The Army as an Instrument of National Power LTGEN David Morrison
The role of the RAAF in Australia’s security AIRMSHL Geoff Brown
Reframing the defence discourse: Australia’s ‘black swan’ and its implications for preparedness and mobilization LTCOL Andrew Stephens and Dr Haroro J. Ingram
Counterinsurgency lessons for the North-West frontier COL Graeme Sligo
The Expectations of strategic air power SQNLDR Adrian Reeve
The US submarine campaign in the Pacific, 1941-45 BRIG Mick Ryan
Sea control in amphibious operations LCDR Josh Wilson
Japan’s Energy Security Challenges Linda McCann
Modern expeditionary warfare MAJ David Beaumont
Refocusing the Australia-PNG relationship LTCOL Stephen Blair
Operating in a degraded information environment LTCOL Michael Scott
The compelling requirement to energy-proof the Australian Defence Force MAJ Martin White
Confidentiality: ethical problems for military professionals with two ‘masters’ CMDR David S. Goble and CAPT Joseph L. Lukaitis
The future of command and control: questions, observations and reflections Dr David Schmidtchen, Dr Sharon Boswell, Dr Mark Burnett, Dr Alex Kalloniatis and Dr Richard Taylor
The sorry state of military sociology in Australia Nick Jans
Integrating space effects into Australia’s joint operations SQNLDR Lyle Holt
The Standardisation problem: managing the obstacles to multilateral standardization and interoperability in networks LTCOL Ralph E. Giffin and Dr Darryn J. Reid
Operation TRIDENT: Points of interest and strategic lessons LEUT Michael Paes
Soldier to diplomat: the John Ryan story Michael Fogarty
Opening Address: Planning for the future in the Australian Defence Force MAJGEN John Hartley (RET)
Keynote Address: What are the trends in international security over the next 20 years? Mr Max Boot
Combined civil-military responses to national and in ternational events GEN John Abizaid
Transformation requirements to meet emerging trends Mr Terry J. Pudas
Lessons learned from contemporary operations LTGEN Ken Gillespie
The ADF of the future ACM Angus Houston
ADF Responses to meet future contingencies RADM Russell Crane, LTGEN Peter Leahy, AIRMSHL Geoff Shepherd
What are the most likely military and wider national responses that may be required over the next 20 years? Deputy Commissioner John Lawler and Mr Michael Pezzullo
Will Australia have the economic, industrial and workforce skill base to support the ADF in 2020 and beyond? Mr Geoff Fray, Mr. Duncan Lewis and Mr Mark Thomson
Review Article: The Assassins’ Gate: America in Iraq reviewed by Professor Stephen Levine
Personality type and Military culture in the Anglo-West LTCOL H.Bondy
A comparison between the private sector and military approaches to organizational principles and values BRIG Peter Acutt
Human factors and the ‘can-do’ attitude: strength or weakness? Boyd Falconer
Military heroism: an Australian perspective Tony Vonthoff
A principal role for the army reserves: a capability for Australian homeland defence John Donovan
Information warfare: can the concept be applied to the war-on-drugs? Dr Hank Prunckun From the Service Study Centres – a selection of reprinted articles
Political and Cultural issues that impact on the ability of states in South-East Asia to respond to regional security concern CAPT Peter Leschen, COL Thitinant Thanyasiri, WGCDR Tony Himdmarsh
The effects of the Bush Doctrine on commitments and alliances in South-East Asia Commander Franz-Josef Birkel, Mr Warren Karle and COL David Welch
Are the USA’s national interests in the Asia-Pacific region sufficient to keep America engaged in the region as the 21st century progresses? CAPT Shane Peachey
A new way of equipping Pastors and Priests for ADF chaplaincy Chaplain Peter Hayes and Chaplain Kevin Russell
Employment of Australian helicopters in Vietnam: strategic failure, operational pragmatism and tactical success LTCOL Chris Field
Contemporary perspectives on national missile defence Lieutenant Reuben R.E. Bowd
Dissecting command and control with Occams’s Razor or Ask not what ‘command’ and ‘control’ means to you but what you mean by ‘command and control’ Dr Noel Sproles
Australian leadership – leading edge or luddite? CAPT Christopher Ruff
Does risk management cultivate a culture of risk avoidance CAPT I.D. Langford
Current and future command challenges for New Zealand defence force personnel Dr Joel Hayward
The relevance of Manoeuvre warfare to the Australian Army in the information age MAJ David McGuire
Some aspects of the Revolution in Military Affairs and the impact on the ADF COL M. Goodyer
Leadership skills for APS Managers in Defence Jacinta Carroll
Non-combat occupational stress and fatigue: a review of factors and measurement issues for the ADF CAPT S.K. Brooks, Professor D.G. Byrne and MAJ S.E. Hodson
Tilrotors and the Australian Defence Force LCDR Tim Leonard
Rich organization, poor organization: defence performance and military leadership BRIG Nick Jans (ret)
Improving the development and use of human resources in the Australian defence force: key concpets for strategic management LT L.T. Jones, LT D. Murray, Associate Professor P.A. McGavin
The dragon looks south CAPT Anton Nugroho
An architectural framework for the Australia army’s tactical communication system Dr M.R. Frater and Dr M.J. Ryan
A humanitarian role and capability enhancement fot he primary casualty receiving facility LEUT Fabian Purcell
The Challenge of ‘new times’: developing a doctrine for an uncertain future Dr. Alan Ryan
