PME, Defence and the need for Reform
Professional Military Education makes more of a strategic contribution to UK Defence than is commonly realised. Due to an historic lack of direction at the
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Russian Navy Activity in the North Sea
This article argues that the Royal Navy and NATO navies should adopt a counter information campaign that makes the full vulnerability of Russia’s deployments public.
What is PME Anyway?
A rose by any other name: Professional Military Education (PME) has become increasingly salient in UK Defence thinking in recent years. It is also big
The Benefits of Service Life on Young People: Why school leavers should join the Armed Forces
Levi discusses the benefits of service life to young people and how it can be life changing for some school leavers.
The UK’s Defence in the Pacific, or Lack Thereof?
Tensions are flaring up between the UK and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) over Chinese intervention into Hong Kong with the recent introduction of
Second Order Sexism?
I have a confession. I tweet. A lot. I tweet about dogs. I tweet about baking. I tweet about Defence. Worst of all, in some people’s eyes, I do it from
Business as Usual? The War Between Iran and Israel in Syria
Israel and Iran have been sworn enemies since the late 1970s. Tensions have risen as Iran has supported proxies, such as Hezbollah in Lebanon, as
Warrior is a Terrible Media Trope; Kill It Now
Militaries should junk the warrior trope into the trash
#WavellReviews Toxic by Dan Kaszeta
A Wavell Room book review! Toxic is a must read. It presents an excellent blend of practical knowledge with contemporary history and security.
Influence or strategy: Lessons from Iraq ahead of Mali
“Influence should not be set as an objective in itself. The exercise of influence is a means to an end.” This is one of the