Trenchline
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
Tactical and Technical
Army Strength and Conditioning: Program Design Considerations for the Combat Athlete
This article seeks to highlight the considerations that need to be made when programming for combat athletes
Military History
War Memorialisation in Australia: A Question Of Why?
On the red field of battle you are laid far away, Still our tribute of love to your memory we pay
By Anna Cowley
Military History
A Section Commander’s Perspective: Leadership Lessons from Operation Market Garden
By Jack Smith
Tactical and Technical
Observations of the Senior Soldier in an Army Aviation Regiment
Introduction
By Terry Hangan
Break In
Five Reflections on Building a Mission Command Culture – Part 2
Mission command is more than just the British and US Armys’ philosophy of command – it’s more or less the NATO philosophy of command.
By The Cove
Break In
Five Reflections on Building a Mission Command Culture – Part 1
Mission command is more than just the British and US Armys’ philosophy of command – it’s more or less the NATO philosophy of command.
By The Cove
