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April 11, 2022

Smokers Can Have a Smoke: The Challenge of Reducing Smoking Initiation Among New Recruits

SMOKERS CAN HAVE A SMOKE: THE CHALLENGE OF REDUCING SMOKING INITIATION AMONG NEW RECRUITS By J. Gradwell “Smokers can have a smoke”. Everyone who has marched out of Waiouru will remember these words. Called out…

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Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning Training

March 22, 2022

Teaching Tactics: Changes to the Grade 2 and Grade 3 Courses

TEACHING TACTICS: CHANGES TO THE GRADE 2 AND GRADE 3 COURSES By Chief Instructor, Tactical School This series, written by the Chief Instructor of Tactical School, is comprised of three individual articles that will…

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Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning Warfighting Functions

March 16, 2022

Changes To Doctrine And Processes: Enhancing Interoperability

CHANGES TO DOCTRINE AND PROCESSES: ENHANCING INTEROPERABILITY By Chief Instructor, Tactical School This series, written by the Chief Instructor of Tactical School, is comprised of three individual articles that will be published individually in…

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Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning

March 11, 2022

Tactical and Planning Excellence: Changes to the NZ Army’s Planning Doctrine and Tactical School Courses

TACTICAL AND PLANNING EXCELLENCE: CHANGES TO THE NZ ARMY’S PLANNING DOCTRINE AND TACTICAL SCHOOL COURSES By Chief Instructor, Tactical School This series, written by the Chief Instructor of Tactical School, is comprised of three…

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Capabilities, Technology and Innovation Concepts and Doctrine Editors Pick Organisational Learning

January 27, 2022

The New Zealand Army Post-Protect: A Proactive Strategic Tool in the Indo-Pacific

THE NEW ZEALAND ARMY POST-PROTECT: A PROACTIVE STRATEGIC TOOL IN THE INDO-PACIFIC By Mr J.J. Corlett Introduction The strategic interests of New Zealand span across the globe, and align closely with the economic and political…

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December 16, 2021

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Officer Category: NZ Army’s Greatest Information Warfare Opportunity: Military Public Affairs

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Officer Category December 2021. NZ ARMY’S GREATEST INFORMATION WARFARE OPPORTUNITY: MILITARY PUBLIC AFFAIRS By Mr A. Mitchell The pen is mightier than the sword.…

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December 16, 2021

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the WO/NCO Category: The ‘Digital Logistics Chain’ – An Essential Requirement for Information Warfare

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the WO/NCO Category December 2021. THE 'DIGITAL LOGISTICS CHAIN' - AN ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENT FOR INFORMATION WARFARE By Ms D. Kendon The world produced an estimated…

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December 16, 2021

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Civilian Category: The Impact Information Can Have on the NZ Army in the Contemporary Battlespace of Information Warfare

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Civilian Category December 2021. THE IMPACT INFORMATION CAN HAVE ON THE NZ ARMY IN THE CONTEMPORARY BATTLESPACE OF INFORMATION WARFARE. By Ms. T. Sanders…

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November 15, 2021

Aligning Combined-Arms Regeneration to Strategic Direction

By J. Martin The NZ Army collective combined-arms capability must meet the Government of New Zealand’s (GoNZ) directed outputs as expressed in the NZDF Output Plan. The pre-Op PROTECT approach to the generation of the…

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October 28, 2021

How Should the NZ Army Approach the Regeneration of Collective Combined-Arms Capability Post-OP PROTECT?

By H. Smiler The New Zealand Army accounts for 80% of the New Zealand Defence Force’s contribution to Operation Protect. Indeed, Operation Protect is the largest operational deployment of soldiers and officers from the New…

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Smokers Can Have a Smoke: The Challenge of Reducing Smoking Initiation Among New Recruits

Teaching Tactics: Changes to the Grade 2 and Grade 3 Courses

Changes To Doctrine And Processes: Enhancing Interoperability

Tactical and Planning Excellence: Changes to the NZ Army’s Planning Doctrine and Tactical School Courses

The New Zealand Army Post-Protect: A Proactive Strategic Tool in the Indo-Pacific

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Officer Category: NZ Army’s Greatest Information Warfare Opportunity: Military Public Affairs

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the WO/NCO Category: The ‘Digital Logistics Chain’ – An Essential Requirement for Information Warfare

New Zealand Chief of Army Writing Competition Winner of the Civilian Category: The Impact Information Can Have on the NZ Army in the Contemporary Battlespace of Information Warfare

Aligning Combined-Arms Regeneration to Strategic Direction

How Should the NZ Army Approach the Regeneration of Collective Combined-Arms Capability Post-OP PROTECT?

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