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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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Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning People and Leadership

December 3, 2021

Women, Peace and Security A Police Perspective

By Ms. C. Bibby An address by Senior Sergeant Claire Bibby, New Zealand Police at the public launch of the New Zealand National Action Plan for United Nations Security Resolution 1325 Women, Peace and Security…

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Editors Pick Organisational Learning People and Leadership

November 30, 2021

So you don’t have a mentor?

By Mr N. Wike, U.S Army The time has come to take the next step in your career. Behind you lies a string of accomplishments and a legacy that would be the envy of any…

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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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Capabilities, Technology and Innovation Editors Pick Land Training Warfighting Functions

September 24, 2021

A Future Force for the Pacific

By Mr M. Smith 2040 will see the culmination of a slow transition away from the post-Cold War mindset in the NZ Army that has proved so hard to shift. A focus on the Pacific…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Protection

September 13, 2021

COVID and the Taliban

By Mr R. Hutson All the king’s metrics and all the king’s men could not put Afghanistan together again (at least in terms of “Western” will). There are stark parallels between coalition efforts in Afghanistan…

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Editors Pick History Organisational Learning People and Leadership Warfighting Functions

September 6, 2021

Military Grade Autism – How People with Autism can Enhance Operational Effectiveness

By Mr J.G When one considers diversity in the New Zealand Defence Force, most immediately turn to the push to recruit underrepresented groups. Women (outside some select trades), Pasifika New Zealanders and Asian New Zealanders…

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Capabilities, Technology and Innovation Editors Pick People and Leadership Sustainment Training

August 25, 2021

Getting the Right People in our Targets

By Mr M. Horn The NZDF and the NZ Army has made big moves to improve the people domain. Initiatives such as Op Respect and Wāhine Toa have enhanced the inclusive culture in which we…

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Capabilities, Technology and Innovation Editors Pick Movement and Manoeuvre Sea Training

August 9, 2021

Matching Training to Capability: Closing the Amphibious Training Gap

By Mr S. Bartlett The Background The Future Land Operating Concept 35 (FLOC 35) has indicated that there will continue to be a strong expectation that the New Zealand Defence Force will respond to instability…

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Editors Pick People and Leadership Wellness

July 26, 2021

Mental Health and Inclusivity

By Ms E. Frith “25% of New Zealanders have poor mental wellbeing, with under 35s being more at risk of mental illness.” Current serving members (and veterans) of the armed forces are no less at risk…

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Professional Development Talk by Dr David Kilcullen

Women, Peace and Security A Police Perspective

So you don’t have a mentor?

Rethinking Centre of Gravity

A Future Force for the Pacific

COVID and the Taliban

Military Grade Autism – How People with Autism can Enhance Operational Effectiveness

Getting the Right People in our Targets

Matching Training to Capability: Closing the Amphibious Training Gap

Mental Health and Inclusivity

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