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A Literature Review and Feasibility Assessment for Australia Authors: Matthew L M Jones and Andrew Maher Abstract Australia’s strategic environment is increasingly defined by grey-zone threats, cyber disruption, and domestic vulnerabilities that transcend conventional military responses. Other nations have responded to such threats through a total defence (TD) framework that integrates military, civil, economic, psychological and digital resilience across society. This paper presents a literature-based …
Lachlan Trott is a security practitioner with a strong interest in the practical application of war studies. He is currently undertaking postgraduate education in the field of security and conflict. His work is driven by a commitment to strengthening real world capability and fostering individual professionalism through continual learning. … Lachlan …
Case Studies on the Integration of Air Power on the Battlefield Helion & Co , 2024, ISBN 9781804515358, 256 pp Editors : Harry Raffal & John Alexander Reviewed By : Lachlan Trott Commanders have long faced the dilemma of prioritising air assets. Since the inception of airpower over a century ago, there has been an ongoing need to balance support for ground forces with concurrent operational-level targeting, and tensions remain. Close Air Support: Case Studies on the Integration of Air Power on the …
Implementing Australia’s Domestic Counter-UAS Mission Uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) have become a defining feature of modern conflict. From Ukraine to the Middle East, their growing effectiveness has transformed reconnaissance, strike and air defence operations. Less visibly, however, these systems are also creating new national security challenges in domestic settings. Around the world, UAS have been used to support espionage, target government officials, conduct attacks against police and critical …
The AARC has expanded indexing of Australian Army Journal content to include articles for Early Access, so that users can find newly published content that matches their research interests as soon as we make it available online in a nearly final state. The DOI assigned to an article for Early Access will remain valid when the AAJ issue is published. … Early Access …
Abstract Human–machine teaming (HMT) is central to the modernisation plans of militaries worldwide. A key challenge in adopting machines for HMT in Army is ensuring that they are simultaneously capable of cooperative and collaborative interactions with teammates and commanders, and noncooperative and competitive interactions with adversaries. Most existing machine technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) systems are grounded in single-agent decision-making paradigms that are unsuitable for negotiating …
Abstract This article explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to reshape multiple aspects of military practice—tempo, teaming, and decision cycles—and how that may affect the profession of arms. Drawing on contemporary Australian and international military doctrine, recent conflicts, and academic literature, it reassesses four professional dimensions in an AI context: expertise; ethics and accountability; identity and culture; and self-regulation. The article argues that while AI may disrupt …
The focus of the Chief of Army (CA) Scholarships is to enable high performing individual’s time to invest in academic research of immediate benefit to the Australian Army, both in a broad sense and those that specifically address future warfare and the State of the Australian Army Profession. The CA annually selects personnel to undertake research or professional development opportunities that will benefit Army from: research that broadly aligns with the Army Futures Research Framework . the professional …
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February 2022, Ukraine’s head of the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, announced on Telegram the creation of an IT army in Ukraine to fight on the cyber front and to ask for volunteers. [1] Translation of Figure 1: The IT army of Ukraine is a very simple concept: it is based on botnets, computer networks that organise only one type of attack in 90 per cent of cases, distributed denial of service (DDoS)) attacks. To execute a DDoS attack at …
Valerii Paziuk is a Ukrainian researcher focused on cybersecurity and information warfare. He is a Cyber Security Research Assistant at RMIT University, with previous experience as Assistant Legal Counsel at the Ukrainian Academy of Cybersecurity. With academic training in international law, communications, and cybersecurity, Valerii contributes to contemporary research on cyber conflict, particularly in the Ukrainian context. His interests include media analysis and the evolving strategies of …