Retention – ‘Improving the Offer’ in Three Easy Steps
The issue of retention in the Armed Forces is currently being debated both in official circles and on blogs, twitter and online forums. One hears
Category : Domains
New Tech, Old Debates – NATO’s Air Campaign in Kosovo
Introduction The 24th of March 2019 marks the 20th anniversary of Operation ALLIED FORCE which saw NATO air power used to resolve the humanitarian crisis
Removing The Soldier From The Battlefield
Employing Augmented Reality for Remote Assistance Tasks on Deployments Conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan over thepast 15 years saw an increase in civilian contractor and
The Royal Navy’s design flaws: Sea Control and Information Warfare
This article is based on a presentation made during my Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime) to answer the question “Does the Royal Navy need
Emotional Resilience: The Role of Social Media.
Soldiers are increasingly connected to the virtual world and it is degrading Operational Capability. Our soldiers’ social groupings and structure have been redefined; they are
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
A Bridge Too Far: The Decline of Conventional Parachuting – Part 1
If the art of war were nothing but the art of avoiding risks, glory would become the prey of mediocre minds. Napoleon Bonaparte General Lord
A Fourth Service for the Fourth Generation of Warfare
For at least three decades, academics and military minds have heralded the arrival of the ‘Fourth Generation’ of warfare. Even before the advent of the
Facts over Fear; T-14 Armata
Why the T-14 Armata presents a threat, regardless of operational capacity To dismiss the T-14 main battle tank (MBT) as a capable piece of hardware
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