Trenchline
Training
Home Station - HQ training options
Commandant CTC provides some guidance on how CTC can support Home Station Training so that a simple, repeatable and accessible training experience is achieved in barracks.
Leadership
Link | Promoting Disobedient Thinkers in your Organisation | KEA
In this link from Knowledge Enabled Army (K.E.A.), Dr Welby Ings talks about disobedient thinkers.
By The Cove
Training
Think Street, Train Sport
In this article, Nicholas Pratt informs us on how the Army can use the Integrated Combat Centres to enhance unit training in order to maximise individual and unit likelihood of success in combat.
Leadership
The Leap
A personal reflection to assist you in transition as part of the Army Senior Non-Commissioned Officer and Warrant Officer Commissioning Scheme.
Values
Is stoicism an appropriate philosophy for the military?
In this article Pascal Price explores stoicism to discover if it is appropriate for members of the ADF.
By Pascal Price
Training
COVID-19 and the Australian Army
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.
Training
Cove Challenge | Army's future FORGEN in 100 words
The 100 word Cove Challenge is officially closed. Army HQ and HQFORCOMD summarise the outcomes from this activity and detail the highlights from the challenge.
By The Cove
Training
Developing Army’s shooting capability - A Response
Members of the RMC-D Small Arms Training Team respond to a recent article about the constrains of weapon training in the Australian Army. A great read, back up by sound evidence, on how we are...
By Mark Bain
Leadership
What does leadership look like after COVID-19?
Darren Murch looks at five trends that he believes are contributing to changing human behaviour and how leadership will be affected by these trends.
Training
Developing Army Shooting Capability through Superior Training Techniques
In this experience-based article, Peter Bowles suggests that we change the way we conduct and assess ‘combat shooting'.
By Peter Bowles
