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Preparing Army to Counter Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems Small uncrewed aerial systems (sUAS) are widely available, militarily effective and challenging to defeat. In this Occasional Paper on counter-sUAS, Dr. Carl Rhodes reviews the recent employment of sUAS and evaluates methods to sense and engage these systems. … Small Aircraft, Sizeable …
… Autonomous Cyber Capabilities and International Law on the Use of Force, Self-Defence, Intervention, and Sovereignty …
Dr Samuli Haataja is a Senior Lecturer at Griffith Law School, Griffith University. His research explores international law and cyber security, with a focus on state-sponsored cyber operations under public international law. His book Cyber Attacks and International Law on the Use of Force: The Turn to Information Ethics was published by Routledge in 2019, and he has published in various international law and technology journals. … Samuli …
The latest research, schemes and plans sponsored or administered by the Australian Army Research Centre. Results of research can be found in the various AARC publications … Research Information …
Lessons Learnt from the War in Ukraine Abstract Drone operations have added a new chapter to modern warfare. In Ukraine, uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) have become an important weapon to gain an asymmetric edge over Russian forces. The lessons learnt from the use of UAS in Russia’s war against Ukraine are almost innumerable and extend from the individual soldier level to tactical, strategic and government levels. This paper summarises highlights from the first evidence-based research on the lessons …
The German Army and Operational Command in 1917 by Tony Cowan Cambridge University Press, 2023, 326 pp, 7 maps, 13 figures, 17 tables Hard cover ISBN: 971108830232 Reviewed By: Roger Lee Anyone interested in World War I is only too aware of the vast volume of relevant literature available: most of it is good, some of it is exceptional for its insight, explanations and analysis but, regrettably, some of it is indulgent, self-serving and, worst of all, wrong. Further, the tyranny of language has inevitably …
Dr Roger Lee retired from the Australian War Memorial (AWM) in 2022 where he was working as part of the Official History team researching Australia’s contribution to the war in Iraq (2003). Before the AWM, he was the Army Historian and Head of the Army History Unit from 1998 to 2016. He has authored three books and numerous chapters, articles and reviews, most focused on the First World War. … Roger …
Foreword The Australian soldier has a well-earned reputation for expertise in counter-insurgency. Perhaps this reputation is born from Australia’s experience of the Malayan Emergency, the Borneo Confrontation or the Vietnam War; and it was probably sustained through United Nations deployments as peacekeepers within generally fractured societies. A Framework for Irregular Warfare (the Irregular Warfare Essay Collection), published by the Australian Army Research Centre, responds to this tradition. By …
The Transformative Effects of Military Intervention on Grand Strategy by Rebecca Lissner Oxford University Press, 2021, 240 pp Paperback ISBN: 0197583199 Reviewed By : William Westerman According to US political scientist Barry Posen, a state’s grand strategy is its theory of how it will achieve security and stability for itself in both times of peace and times of war. [1] Once established, grand strategies usually change in two ways: when they are completely overhauled in response to shifts in the …
