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Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) James A Gavrilis (jim@thegavrilisgroup.com) served for 24 years in the US Army and is a senior adviser at the Center for Naval Analyses. … James A Garvrilis …
Commander Stephen P Ferris is a reserve Supply Corps officer currently assigned to the Logistics Directorate of the US Joint Staff. He is a graduate of the US Army Command and General Staff College, The Joint Forces Staff College, the US Navy War College and the US Army War College. He also holds a BA from Duquesne University, and a MBA and Ph.D from the University of Pittsburgh. His previous assignments emphasised expeditionary logistics and transportation. In civilian life he holds the Rogers Chair of …
Abstract This article operationalises the concept of strategic risk as originally developed by Lykke as an imbalance between ends, ways and means. It explains how non-congruence between any pair of these elements can produce strategic or operational risk. The author develops the new concepts of aspirational, design and menu risk to illustrate how planning risk occurs. Various historical examples demonstrate how these risks can be identified and what techniques are available for their mitigation. The author …
Major Robert Calhoun transferred to the Australian Regular Army from the Canadian Army in 2003. He completed regimental service with the 1st and 3rd Battalions of the Royal Australian Regiment and served in a training appointment at the Royal Military College, Duntroon. He deployed as a company commander to East Timor in 2007 and returned in 2008 as the Battle Group Operations Officer. He holds a Bachelor of Arts with a major in biology and is currently a student at the Australian Command and Staff …
Abstract Stabilisation and support operations such as those currently being undertaken by the Australian Defence Force as part of larger whole-of-government efforts in East Timor and the Solomon Islands present a number of challenges. For the military commanders and staff, the primary challenges lie in understanding the situation, identifying threat sources, determining courses of action and developing lines of operation through the orthodox application of doctrinal appreciation processes. The application …
Captain Brendan Hayward graduated from the Australian Defence Force Academy in 2002 and the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in 2003. Following regimental training with the 1st Armoured Regiment, he served as the Intelligence Officer for the 3rd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, deploying to East Timor in 2008. He holds a Bachelor of Science with honours in physical chemistry from the University of New South Wales and is currently posted to the Defence Signals Directorate. … Brendan …
Lieutenant Colonel James Roche graduated from RMC Duntroon in 1990 into the Royal Australian Corps of Signals. He held a range of regimental appointments within 1 Sig Regt, 5 Avn Regt, 139 Sig Sqn and 1 CSR. He has seen operational service as a troop commander in Western Sahara in 1993, as the X6 in Bougainville in 1998, and as the J6 for the ASNCE in East Timor in 2000. Lieutenant Colonel Roche commanded 17 Signal Regiment from 2007 until December 2008, before assuming his current appointment as Deputy …
Abstract The ADF experience of Information Operations is heavily weighted towards ‘influence’ and civil-military interaction. This bias is reflected in our concepts and philosophical doctrine. Army needs to recognise the utility of offensive capabilities, such as electronic and computer network attack, in both conventional and intra-state war. Recognising this, Army should develop appropriate organic capabilities, while enhancing its capacity to harness current and future effects. This development will be …