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10 de feb. de 2022 · War. the continuation of a group’s; be it a tribal element, community, nation-state or super-state; policy using violence as the primary means of coercion. By defining war as the continuation of a group’s policy primarily through violence, war is both untangled from, and linked to, conflict and competition.
This Land Power Forum post by Oleksandra Molloy is part of a larger project - the first evidence-based research on the lessons learnt from the use of drones in the war in Ukraine – drawing on both Ukrainian and Australian expertise. The post summarises highlights from the research – lessons from the use of drones in the Russia-Ukraine War.
ervation – experience, experiment, practice and application. For militaries, such empirical experience only comes f. om war, meaning militaries would have to be constantly at war. However, theory allows military practitioners to underst. nd conflict before any ‘practical application’ must occur. It is theory, specifi.
It helps identify what writings further our understanding of war and warfare, and guides professional military education and research for future doctrine and training. This work answers the questions of what military theory is, where it sits within the wider context of the study of conflict, and which theorists are key in defining its body of knowledge.
War will resume its place as the great decider of which societies endure and which disappear. This is a more violent and decisive future, and one the ADF and Australian society have not experienced since the Second World War. It is also a kind of war that the ADF is not prepared for culturally, intellectually, socially or materially.
gust 2016.Defining Victory in Modern WarIntroductionThe great Prussian philosopher of war, Carl von Clausewitz, observed, “No one starts a war—or rather, no one in his senses, ought to do so—without first being clear in his mind what he intends t.
3 de mar. de 2023 · Army’s Readiness for War - Ground Based Air Defence. Ground Based Air Defence (GBAD) is required when the adversary has a capable air and missile force. In the 1991 Gulf War, the main threat was from the Scud series of missiles. In 2003, there were also Chinese produced Silkworm missiles that were used to attack military and civilian targets.
14 de nov. de 2023 · Figure 3. Japanese soldiers salute Australians of the 24th Brigade as they disembark from a punt crossing the Padas River and march to a prisoner of war compound at Beaufort, British North Borneo, on 18 Sep 1945 (Source: AWM 123517) The Australian Army should learn from its past to maximise its forthcoming littoral manoeuvre capability.
The 2019 Chief of Army’s History Conference, barely a century beyond the end of the Great War, will be one more opportunity to engage with events of the collective past retold in the present. It will provide a well we can draw from to keep the garden of our minds fertile and maintain the objectivity in our collective experience.
and not uncommonly achieving levels of violence that qualify as war. Significant spikes in that level of violence have occurred several times during the past decade alone. These include – but are by no means limited to – the Second Lebanon War (July-August 2006), Operation Cast Lead (December 2008-January 2009), and Operation Protective Edge
