I’ve passed! What’s left to learn!?
The answer to this question, in short, is everything. The British Army prides itself on the quality of its JNCO’s. To achieve this reputation, these
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Information, Disinformation and Misinformation:
A New Character of Conflict in the Twenty-First Century? “The character of politics and warfare is evolving rapidly, driven by the pervasiveness of information and
Sexual Offences: Addressing A Root Cause
Like every member of the Army, I am ashamed that yet another serious allegation of sexual assault has cast a shadow over our hard earned
Managing Army Careers – Time to Change?
Do you remember the children's game where you had to put the right shape into the right hole? Squares and triangles never matched. Now think
RAF Leadership and Social Media
For those of you who have not read the series of interviews that have recently appeared on the Army Leader website should head over there
Moscow Rules: what drives Russia to confront the West
Book Review: Keir Giles. On28th January 2019, Sir Mark Sedwill (the UK’s National SecurityAdvisor (NSA), Cabinet Secretary and Head of theCivil Service) confirmed that the
Through Adversity to the Stars: The Quest for Space Control
Over 100 years ago, the RAF motto was chosen and is more appropriate now than ever before. Per Ardua Ad Astra or Through Adversity to
Brexit, Soldier F and Daesh
ASSESSREP005 You can sway a thousand men by appealing to their prejudices quicker than you can convince one man by logic. Robert A. Heinlein Welcome
Rethinking Air Power: Control of the Air
The Battle of Britain was a decisive turning point in WW2, a seminal moment in the survival of a nation and immortalised in Churchill’s speech