Reading Time: 3 minutes Chaplain Matthew Stuart at Kapooka inspired my curiosity about Kokoda when he

Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘What the Americans lacked, or lost somewhere along the way, was imagination…

Reading Time: 23 minutes As a nation – and as an important regional leader in the

Reading Time: 5 minutes “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking

Reading Time: 5 minutes The rise of Result Oriented Work Environments, or ROWEs, across the globe

Reading Time: 6 minutes “…in Burma our Armies are advancing on the wings of the Allied

Reading Time: 6 minutes The Falklands War was “a close-run thing”, noted Admiral Sir John ‘Sandy’ Woodward, the British

Reading Time: 6 minutes As a member of the Royal Australian Air Force, I am often

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Part Time Army is growing – now with a combined force

Reading Time: 5 minutes In 2020, I deployed as the gender advisor for Operation Inherent Resolve

Reading Time: 3 minutes What a difference a year makes – or does it? As the

Reading Time: 4 minutes “Realistically, simply saying ‘you should commission’, whilst humbling, is largely ignorant of

Reading Time: 8 minutes While in some ways the context in which the land force functions

Reading Time: 23 minutes “where more than twenty interpretations take to the field, the addition of

Reading Time: 4 minutes The pros and cons of cadet hierarchies have been debated at length.

Reading Time: 3 minutes The recent Chief of Army Symposium 2021, held at the Brisbane Convention

Reading Time: 3 minutes 19 April 2021 saw a world first. A helicopter took flight for

Reading Time: 3 minutes I recently returned from the 16-day CIMIC Planner and Operator Course (CPOC)

Reading Time: 3 minutes The divide between officers and non-commissioned officers (NCO) is sometimes described as

Reading Time: 5 minutes “They provide inspiration, purpose, motivation, direction, and discipline to the troops they

Reading Time: 4 minutes At the time the Australian Defence Force (ADF) announced it was dissolving

Reading Time: 3 minutes In September, I celebrated one year since my first article was published.

Reading Time: 4 minutes This article is part of the Propel Her – Defence Women’s Leadership Series.

Reading Time: 4 minutes This article is part of the Propel Her – Defence Women’s Leadership Series.

Reading Time: 5 minutes This article is part of the Propel Her – Defence Women’s Leadership Series.

Reading Time: 6 minutes Combined Arms Training Centre Combat Commander’s Reading List This series addresses battle

Reading Time: 2 minutes As a junior commander, I have made the mistake of stacking my

Reading Time: 5 minutes At times, the role of a Staff Officer seems to be the

Reading Time: 4 minutes In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, the US Department of Defence

Reading Time: 9 minutes Considerations for Data Workforce 2028 This article details the author’s experience in

Reading Time: 4 minutes The current social and economic crisis has seen record applications for enlistment

Reading Time: 3 minutes Being an outward facing Liaison Officer (LO) is high tempo, reactive and

Reading Time: 4 minutes Last year, Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Alan Finkel, warned that emerging technologies

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Australian Army’s newly adopted Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) has significantly

Reading Time: 4 minutes Counterterrorism (CT) will increasingly be a vector for access and influence in

Reading Time: 5 minutes This is the third and final article in a three-part series from

Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘If [people] cannot think well, others will do their thinking for them.’ 

Reading Time: 5 minutes From late 2019 through early 2020, I had the opportunity to serve

Reading Time: 3 minutes It is hard to be optimistic about the ongoing U.S. led peace talks

Reading Time: 4 minutes Sir Michael Howard, the British military historian, once said that although it was impossible to know the future character of war, the trick was not to be far from the mark when it came, misrepresenting changes in character as changes in nature and misunderstanding the available evidence will act to almost guarantee that the trick is missed.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Speed is currency in the digital age, and success is determined by

Reading Time: 3 minutes Since our last instalment of My Curious Month, the team at GC have

Reading Time: 3 minutes This is the first of a new monthly serial titled ‘My Curious Month’, where we will explore common themes that pop up across the PME network, summarise them and signpost resources if you’d like to explore the topic further.

Reading Time: 3 minutes Innovation needs to be a way of doing business, not a reaction to effective enemy fire

Reading Time: 3 minutes History must be studied in breadth, depth and arguably most importantly in

Reading Time: 12 minutes Ambiguity—‘the quality of being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness’.[1] Numerous

Reading Time: 7 minutes As the Australian Army reconceptualises the way in which it can ensure

Reading Time: 6 minutes When it comes to meritocracy and diversity, the symbolic is real. And

Reading Time: 7 minutes Let me give you my bottom-line up front: simulation is not about

Reading Time: 5 minutes This article is the first in a two part series that seeks

Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘Most modern armed forces equip their personnel with the latest body armour,

Reading Time: 7 minutes Guidelines for Debate as a PME Tool ‘But the human tongue is

Reading Time: 4 minutes There is renewed interest in how Australia should navigate the coming decades

Reading Time: 4 minutes Generating, Expressing and Implementing ideas – A Framework Part 1 of this

Reading Time: 7 minutes The realisation of a human/machine, robotics, autonomous systems and artificial intelligence approach,

Reading Time: 2 minutes Not everyone thinks that online games are the realm of the military

Reading Time: 9 minutes Opportunities for decentralised & informal care to our Veterans & our Wounded,

Reading Time: 3 minutes Goodbye to all that [1] There comes a time in every career

Reading Time: 4 minutes A career officer [or soldier] is going to school as long as

Reading Time: 3 minutes In case your head was firmly stuck in the sand looking for

Reading Time: 4 minutes Social media is commonly being used by the future leaders of Army

Reading Time: 5 minutes In 2014, the Australian Army commenced an intellectual pivot designed to review