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September 5, 2022

Professional Development Talk by Dr David Kilcullen

Dr David Kilcullen recently conducted professional development talks for the NZ Army on current and future conflicts. David is the leading theorist and practitioner of guerrilla and unconventional warfare, and counter-terrorism.The talk does not necessarily reflect…

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Command and Control Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning Warfighting Functions

November 25, 2021

Rethinking Centre of Gravity

By Mr C. Parsons …a centre of power and movement will form itself, on which everything depends; and against this centre of gravity of the enemy, the concentrated blow of all forces must be…

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February 2, 2021

Forward Deployed on Eco Beach – The NZ Army of 2040

By Mr M. Smith The New Zealand Army of 2040 will have its roots in the current concepts and projects being implemented and developed today. As part of a mature Networked Combat Force it will…

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Command and Control Editors Pick People and Leadership Training

November 19, 2020

Adding Value to Military Leadership Teams: The wisdom of a Warrant Officer (Sergeant Major)

By Mr T. Sincock Introduction “His Sergeant Major’s call-sign is ‘Two Eyes’. He is the commanding officer’s second set of eyes within the fight, he does not stay with the commanding officer. But instead is at…

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Command and Control Concepts and Doctrine Intelligence

July 17, 2020

Reflective Report on ‘Ethical and Moral Issues in Intelligence’ of Mark M. Lowenthal’s Intelligence: From Secrets to Policy.

Reflective Report on ‘Ethical and Moral Issues in Intelligence’ of Mark M. Lowenthal’s Intelligence: From Secrets to Policy. By Jack Seabrook I was fairly cynical reading Mark Lowenthal’s writing. While his credentials as a retired…

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Command and Control History Land

June 23, 2020

The Strength of Bamboo: Why America withdrew its combat Troops from the Vietnam War

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Finalist for the Officer Category June 2020 By Mrs. R. Michie By 1968 the American political elite, including the President of the United States, knew America needed…

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Command and Control Influence Activities People and Leadership Sustainment Warfighting Functions

June 18, 2020

Steadying the Ship: Observations of our Civil Leadership and what NZDF leaders can learn.

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Finalist for the Officer Category June 2020 By Mr. L Macintosh We are currently living in a time of uncertainty. The unprecedented impact of the new Coronavirus Disease…

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Capabilities, Technology and Innovation Command and Control Concepts and Doctrine Influence Activities Movement and Manoeuvre

June 11, 2020

Warfare has moved from Melee to Mass, to Manoeuvre.

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner for the Officer Category June 2020. What is the next evolution? This article doesn’t have an answer, but the next adaptation could be developing Human-Machine-Manoeuvre. By Mr…

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Command and Control Organisational Learning People and Leadership Training

November 6, 2019

The art and science of tactics: The military application of creative and critical thinking

By Mr M. Latta “The society that separates scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools.” Thucydides Thinking is mental activity that allows us…

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Command and Control Land Organisational Learning Training

November 6, 2019

Relevance and implications for the NZDF to include Advise and Assist functions within the current operation Manawa mandate

By S53, OP MANAWA IV Introduction “Arguably, the most important military component in the War on Terror is not the fighting we do ourselves, but how well we enable and empower our partners to defend…

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Professional Development Talk by Dr David Kilcullen

Rethinking Centre of Gravity

Forward Deployed on Eco Beach – The NZ Army of 2040

Adding Value to Military Leadership Teams: The wisdom of a Warrant Officer (Sergeant Major)

Reflective Report on ‘Ethical and Moral Issues in Intelligence’ of Mark M. Lowenthal’s Intelligence: From Secrets to Policy.

The Strength of Bamboo: Why America withdrew its combat Troops from the Vietnam War

Steadying the Ship: Observations of our Civil Leadership and what NZDF leaders can learn.

Warfare has moved from Melee to Mass, to Manoeuvre.

The art and science of tactics: The military application of creative and critical thinking

Relevance and implications for the NZDF to include Advise and Assist functions within the current operation Manawa mandate

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