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Alternatively, this piece could be entitled considerations with regard to being able to project relevant military capabilities for Germany’s perimeter defense. In any case, I would argue that we need…
This report brings together a number of the articles written by Pierre Tran and published on Second Line of Defense since January 1, 2022. As the war in Ukraine broke…
Royal Australian Navy landing helicopter dock HMAS Canberra (L02) departed Joint Base Pearl Harbor – Hickam on 12 July 2022 and embarked two U.S. Marine Corps MV-22 Ospreys during Rim…
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During my most recent visit to Denmark in June 2022, I had a chance to meet with Rear Admiral (Retired) Nils Wang, director of Naval Team Denmark and former Head…
Review by Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, AO CSC (Rtd.), Former Chief of Navy, Australia
CANBERRA: At a large dinner here attended by its ambassador and a host of senior acquisition officials, South Korea made clear its eagerness to deepen defense ties with Australia, making…
By Christopher Kourloufas
Failure is neither always bad nor always good – what matters is the context. Any response to failure must be tuned to the context within which it occurs. Especially if we want to encourage positive behaviours of our people and teams in the increasingly
