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Members from the Australian Army and the Republic of Fiji Military Forces train together during Exercise Coral Warrior 2021 in Fiji.

What Jim Harbaugh Did To Get His Players To Believe In Themselves

A simple, but structured leadership approach enabled one coach to take his team from a long losing streak, to victory.

Australian Army Corporal Bradley Geeves installs a solar panel on the Tongoa Island Police Post during the Vanuatu Government National Emergency Radio Network project.

Technology & Innovation

Australian battery company revolutionises 140-year-old technology

An Australian idea could revolutionise the global battery market.

A US Army soldier from the 1st Cavalry Division salutes during the US national anthem during the Train, Advise, Assist Command - South Transfer of Authority ceremony.

Military History

Paul Fussell obituary

US writer Paul Fussell, who died in 2012 was a well-respected academic military historian.

Australian Army personnel assist emergency services at a simulated car crash scene in Ingham as part of a Royal Military College—Duntroon peacekeeping training exercise in northern Queensland between 28 October and 12 November 2014.

The Deadly Myth That Human Error Causes Most Car Crashes

We hear a lot about human error being the cause of most vehicle accidents—but is it?

Royal Australian Air Force officer Squadron Leader Mel Vreugdenburg, an Air Force mentor to 'Space Squad', talks to participants who have interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) at the YMCA Space Squad camp in Canberra.

Double The Number Of Star Employees Working At Your Company With This Technique

Transforming good performers into great performers doesn’t have to be complicated.

Lieutenant Commander Priya Chandra, Royal Australian Navy, pays her respects during a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbour, Hawaii.

Military History

Attack on Pearl Harbor—1941

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor resulted in President Roosevelt signing a declaration of war against Japan, marking the United States' official entrance into World War II.

Military History

Pearl Harbour: The Day of Infamy, 7 December 1941

The attack on Pearl Harbour by Japan and the declaration of war against the USA by Nazi Germany brought America into WW2; which four years later resulted in the unconditional surrender of both Japan and Germany.

Australian Army Royal Military College Staff Cadet Samuel Kim practices military flotation techniques during training for the Sandhurst Military Skills Competition.

Communication & Cognition

A Psychologist Who Helps West Point Cadets Develop Mental Strength Shares 3 of His Best Tips

A West Point psychologist shares three tips on how to develop mental strength.

Military History

Tobruk: 8 facts about the WW2 confrontation in North Africa

German propaganda’s use of the term 'Rats of Tobruk’ hardened the resolve of Tobruk’s Australian and British defenders.

Military History

Milne Bay 1942. The RAAF's Forgotten Finest Hour.

In the WW2 battle of Milne Bay, RAAF provided the Australian Army with close air support and achieved local air supremacy, which resulted in a notable victory for Australian forces.