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Abstract ‘Accelerated Warfare’ describes both the operating environment and how the land force must respond. The changing character of war requires a shift in traditional attitudes towards land force operations and an approach that is unhindered by dated frameworks, in particular the belief in the absolutes of ‘war’ and ‘peace’. This is most apparent in the information environment in which the land force is least comfortable yet can most effectively target decision-making and the will of the people. …
Listed below is a selection from the review copies that have arrived at the Australian Army Journal . Reviews for many of these books can be found online in the relevant edition of the Australian Army Journal : No Clear Flight Plan: Counterinsurgency and Aerospace Power , James Fergusson and William March (eds), Centre for Defence and Security Studies, ISBN 9780978086848, 238 pp. North Korea on the Brink , Glyn Ford with Soyoung Kwon, Pluto Press, ISBN 9780745325989, 249 pp. (Distributed in Australia by …
The Career Disruptor … Climate Change and Army Personnel …
Examining Efficacy of Administrative Sanctions in Army …
Opportunities and Strategies for the Australian Army … Supporting the Government’s efforts in the Indo-Pacific’s Grey Zone …
Optimising the Cavalry for Littoral Manoeuvre …
How Small Nations Influence Great Powers in War …
Overcoming Challenges for Strategic Advantage … Operational AI Integration and Governance in the Australian Army …
Introduction The Retrospect section of the AAJ is designed to reproduce interesting articles from the Australian Army’s earlier journals, notably the Commonwealth Military Journal and the Australian Army Journal ( AAJ ) from the 1940s to the mid 1970s. In this edition of the new AAJ , we are reprinting an edited version of an article by Field Marshal Sir William Joseph Slim, KG, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DSO, MC (afterwards 1st Viscount Slim), then Governor-General of Australia. This article appeared in the …