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Australian Army Research Centre Spotlight Briefs provide a periodically released curated overview of issues relevant to Australian Landpower. Spotlight Briefs derive solely from available open source material. Inclusion of material in a Spotlight Brief does not imply or reflect Australian Army, Australian Defence Force or Australian Commonwealth Government policy. … Spotlight …
Thank you for your interest in contributing to the professional debate on the use of land forces. Before you submit your contribution, please review the editorial guidelines to ensure your submission aligns. Please complete the form below and attach your submission. We will review your submission and be in contact by email or telephone. This review process may take up to 4 weeks depending on the complexity of the subject and the length of the submission. Please complete the following fields in relation to …
The AARC holds several archived papers and reports on land warfare topics of contemporary and historical significance. These include publications from the AARC's predecessor organisation, the Land Warfare Studies Centre. … Other Papers in the AARC Collection …
The E.G. Keogh Visiting Chair is an annual visit by a selected eminent academic in strategic or war studies designed to increase the profile of debate on land warfare issues in Australia. The Visiting Chair, through public engagement and speaking events around Australia, contributes to the rigour of debate on land warfare in the contemporary environment. Colonel Eustace Graham Keogh was the founder of the Australian Army Journal. Enlisting in the AIF underage, he sailed with the 3rd Reinforcements of the …
Honours years at ADFA are highly desirable, sought after by the most academically gifted students and promoted to all students by ADFA, RMC and DOCM-A staff. It is to be considered the first option for eligible high performing Army ADFA students, ahead of all other career options including unit postings. ADFA honours will be awarded annually based on recommendations of military and academic staff. The UNSW University Handbook outlines the availability of honours degree programs. Each year, in September, …
As the Chief of Army it is my responsibility to ensure that the Australian Army is postured to provide ready and relevant land forces capable of surviving and thriving in contemporary and future environments. … Future Land Warfare Report 2014 …
Address: Australian Defence Magazine Congress, Hyatt Hotel Canberra, Wednesday 14 February 2018. 09.10 am Check against delivery. Distinguished guests, colleagues, delegates, ladies and gentlemen. Good morning. I would like to also acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are meeting this morning, the Ngunnawal people, and pay my respects to their elders, both past and present. And in doing so invite, indeed strongly encourage, young Ngunnawal men and women to consider following a …
Our futures statement is designed to stimulate thinking about ourselves as an Army in a rapidly changing context, and to contribute to the authoritative joint concepts that will drive future investment and force structure considerations. As an Army in Motion , our profession demands a continuous contest of ideas. This requires wide engagement across Defence, whole of government, industry, academia and our international military partners as well as with new and emerging partners. Our aim is to strengthen …
The Chief of Army, Lieutenant General Rick Burr, AO, DSC, MVO announced that Army were to host the Chief of Army’s Land Forces Seminar (CALFS) 2020 in Brisbane. CALFS is hosted alongside the Land Forces event, which is presented in partnership with Industry Defence and Security Australia Limited. CALFS and Land Forces 2020 bring together the Australian Army, local defence companies and their global defence industry partners to further collaborate and mature relationships with industry and demonstrate …
