Defence/Foreign Affairs

The acquisition debate, perspectives from the war in Ukraine

The acquisition debate, perspectives from the war in Ukraine

Source Defence Connect. The recent invasion of Ukraine has prompted defence thinkers to reassess modern warfighting strategies, and the capabilities needed to achieve their goals. Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine has prompted a radical rethink of warfighting...

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Comment: Anatomy of Courage remains relevant

Comment: Anatomy of Courage remains relevant

MAJOR Charles McMoran Wilson MC (later Lord Moran) was a multi-decorated World War I British Army medical officer who served in France with an infantry battalion, and later a base hospital.  After his return to the UK in 1919 he read in The Times of a...

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Commentary: Assessing the future of land combat capability

Commentary: Assessing the future of land combat capability

Should Defence press ahead with its investments in next-generation land combat capability or is it time to reallocate resources elsewhere to reflect changes in modern warfighting? Last month, the Albanese government  launched the Defence Strategic Review, touted...

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Comment: Anatomy of Courage remains relevant

Townsville link to military disasters

CARELESS commentators lacking the ruthless scrutiny of a sub-editor’s pencil are wont to describe mass casualty ADF incidents as the “worst peacetime military accident ..since…” Townsville has tragic connections with three of the worst Australian Defence Force...

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Comment: Anatomy of Courage remains relevant

Commentary: Treat Each and Every Case on Its Merits

CHARLES McMoran Wilson enlisted in the Royal Army Medical Corps as a 32- year-old specialist physician on the declaration of war in August 1914. As 1Bn Royal Fusiliers RMO until 1917, then senior medical officer at a large hospital at Boulogne, France he was...

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Commentary: Rally Round the Colours Lads!

Commentary: Rally Round the Colours Lads!

Unifying symbol plays constant, important role in military life. The Australian Flag is one that plays a constant role in military life, displayed as a unifying, identifying symbol. Greens senator Adam Brandt holds a different view. READ MORE

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