Creating Decision Forcing Cases: The Combat Case Study Method
In the early 1930s, a group of officers at the US Army Infantry School put together a remarkable little book. Called Infantry in Battle it
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Has the T14 Armata changed the game?
The unveiling of the Russian T-14 ‘Armata’ at the Moscow Victory Day Parade in 2015 has exposed the growing obsolescence of current NATO main battle
The British Army’s Imagery Analysts – Through the window of opportunity
Imagery intelligence (IMINT) has the reputation of being the less sexy sibling of the other intelligence disciplines. Our covert cousins in Human Intelligence (HUMINT) have
Hypersonic Weapons: A Threat to Stability
‘A particular urgency attaches to defence at this very moment, for the weapons are now being tested may determine America’s ability to survive.’ William Borden’s
How I Discovered Writing
Exactly why I write has changed over time. The journey began with fear of writing and has evolved to a place where writing is a
Hybrid War in the Sea of Azov
In a war which has claimed the lives of over 10,000 people, Russia’s increasing maritime presence in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov has
‘Education for the Masses’ – Is it Time to Revolutionise PME?
Are we casting adrift those who fail to make the grade, be that officers or soldiers, sailors and airmen? The immortal words ‘Let’s have a
War, News and Engagement in the 21st Century
The Battle of Trafalgar had just been won. HMS Pickle’s Commanding Officer was entrusted with the delivery of a note, conveying news of the victory,
Engagement – Fighting the Myths of Blackadder, Bad Lads and Bullies.
The Army has a problem with its perception in the public. In my previous article “Winning the Narrative” I mentioned “Soldiers are victims”. This view
Maritime Lessons from the Yemen Conflict
The Yemen conflict has involved sophisticated and effective attacks at sea in one of the world’s busiest maritime straits, through which passes a significant amount