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Colonel Bradley Robertson graduated both the Australian Command and Staff Course and Indian Higher Defence College. He has a Master of Business - Logistics Management and a Master of Philosophy. Prior to assuming his current appointment as Australian Defence Attaché (resident in Riyadh), Colonel Robertson was Director Future Land Warfare within Army Headquarters. (Last updated: September 2017) … Bradley …
Brigadier Chris Roberts AM, CSC graduated from RMC Duntroon in 1967 and saw operational service in South Vietnam with 3 SAS Squadron. More senior appointments included Commanding Officer The SAS Regiment, Commander Special Forces, Director General Corporate Planning - Army and Commander Northern Command. Retiring in 1999’ he spent 7 years in executive appointments with the Multiplex Group. He is the author of Chinese Strategy and the Spratley islands Dispute , the highly acclaimed The Landing at Anzac, …
Lieutenant Colonel Ian North is a logistics officer currently serving in Army Headquarters Operations Branch. He has undergraduate degrees from the University of New South Wales and the University of New England; and postgraduate degrees from the University of New South Wales and the Australian National University. … Ian …
Callum Hamilton is the AI and Autonomy policy officer at the Army’s Robotic and Autonomous Systems Implementation & Coordination Office (RICO) within Future Land Warfare Branch. His work aims to enable the safe and legal application of AI and autonomy in the land domain. He holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of International Relations, having completed a thesis on the future of federal AI regulation in Australia following the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act. … Callum …
Dr Andrew Carr is a Senior Lecturer in the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University. His research focuses on strategy and Australian defence policy. He has published in outlets such as Survival , Parameters , Journal of Strategic Studies , Australian Foreign Affairs , International Theory , The Washington Quarterly and Comparative Strategy . He has a sole-authored book with Melbourne University Press and has edited books with Oxford University Press and Georgetown …
Major Mark Sargent is currently the Staff Officer Grade 2—Cavalry at Army Headquarters. He is a cavalry officer, with regimental service in the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and B Squadron 3rd/4th Cavalry Regiment, in addition to numerous training and staff appointments in Australia and the United States. He has operational experience in Iraq and Afghanistan. … Mark …
Benjamin J Wood is a Land Autonomy Policy Liaison Officer with the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Implementation and Coordination Office in Army HQ. He has also performed international policy and engagement roles within International Policy Division and Air Force HQ. Prior to employment with Defence, Benjamin graduated from Macquarie University, receiving a Bachelor of Security Studies alongside the Macquarie University Award for Academic Excellence. … Benjamin …
The Chief of Army Essay Competition The Chauvel Essay Prize, 2025 From 2025, the Australian Army Research Centre (AARC) will administer an annual Chief of Army Essay Competition. The competition aims to encourage writing on all aspects of land warfare and joint military operations. The winner will be awarded the Chauvel Prize, named in honour of General Sir Henry George (Harry) Chauvel, GCMG, KCB, a former Chief of the General Staff and the first Australian to reach the rank of General. The theme of the …
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A Very Short Introduction Oxford University Press , 2010 Online ISBN: 9780191777592 Print ISBN: 9780199569915 Author : Keith Grint Reviewed By : Anne Goyne Books on leadership generally fall into three camps: the promotion of a ‘new’ way of theorising about leadership; a deep dive into great, but generally flawed leaders/leadership (which is what makes the narrative interesting); or a compendium of the current leadership literature. Professor Keith Grint’s Leadership: A Very Short Introduction falls into …
