Reading Lists
Reading is an indispensable element of membership in the profession of arms, and indeed for all national security practitioners. It provokes us to think outside of the day-to-day duties that often absorb us. It allows us to develop an understanding of the larger context of our profession—national policy, strategic cultures, military strategy, and societal issues—which impacts on the training for, and conduct of, military operations and wider national security affairs. Reading also provides the practitioner with an excellent opportunity for vicarious learning, through studying the “breadth and depth” of our profession.
Australian Defence Force - Resource Lists
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ACSC Pre-Course Reading List - pre-readings_for_2019_adc.pdf
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Centre for Defence & Strategic Studies Reading List - https://www.defence.gov.au/ADC/CDSS/resources.asp
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CJLOG Reading List - cjlog_reading_list.pdf
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Chief of Army Reading List - chief_of_army_reading_list.pdf
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Chief of Navy Reading List - chief_of_navys_professional_resource_list_2019.pdf
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Chief of Air Force Reading List - chief_of_air_force_reading_list.pdf
United States Military - Reading Lists
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US Navy: Navy Professional Reading Program
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US Marine Corps: Commandant's Professional Reading List
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US Army: U.S. Army Chief of Staff's Professional Reading List
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US Air Force: Chief of Staff Air Force Professional Reading Program
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US Joint Chiefs of Staff: Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Professional Military Reading List
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US Naval War College – Wargaming Reading List
Other Reading Lists
Study Aids
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