Will the Chief of Army’s Chief of Staff Respond?
On 20 July 25, a letter was posted to Brigadier Matthew Campbell, the Chief of Army’s Chief of Staff. The
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Author: Bruce Cameron
So much baggage in my life
Bags, bags, bags – so many bags! By the end of this video, I will have filled and extracted 19
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1st Armoured Regiment: The Ethics of Manipulation
The Chief of Army wrote to me earlier this year, partly in response to a paper I had submitted advocating
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1st Armoured Regiment: New Unit, New Traditions
The Commanding Officer and RSM of the Combat Experimentation Group (CXG) have said that they are “committed to upholding the
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The Infantry/Tank Partnership: Forgotten Until Needed
Perhaps the CA has forgotten what he was taught back in 1990 before he graduated. As the CI Military Training
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Who Better to Forge a Path?
It wasn’t long ago that the CO, 1st Armoured Regiment, asked: “who better to forge a path through these new
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Seniority or Excellence: Does it Have to be One or the Other?
Despite having long ago given up any attempt at trying to convince the Chief of Army to return 1st Armoured
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More digging
More digging!!! I hate digging. At least I hate it now after all the digging I already did. But, digging
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Simulated battle creates real readiness
The crackle of simulated gunfire breaks the stillness of a north Queensland afternoon as Australian and New Zealand troops launch
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K9 team tackle danger zones
Amid shifting tactics, explosive detection dog (EDD) Ash is helping engineers secure objectives and detect threats before troops breach danger
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Sappers bridge gap for critical transport
As Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 (TS25) builds strategic bridges between military personnel from 19 nations, soldiers from the 6th Engineer
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Tanks on the Hook for Talisman Sabre
Four of the Australian Army’s new M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams main battle tanks and a MA88 recovery vehicle have been craned
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AU US boarding teams build partnerships
“Australian Navy! Australian Navy!” – If someone hears those words shouted with authority while a Royal Australian Navy (RAN) boarding
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International sister ships meet at sea
If HMAS Sydney looked like it was sailing with a twin, that’s because it was. CAPTION: HMAS Sydney (left) and
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Japan fires missile in Jervis Bay
For the second time in Australia, the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) has conducted a live-fire demonstration of Type 12
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RAAF arms and refuels at austere airfield
Exercising enhanced survivability, flexibility, lethality and reach were the primary objectives for a Forward Arming Refuelling Point (FARP) demonstration at
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HMAS Sydney splits from TS25 – homeward bound
After participating in Exercise Talisman Sabre, Royal Australian Navy air warfare destroyer HMAS Sydney has started the journey home to
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Watching Talisman Sabre closely – and learning
At the forefront of the Australian Army’s Land Domain Training System (LDTS) is Land Combat College (LCC) Commandant Brigadier Andrew
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US security patrols feel like honorary Aussies
They may be a long way from their home base of Clearwater, Florida, but the United States Coast Guard personnel
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Storm-free ride for RNSWR reservists
Four months ago, in the wake of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Australian Army soldiers from 41st Battalion, the Royal New South
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