Leading Trauma
There is much ink spilled regularly on the subject of leadership. Not only does the usual content of leadership cases make for compelling narratives and
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What does the Army Leadership Code tell us about what the Army values?
THis article questions if the Army Leadership Code drives the right behaviours for military leadership
Over-Spending or Under-Thinking? The Real Crisis at the Ministry of Defence
Spending at the UK Ministry of Defence is out of control, but it remains so more through a lack of innovative thought and strategic literacy
Does The Military Need A Union?
Does the military need a union? An independent association to represent the rights and interests of its members like those which serve the police, fire
What implications will the ongoing developments in artificial intelligence and robotics have for remote warfare in the future?
Forward – Vernon Coaker MP former Shadow Secretary of State for Defence The increasing use of robotics by our armed forces is inevitable in all
Daesh’s Last Stand in Syria – ASSESSREP 003
‘One side of me says, “That’s right, it’s like shooting ducks in a pond.” Does that make me uncomfortable? Not necessarily. Except there is a
A Bridge Too Far: The Decline of Conventional Parachuting – Part 1
If the art of war were nothing but the art of avoiding risks, glory would become the prey of mediocre minds. Napoleon Bonaparte General Lord
A Fourth Service for the Fourth Generation of Warfare
For at least three decades, academics and military minds have heralded the arrival of the ‘Fourth Generation’ of warfare. Even before the advent of the
Facts over Fear; T-14 Armata
Why the T-14 Armata presents a threat, regardless of operational capacity To dismiss the T-14 main battle tank (MBT) as a capable piece of hardware
The Naval Review – Encouraging Debate Inside the Royal Navy Since 1913
In October 1912, a small group of Royal Navy and Royal Marine officers got together in Alverstoke to set about the formation of a Naval