James Ellis-Smith
Biography
Lieutenant Colonel James Ellis-Smith is an Australian Army Intelligence Corps officer with over two decades of service across operational, command, and intelligence planning appointments. His service includes deployments to Timor-Leste, Afghanistan, and Iraq in intelligence, human intelligence, and partner force advisory roles. A graduate of the Australian Command and Staff College and recipient of the 2019 Chief of Army Prize, he holds postgraduate qualifications in strategy, security, defence studies, and innovation, and is currently completing a PhD in Intelligence Studies at the Australian National University. He currently serves as a Reserve officer and SO1 G72 within the Australian Army Battle Lab.
Contributions
| Title | Date Published | Content Type |
|---|---|---|
| Challenging our approach to conventional war: Another view on Ukraine | Land Power Forum Article | |
| The Network Model: Options for a Future Australian Army | Journal article | |
| Cultural Intelligence and Indigenous Engagement – Opportunities for Army | Land Power Forum Article | |
| Land Power Library - The Fourth Industrial Revolution and Military-Civil Fusion | Land Power Forum Article |
