As Defence’s newest members, space is afforded to focus on leading self. This is a great opportunity to refine personal attributes that might not have been developed prior to enlisting. Positively influencing peers intersects with cultural alignment. Both bystander intervention and socialisation are important attributes in solidifying Defence’s cultural norms with those around us. For officers, leadership of others is introduced.
Being able to communicate effectively is critical to being a valued member of the team. JPME Level 1 introduces uniquely military forms of written and oral communication.
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The Art of War Joint CompetencyArmy Intel, Navy Gunfire, and Marine Mission Execution Saved ManyOn the 52nd Anniversary of the heroic efforts leading to the destruction of the Dong Ha bridge diverting the NVA advance into South Vietnam, author Walter (Bob) Baker recounts the events as one who was serving there at the time.
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Lead SelfMission Command: Unfinished BusinessMission command, borrowed from the Germans via American and British influences in the '90s, is Australia's command philosophy. This paper delves into its origins, highlighting how Australia's version missed vital German nuances. Discover the key to enhancing mission command by merging it with project and crew resource management.<30 min18/10/2023 -
Conceptual Frameworks Defence ValuesStill Losing our ReligionMilitary Wellbeing Support in a Secular Context. Delve into the complexities of providing support to non-religious Australian Defence Force members. Explore the reliance on religious chaplains and the need for diverse professionals. Discover the potential impact on member well-being and join us in exploring the evolving landscape of military support.<30 min26/07/2023 -
Campaign Planning Operational ArtInternational Law and Military ConductExplore the humanitarian laws of war: non-discriminatory care, protection of medical units, and rights of POWs and civilians, ensuring dignity and fair treatment.
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