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Technology & Innovation

Hyperstealth Corp. Discloses Patent Pending Invisibility Cloak

Innovative technology leverages light to provide unique camouflage, tracking and detection properties as well as a potential strike capability.

As your team gets bigger, your leadership style has to adapt

As you promote up the ranks your responsibility grows. Learn how to skills to help navigate from the tools to the conference room.

Flight Lieutenant Hannah John, a Joint Battlefield Airspace Controller from No. 452 Squadron, coordinates the air operations at the RAAF Base Amberley airfield.

5 November 2019

Strategic Influences

New Rules of War

The future adversary may not be another nation state.

Technology & Innovation

7 Types Of Artificial Intelligence

The criterion for determining the types of AI are the degree to which an AI system can replicate human capabilities.

The Israeli Army's Roim Rachok Program Is Bigger Than the Military

Isreali Army employs inclusive measures to bolster their workforce and intellectual capability.

Strategic Influences

It’s time for a “Quad” of coast guards

The 'quad' group of Australia, India, Japan and the US could more effectively support Indo-Pacific regional maritime security through cooperation between QUAD Group Coast Guards.

Communication & Cognition

Want to learn a new skill? Take some short breaks

Using alternative methods of memory optimisation may support an enhanced ability to sense, integrate, and apply new concepts.

Air & Space Power

Loyal Wingman to take Australia’s air power into the next era

The Loyal Wingman unmanned system is the cutting-edge of future Australian air power.

Royal Australian Navy officer Captain Ben Hissink, Commanding Officer of HMAS Supply, is joined on the bridge wing by other officers onboard. (Left to Right) Commander Benedict Maguire, Captain Ben Hissink, Lieutenant Jacqueline Rushford and Lieutenant Commander Belinda Finlay.

24 September 2020

Building Resilence - Pack Up Your Troubles

Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile.

Petty Officer Medic Danny Feeny (back left) performs first aid procedures and equipment usage refresher training for the Ship's Medical Emergency Team on HMAS Ballarat while en route to Exercise Malabar.

Why We all Need to Practice Emotional First Aid

Psychological injuries occur more frequently than do physical injuries, and self-limiting thoughts inhibit us from administering the appropriate emotional first aid required to reach our potential.