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Margarida Mota, the foreign affairs reporter of Lisbon’s leading weekly newspaper “Expresso,” interviewed me for her…
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The good news is the United States is calling for diplomacy in the Middle East. The…
Read More »Shaping Space for Autonomous Systems in the Operating Force: The Case of the Loyal Wingman
In the re-direction of Australian defence underway by the Labor government, a key challenge will be…
Read More »Shaping a Way Ahead for Australian Maritime Strategy
The Williams Foundation Seminar held on April 11, 2024 focused on how multi-domain operations could enable…
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Coast Guard Cutter Healy is the Coast Guard’s largest vessel and one of only two U.S.…
Read More »The Osprey Maintainability and Sustainment Eco-System
The Osprey was built from the outset as a digital aircraft and a pioneer in the…
Read More »The Australian Government and Its Way Ahead in Defence: An April 2024 Update
The Australian government announced a “historic” shift for the future of the Australian military today, from…
Read More »Deterrence and Defence Manufacturing: Australia Faces a Major Challenge
Deterrence has been this Government’s mantra from the early stages of its time in office. Initially…
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