Stay ConnectedProfessional Military Education in 30 minute sessions. Historic Battles study through current doctrine to gain lessons learned. Tactics, Strategy, Combined Arms, Military Leadership in a format for Unit PME programs.
We study the great battles to draw the lessons on strategy, tactics and leadership. Get your lessons learned here rather than in AAR format.
This presentation, part of the Royal Australian Artillery Historical Company's Firepower: Lessons from the Great War Seminar Series and is presented by Air Commodore Mark Lax RAAF, OAM, CSM, (retd).
We look at how techniques for the cooperation between air and ground elements were developed in the First World War.
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We conduct Mission Analysis in order to determine the desired endstate for the deployment of 1 ATF to Nui Dat and the orders for D/6 as they patrolled out to Long Tan.
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This presentation, part of the Royal Australian Artillery Historical Company's Firepower: Lessons from the Great War Seminar Series and is presented by MAJ Trevor Watson RAA.
Without the ability to learn and adapt to new and emerging circumstances a military organisation will be unable to achieve success in combat. Military organisations must be agile in their ability to learn and adapt to main an advantage over their adversary.
This looks at artillery command and control and the change from the emphasis on destruction to nuetralisation.
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This presentation, part of the Royal Australian Artillery Historical Company, is the plenary session, with MC MAJ GEN Tim Ford.
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This presentation, part of the Royal Australian Artillery Historical Company, is by Keith Glyde and is presented by LT COL Nick Floyd.
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Dr William Westerman presents this episode on the career of LT GEN Sir Joseph John Talbot Hobbs, KCB, KCMG, VD, who served as both commander of Australian Artillery and then as the Commander of the Australian 5th Division.
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We continue our look at women's service in the Great Patriotic War with the book by Svetlana Alexievich. If you haven't already listened to it, please listen to the first episode that looks at some of the history of women in war.
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This podcast looks at the contribution of Soviet women to the military in the Great Patriotic War.
Based on the The Unwomanly Face of War, by Svetlana Alexievich which received a Nobel Prize for Literature.
We discuss:
What does the female contribution to Total War mean for a moral centre of gravity.
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This lecture by LT COL David Brooks is presented by BRIG John Cox.
We look at the changes in the technology and the industrial base as Britain and Australia moved to an industrial war footing for the production and development of artillery ammunition.
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