Tempo, Cohesion, and Risk: Towards a Theory of Multi Domain Warfare
The US Army requires a modernised “theory of action” to thrive within the changing phenomenon of 21st century great power competition. At the operational level,
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The Vampire Fallacy: Virtual Reality vs Needs Based Strategies
Training to win in the urban space is one of the greatest challenges for any military. Dismounted small units are the key force within the
Women, Peace, Security, and Peacekeeping
Editor’s note: This is slightly more academic than our normal articles. If you enjoy the format please get in touch to let us know! It
Credit Where Credit is Due – China and the Integrated Review
The direction of Britain’s future foreign strategy, as outlined in the Integrated Review, is all about balancing values with pragmatism. It should be commended for
#WavellReviews “Dictatorship by Degrees: Xi Jinping in China” by Steven P. Feldman
The book focuses on how “signs of pre-totalitarianism” are increasingly visible in the contemporary Chinese leadership through the role of ideology, intolerance of dissent, extra-legal
Tunes of Glory – a Tale of Two Colonels and a Tale of our Time
The 1960 film Tunes of Glory has long been a favourite. The movie depicts a post-World War II Scottish infantry battalion headquartered in Stirling Castle.
Forgotten Power: France’s Overseas Territories
France is a global power, with territories in Western Europe, North and South Americas, the Caribbean, and the Indian, Pacific, and Antarctic Oceans. The presence
Glacial Process Integrating Women
BLUF: The British Army’s strategy for the integration of women is outdated, ineffective and requires a radically different approach. The British Army is trying. The
Resilience and Success in Warfare
”Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” – Sir Winston S. Churchill Because the nature of
#WavellReviews “First In, Last Out: The Post-War Organisation, Employment and Training of Royal Marine Commandos” by Paul Winter (editor)
His fundamental argument - that the RM need to separate themselves from the pack by carving a distinct defence niche and identity with a bespoke