David Grulke

Biography

Chaplain David Grulke enlisted into the Australian Army Reserves in 1980, where he served an infantryman before discharging as a corporal in 1989. Ordained into the Lutheran Church of Australia in 1990, he returned to the Army as a Chaplain in 1999. He has served as a Chaplain at ARTC, 3 RAR, LWC (NSW) and ALTC. He is working towards the completion of a Doctoral degree in practical theology and social theory with the Australian Catholic University.

Contributions

Title	Date Published
Character and the Strategic Soldier: The Development of Moral Leadership for the All Corps Soldier Training Continuum	1 Oct 2007

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