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Establishing and maintaining the necessary levels of trust in Australian civil-military relations has been tested over the past decade by incidents such as the ‘Skype’ and ‘children overboard’ incidents. This paper looks at civil-military relations; relationships between the civilian government, society and military leadership.

Discover how a simple wargame can unlock profound insights into mastering operational tempo, a critical element in military success.

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Discover the latest updates from The Forge, including competition news and important changes to our submission process in the September 2024 edition of Bellows!

By reimagining JMAP through the lens of the Hero's Journey, Tobias Turello reveals how embracing design thinking can help the ADF navigate the complexities of modern military operations beyond a linear narrative.

In Australia, troop deaths in combat remind the public of the terms of employment of Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel and raise the question of commensurate compensation. One community group is committed to the task of developing a ‘military covenant’ to articulate these terms and compensations based on the idea that the ‘unique nature’ of military service is an invocation of a social contract. But is a social contract really at the heart the Australian civil-military relationship?

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