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Editors Pick History Land People and Leadership Protection

To Subdue the Enemy without Fighting is the Height of Excellence

By Mr J. van der Zanden As a coalition partner, NZ conveys a grass roots approach contrasting with the Weltpolitik, which inspired Australia’s Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands, (‘RAMSI’). Reaction to the September…

Adam ColmanMarch 2, 2021

Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning People and Leadership Training

Primacy of Moral and Conceptual Components

By Mr M. Edwards To paraphrase Clausewitz, war is a triumvirate of Moral, Physical and Conceptual components. From a State point of view this is: the will of a people to fight, the physical equipment…

Adam ColmanFebruary 23, 2021

Editors Pick People and Leadership Wellness

Welfare Matters

By Ms C. Voyce To be a valued partner, the New Zealand Army needs to look after their people. It is 2040. After much training and preparation, we had met the requirements to deploy. As…

Adam ColmanFebruary 18, 2021

Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Information Actions Warfighting Functions

PUSH TO THE EDGE: ADAPTING THE NEW ZEALAND TASK GROUP HEADQUARTERS TO WIN THE NEXT FIGHT

By Mr S. MacBeth Commanders at all levels have to act more on their own: they are given latitude to work out their own plans to achieve what they know to be the commander’s intention. …

Adam ColmanFebruary 11, 2021

To Subdue the Enemy without Fighting is the Height of Excellence

Primacy of Moral and Conceptual Components

Welfare Matters

To Subdue the Enemy without Fighting is the Height of Excellence

Primacy of Moral and Conceptual Components

Welfare Matters

PUSH TO THE EDGE: ADAPTING THE NEW ZEALAND TASK GROUP HEADQUARTERS TO WIN THE NEXT FIGHT

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