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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
Logistics, Strategy and Tactics: Balancing the Art of War
Logistics, Strategy and Tactics: Logistics in the Formation of the Medium-weight Army
Volume 12, Number 1, Winter
Australia, expeditionary warfare and maritime strategy
The case for an Army logistic narrative
The uncertain road to becoming 'expeditionary': Conceiving the deployable Army of the future
The uncertain road to becoming 'expeditionary': Reasserting Army’s expeditionary credentials
Logistics and the dispersed battlefield: Reframing the discussion
The Commander, the control of logistics, and the false debate on centralisation: Responding to the needs of the modern battlefield
Logistics and the art of prioritisation
Transforming Army Logistics: Realising the sustainable joint land force
Transforming Australian Army Logistics to Sustain the Joint Land Force
Expeditionary warfare and military operations under a maritime strategy
Pulling Forward the Future - Welcome to the Land Power Forum 2020
An uncertain and dangerous decade: Preparing the Army for the next ten years
Introducing ‘An uncertain and dangerous decade – preparing the Army for the next ten years’
Release of Australian Army Journal Vol XVI No 1 2020
The Future is the Present - Welcome to the Land Power Forum for 2021
FLW Academic Open Day
Designing the Future: Thinking About Joint Operations
Future Land Warfare Collection 2021: The Debris of an Organisation
Welcome to the Land Power Forum for 2022