, adaptive and contemporary trade.
By Faith Miller
Training
PME is not just for Officers
The problem with being too busy to read is that you learn by experience (or by your men’s experience), i.e. the hard way.
By Daniel Cowan
Training
Should career courses still be graded?
Does the impact of grading mean we play it safe when we are being assessed on career courses?
By Jack Goener
Friends and Partners
Rapid Intervention and Conflict Resolution: British Military Intervention in Sierra Leone by Richard Iron
The British operation in Sierra Leone
By The Cove
Training
Don’t worry – the instructor is competent: Army training from the perspective of a Chief Instructor
A response to Callum Muntz's article "Bigger bang for your buck"
Training
They Told Me I Should go to Rehab And I Said No, No, No!
In today's article Ebony O'Brien takes us on her long rehabilitation journey.
By Ebony Obrien
Training
Bring the Others Back: Building Warriors in 1 RAR’s Yard
In June this year, Dylan Brown informed us on Trenchline that the First Battalion The Royal Australian Regiment (1 RAR) are transforming the existing 1 RAR Assault Pioneer yard into a training...
By Dylan Brown
Training
Empowering Non-Commissioned Officers to Become Experts
In this article Darren Murch asks the question, 'Is the Australian Army doing all it can to empower it's NCO's to be expert trainers.
By Darren Murch
