This audio article warns service members to prepare for transition early and provides some resources for transition ..read more

This audio article emphasises the importance of, and provides some principles for, achieving sustainable logistics capacity under contest ..read more

This audio article explores how to become a leader even if you do not immediately take to the role ..read more

This audio article argues for the de-linking of career management decisions and professional development to improve both aspects ..read more

This audio article discusses the use of Reservists deploying as functional units in future high intensity conflicts, as opposed to deploying as individuals in specialist roles ..read more

In this audio article we remember the double raid of Warneton 1917 and looks at why it was so successful ..read more

This audio article discusses the current approach to tackling unacceptable behaviour through integration in the training transformation system at DFSS and elsewhere ..read more

This audio article explores how the ADF has used the Electro Magnetic Spectrum (EMS) on operations and deployments to pass orders, conduct administration and organise activities ..read more

Can we trust autonomous systems? Are our laws and policies keeping pace with emerging technology? Who is accountable for the actions of an uncrewed or autonomous system? In this episode of the Adapting Army Podcast, were joined by Colonel Damian Copeland, the Director of Operations and International Law, Department of Defence. Damian has immense experience in the legal review of weapons, specifically weapons and systems enhanced by Artificial Intelligence. We’re also joined by Dr Zena Assaad, who is a fellow with the Australian Trusted Autonomous Systems Defence Cooperative Research Centre and ..read more

This audio article discusses the risks and benefits of expanding 'The Internet of Military Things', where networked devices are dispersed throughout the military to carry out and co-ordinate a variety of tasks ..read more