Flexible Working and Flexible Service – Turning Policy into Normality
How to embrace flexible working and benefit from the enforced changes that have been made due to Covid-19.
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Rethinking Women in Ground Close Combat
This article argues that the decision to open all branches of the military to women has failed to address several important issues regarding how the
What Can The Military Learn From A Decade Of Cyber Attacks?
Cyber warfare is becoming increasingly important in the modern world. But do you understand what is already happening and why it's important?
Resist the Temptation – Defence Must Do Less on Post COVID-19 Civil Resilience
The MoD has been doing a great deal of resilience work during COVID. But this author thinks it ought to do less in the future,
NATO’s China Problem
For the past 70 years, NATO has been able to focus on the defence of Western Europe. How should the Alliance approach the resurgence of
Let’s talk about sex.
There is a saying that ‘behind every great man is an even greater woman’, but who is behind every great woman? Recently, whilst researching Field
The UK and Long-Range Strike
As the UK enters the third decade of the 21st century, it is confronted by a strategic system in flux. This is particularly highlighted
#WavellReviews ‘Adopting Mission Command’ by Donald E. Vandergriff
#WavellReviews 'Adopting Mission Command' by Donald Vandergriff
Our Greatest Security Risk may be a Communications Failure
This article presents primary research conducted by Cast From Clay into the impact of story telling on defence communications,.
Time to face the music? The importance of self-awareness, empathy and classical music in retaining our cognitive edge.
Ed F explores how Defence might retain it's cognitive edge through self-awareness, empathy, and, rather surprisingly, classical music.