While we may have rules of war, conventions, international treaties, and training in ethics, we can never make fighting a war clean, surgical, or romantic. 

An Analysis of Capability Development to Support the Future. Research and public discourse indicate that the ADF needs to reform its acquisition and force design processes to make acquiring military power a faster process.[2] Many within the national security space continue to ask whether the current system can support the development of military technologies in an all-domain kill-web environment.

Amid the chaos of war, an embedded ally finds belonging, loyalty, and family in the unlikeliest of places—this poem captures the essence of unity forged in battle.

The Defence Strategic Update of 2020 provided three words that neatly encapsulate Government’s strategic objectives. However, they also encourage an oversimplification of the prevailing strategic circumstances and Australia’s options to protect and advance national interests.

The objective of the article is to examine the benefits of establishing a dedicated air cell at brigade headquarters to assist the brigade commander and staff successfully conduct integrated Air Land Operations (ALO) during combat. 

Private contractors and mercenaries are beginning to equal and even exceed official military presence in many conflicts as war is increasingly privatised. 

The most pressing national security and economic challenge facing Australia is an emerging epoch in which a Eurasian bloc changes the power and economic direction of the globe.

Wargames can be a creative engagement and learning tool that enhances the learning experience.