Mentoring & Sponsorship: Proceed with Caution
As I step out of yet another D&I meeting that focuses heavily on mentoring (and a bit of sponsorship), I’m minded of Prof Rosalind Chow‘s
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Nuclear War, NATO and Russia
This essay seeks to explore how a nuclear war begun in Ukraine could proceed. Its intention is to inform the public debate over the possible
Russian Maritime Doctrine (RMD) – A Pocket Primer
привет моряк ! On the 6th August 2022, just a few months after the high-profile sinking of the Russian warship Moskva during the ongoing Ukraine conflict,
A river too far: Bridges in Kherson Oblast
‘The whole of the Dnipro is filled with corpses,’ a Russian artillery officer confessed to his wife in an intercepted telephone call, ‘All the bridges
It’s time to retire the UK’s Advanced Command and Staff Course
Modern defence no longer benefits from the year-long generalist Advanced Command and Staff Course (ACSC). Its content is now provided by a number of other
Review: Take That Hill
“I hate board games. Monopoly is my idea of hell. But I get why we’re doing this, and actually, it was pretty good” Problems organising
Is Manoeuvre Alive?
In conversation with Peter Roberts as part of a RUSI podcast series, The Western Way of War, in December 2020, I claimed that ‘Manoeuvre was
Royal Navy’s New Staff Course: A Complete Disaster
In an act of entirely unnecessary self-harm, the Royal Navy has changed the format of its Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime) (aka ICSC(M)) so
Defence Spending
No matter how gloomy the economic forecast for Great Britain is, more money is more money. As a team of editors who care about the
#WavellReviews “Israeli Strategies in the Middle East – the Case of Iran” by Ehud Eilam
Israeli Strategies is recommended for those who want to learn more about the complexities of the relationship between Israel and Iran and how these two