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Open to Enlisted Aviator Workforce only.

Initially established in 2021 as The WOFF-AF Creative Writing Award, The Corporal Margaret Clarke Award (The Award) aims to promote the development of air and space power analysis from within the enlisted aviator workforce. The objective of The Award is to encourage and inspire enlisted aviators to consume, contribute and contest contemporary air and space power issues; and to research, analyse and debate possibilities for air and space power beyond the future force.

Open to Australian Residents.

The Wrigley prize was introduced in 2010 to promote air power analysis. Submissions contribute to the bodies of work on air power theory, and education. The competition added space power theories and concepts in 2021.

The objective of the Wrigley Prize is to encourage and inspire personnel from the military, academia and other professional disciplines to consume, contribute and contest contemporary air power and space power issues and to research, analyse and debate possibilities for air power and space power beyond the future force.

The Air and Space Power Seminar Series provides access to a wide array of talented and insightful speakers, exploring a range of topics related to air power, space power and strategy considerations. If you have a topic you would to present as a seminar, get in touch with us and we will work with you to see what is possible!

ASPC supports the development of ideas into deeper analysis, research and actionable outcomes. If approved, these short form publications, known as monographs, will be published by ASPC following a supported development, review and editing process. If you would like to request consideration for support of your idea, complete the Research Proposal template and ASPC staff will be in touch to discuss the next steps