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Colonel Anthony Duus is an Armoured Corps officer and has served in a variety of regimental and staff appointments. He has served as the Director of the Australian Army Research Centre leading an eclectic group of skilled public servants, committed reservists and talented contractors. … Anthony …
Abstract This article examines the role of infantry in contemporary warfare, and finds that a highly trained infantry capability is essential for contemporary warfare. Infantry must operate in concert with other arms and services, but at times will be required to operate independently from vehicles. Therefore, the article proposes a balanced force model for the Army based on a single type of infantry battalion and a single type of cavalry regiment, or divided between more specialised reconnaissance cavalry …
Lieutenant Colonel Simeon Ward graduated from the RMC Duntroon in 1994 into the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. He has deployed to Timor-Leste in 2003 and 2006 and to the Solomon Islands in 2006. Lieutenant Colonel Ward is a Distinguished Graduate of the United States Marine Corps (USMC) Command and Staff College and is a graduate of the USMC School of Advanced Warfighting. He is currently serving in the Force Structure Development Directorate of Strategic Policy Division. … Simeon …
Warrant Officer Class Two Kent Davies enlisted in 1988 to the RAA and served initially with the 16th Air Defence Regiment. He transferred to the RACT in 1997 and has been posted to the Army School of Transport, then 1st Combat Service Support Battalion, 4th Combat Service Support Battalion, the Land Warfare Centre, and the Motorised Combat Wing at the School of Artillery. During his three-year tenure at MCW he instructed on PMV Commander, Driver and Protected Weapon System courses. Warrant Officer Class …
Abstract This article discusses the option of crewing all Motorised Infantry Battalion Protected Mobility Vehicles with Royal Australian Corps of Transport (RACT) drivers to better realise the capability of the vehicle. Introduction The Protected Mobility Vehicle (PMV) has been in service for about five years. Originally conceived to provide protected battlefield mobility to an infantry section, the vehicle is now being used in a wide variety of roles across the Army and Air Force. It is an extremely …