Leading Trauma
There is much ink spilled regularly on the subject of leadership. Not only does the usual content of leadership cases make for compelling narratives and
Category : People and Leadership
What does the Army Leadership Code tell us about what the Army values?
THis article questions if the Army Leadership Code drives the right behaviours for military leadership
Does The Military Need A Union?
Does the military need a union? An independent association to represent the rights and interests of its members like those which serve the police, fire
Is it time to rethink Army contracts?
The article aims to spark debate and seek feedback because these contracts, and wider issues of service, are being examined by Programme CASTLE; in which
Exploiting Civilian Talent to Address Challenges of Future Operating Environment
Ministry of Defence, 2015, Future Operating Environment 2035, Future Trends Programme Photograph courtesy of Airborne Assault Archives, Duxford. The Royal Signals Institution (RSI) sponsors the annual Deane-Drummond
The Case for a Revolving Door to Command.
General Carter recently announced that lateral entry to the Army was to begin within two years at the Captain and Major level. This, to try
US Commanders Everyone Should Study
Whether you are serving in the UK or the US, when we begin our military career we have choices when it comes to developing our
Drugs & Zero Tolerance: A Third Way?
Why the debate? The British Army discharges the equivalent of an infantry battalion’s worth of soldiers annually as a result of compulsory drug testing (CDT).
Mayday in The Magellan; Part 2 – Priorities
Ten years ago, the Royal Navy’s Ice Patrol Vessel HMS Endurance catastrophically flooded. Her main engine room filled to the deckhead within 30 minutes. Such
What Shall We Do With The Broken Sailor? – Mental Health and Me.
I am a serving Royal Navy officer. Ten months ago, tears streaming down my face and thinking of my young children, I attempted to commit