Trenchline
Training
Who is Instructing: You or Your PowerPoint?
'One of the most important considerations when using a PowerPoint presentation is the planning of how it is used to support the lesson, not drive the lesson'. Siobhan McSweeney encourages instructors...
Leadership
Centre for Army Leadership Podcast (UK): WO1 Sarah Cox
Learn from the high and lows of the UK's first female Command Sergeant Major, WO1 Sarah Cox.
By The Cove
Leadership
Mental Health in the Australian Army: A Perspective
After battling some mental health issues of his own, MAJ Hagerty imparts some of the wisdom he learned about overcoming the stigma of mental illness.
By Luke Hagerty
Values
Link | #ICYMI | Make your bed
It's time to get inspired! There remains value in the advice Admiral William McRaven shares in this short 20 min video.
By The Cove
Leadership
Centre for Australian Army Leadership | Podcast Series #2 | BRIG Chris Smith DSC CSC | Mission Command
An insightful discussion on the nuances of mission command.
By The Cove
Values
Book Review | No Visible Bruises
'No Visible Bruises' gives readers the opportunity to listen to the voices of victims, perpetrators and responders of domestic violence.
Leadership
Centre for Australian Army Leadership | Podcast Series #3 | WO1 Grant McFarlane
Regimental Sergeant Major of the Australian Army, Warrant Officer Grant McFarlane, OAM discusses role clarity and its important in developing effective leadership teams.
Values
Understanding Self-Control
Self-control is like a muscle that can become fatigued, therefore military leaders should be conscious of this vulnerability.
Values
How Binding is your Psychological Contract?
Psychological Contracts - Are they enough to ensure our soldiers fulfil their duties lawfully, loyally and faithfully? This article details how our individual perception can shape our commitment and...
Training
SAS Australia - Does being ranked against your peers work?
Tackling the emotive topic of peer rankings; Brody Hannan argues they are as much a test of the team as they are of the individual.
By Brody Hannan
