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Emerging Threats and Opportunities (ETOs) is a regular blog series on the Land Power Forum that collects together blogs, podcasts and articles of interest with the goal of creating discussion on the topic of land power. US interoperability There is a general consensus that the ‘ coronavirus pandemic may soon lead to big changes in the U.S. military ’. An argument to redirect military funding into domestic health resources has been met with the warning that pre-COVID19 security challenges persist. Analysts …

This blog is part one of a two part series discussing the economic impacts on Defence in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has already upended everyday life and work around the world. Following the lead of major stock markets overseas, the Australian stock market fell precipitously in less than two months. Additionally, in less than a month, the Australian dollar fell to its lowest level against the US dollar in the last 17 years. This exceeds anything …

Navith currently works as a Consultant at Noetic Group. He recently graduated from the Australian National University with a Master of Strategic Studies. As part of his postgraduate study, he interned at the Australian Army Research Centre (AARC) submitting a research paper on precision strike capabilities. Prior to moving to Canberra, Navith completed a Bachelor of Law and Politics at Macquarie University in Sydney. He has a deep interest in future concepts and emerging technology. … Navith …

Emerging Threats and Opportunities (ETOs) is a regular blog series on the Land Power Forum that collects together blogs, podcasts and articles of interest with the goal of creating discussion on the topic of land power. Lessons The Brookings Institute examines policy options for maintaining military readiness during COVID-19. It argues the US DoD should extend personnel postings beyond the typical two to three years to maintain unit readiness and retain collective knowledge while exercises are cancelled …

Studies of culture in the social sciences increasingly acknowledge the reflexive approach as a useful tool for research. The reflexive approach (sometimes called auto-ethnography ) calls on the author to be both ‘ subject and object of the inquiry ’, meaning it includes the researcher’s lived experience in the analytic process. Reflexive practices have developed as legitimate methods of qualitative inquiry in some academic fields, but military studies, which stems from the more traditional disciplines …

Deborah presented research on the attributes of military advisors which lead to success in Train Advise and Assist roles with foreign military forces. While the focus was predominantly on Australians deployed on operations in the Middle East, Vietnam veterans, allied security force advisors from the US and UK, Papua New Guinea Defence force personnel, and Afghan National Army personnel were also interviewed. Advisors of all ranks from army private up to four-star General were consulted to obtain tactical …

Captain Freya Doney is an Intelligence Officer with operational deployments to Timor Leste and Afghanistan, with experience leading mixed teams of military and civilian, Australian and foreign, personnel. Captain Doney is particularly interested in great power strategy and current affairs. Her primary role within the Army Research Centre is examining Emerging Threats and Opportunities. … Freya …

Cassandra Brooker began a Masters of Research in 2019 with the School of Business at UNSW Canberra, on a Chief of Army’s Scholarship. Her research is into the effectiveness of influence activities conducted during information warfare (the iWar). She holds a Bachelor of Professional Studies (Peace Studies) from the University of New England, a Masters of Justice (Intelligence) from the Queensland University of Technology, and a Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science from the University of …

This blog is part of a series on Quantum Technology and future land warfare, put out by the Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation and Coordination Office (RICO), a part of Future Land Warfare Branch tasked with coordination and de-confliction or Army's Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS)/Artificial Intelligence (AI) efforts in accordance with emerging disruptive technology. Quantum technologies exploit the fundamental laws of nature to reach the ultimate limits of sensing, imaging, …

Captain Marcus Doherty is a scientist, educator, entrepreneur and Army Reserve officer. He is a senior research fellow and lecturer at the Australian National University, where he leads the Diamond Quantum Science and Technology Laboratory and convenes various undergraduate and graduate courses related to quantum science, technology and industry. As an entrepreneur, he is a co-founder and the chief scientific officer of Quantum Brilliance Pty Ltd—an Australian company developing quantum computers based on …