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David Beaumont

Biography

A logistician by background, he recently Commander the Army School of Logistics Operations and has seen operational Service in Joint and Army logistics roles. He is a graduate of the University of New South Wales (Master of Business) and the Australian National University (Master of Arts (Research)) through the Australian Command and Staff Course. He is undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy through the Australian National University; in this research he is examining the effectiveness of the ADF’s approach to leveraging civilian resources for preparedness and operations.

Contributions

Title Date Published Content Type
Logistics, Strategy and Tactics: Balancing the Art of War Journal article
Logistics, Strategy and Tactics: Logistics in the Formation of the Medium-weight Army Journal article
Australia, expeditionary warfare and maritime strategy Land Power Forum Article
The case for an Army logistic narrative Land Power Forum Article
The uncertain road to becoming 'expeditionary': Conceiving the deployable Army of the future Land Power Forum Article
The uncertain road to becoming 'expeditionary': Reasserting Army’s expeditionary credentials Land Power Forum Article
Logistics and the dispersed battlefield: Reframing the discussion Land Power Forum Article
The Commander, the control of logistics, and the false debate on centralisation: Responding to the needs of the modern battlefield Land Power Forum Article
Logistics and the art of prioritisation Land Power Forum Article
Transforming Army Logistics: Realising the sustainable joint land force Outcome
Transforming Australian Army Logistics to Sustain the Joint Land Force Publication
Expeditionary warfare and military operations under a maritime strategy Publication
Volume 16 Number 1 Journal
Pulling Forward the Future - Welcome to the Land Power Forum 2020 Land Power Forum Article
An uncertain and dangerous decade: Preparing the Army for the next ten years Publication
Introducing ‘An uncertain and dangerous decade – preparing the Army for the next ten years’ Land Power Forum Article
Release of Australian Army Journal Vol XVI No 1 2020 Land Power Forum Article
The Future is the Present - Welcome to the Land Power Forum for 2021 Land Power Forum Article
FLW Academic Open Day Event
Designing the Future: Thinking About Joint Operations Publication
Future Land Warfare Collection 2021: The Debris of an Organisation Land Power Forum Article
Welcome to the Land Power Forum for 2022 Land Power Forum Article