This article reinforces the effects on mental health and careers of workplace sabotage and harassment in trades. It is a poignant reminder that such activity is classed as unacceptable behaviour, and not tolerated by Defence.

Australia is investing nearly $40 million to advance AI and emerging technologies that strengthen the Australian Defence Force’s (ADF) Decision Advantage across air, land, maritime, space and cyber domains, in an increasingly complex information environment.

A man lost 100 pounds in weight in order to join the Marines. This is a story of intense motivation towards goals combined with healthy diet and strict exercise program, all surrounded by strong support.

Greenland’s future sits at the intersection of history, resources, and competing interests. It brings opportunity, but also risk. A new book discusses respecting local agency, managing costs, and navigating an increasingly crowded Arctic environment.

The mission will coordinate allied military activity in the Arctic amid tensions from Donald Trump’s bid to buy Greenland, uniting forces under one command as Russia and China expand interest in the region.

The UK is blending crewed ships with autonomous systems to stay effective. This approach prioritises adaptability, speed, and partnership, showing how smaller forces can scale effects and remain credible as technology and threats change.

The treatment works on blood flow and oxygen delivery supporting brain function. Instead of relying on traditional talk therapy or exposure-based models, virtual reality gameplay is used to regulate the brain’s blood flow under stress.

Japan’s election result strengthens regional balance by giving Tokyo greater political authority to reform institutions, and signal resolve amid growing pressure, with implications extending well beyond its domestic political landscape. Supply chain resilience a priority.

Under extreme pressure, one Vietnam War pilot chose to press on after losing teammates, facing layered threats and chaos. Clear intent, disciplined judgement, and moral courage turned a near-failure into success, while protecting others.

Amid rising Indo‑Pacific tensions, the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) is shifting to a denial strategy: prioritising long‑range strike, unmanned systems, agile basing and allied integration to deter aggression, despite limited aircraft numbers.