Video Seminar 05 Jul 2021 Tribes and Tournaments: Culture by Default or Design Developing an intellectual edge based on empowerment, innovative thinking and strategic acumen is recognised as integral to success in many organis By SQNLDR Kim Whitney
Publication Conference Proceedings 31 Mar 2020 Developing Rapid Force Projection - Conference Proceedings Multiple challenges are coming fast and simultaneously creating a future operational environment of unprecedented complexity. For example: By Air Power Development Centre
Video Seminar 20 Aug 2020 An Australian Space Industrial Base – Grand Strategy or Strategy of Grandeur? It’s a pivotal moment to be engaged in the space sector in Australia. By Darin Lovett
Publication Air Power Fellow Series 01 Jun 1992 Advanced The Potential of Satellites for Wide Area Surveillance of Australia The capabilities of existing and proposed future satellite sensors are examined for their ability to provide wide area surveillance of Australia, and recommendations are made regarding future potentials of space-based surveillance. By Wayne Gale
Publication Air Power Fellow Series 10 Jul 1997 Expert The Power of Many - The Human Factor and Air Power The nature of war demands attention to the human factor above any other single factor. By Gary Williams
Publication Beyond the Future Force 24 Oct 2019 Project Asteria 2019: Space Debris, Space Traffic Management and Space Sustainability Project ASTERIA 2019 is a collaborative project between writers from the Air Power Development Centre (APDC) and the Australia New Zealand Space La By Michael Spencer (Ed.)
Publication Conference Proceedings 16 Jun 1996 Advanced RAAF Air Power Conference 1996: New Era Security: The RAAF in the Next Twenty-five Years Air Power conference 1996, Anyone with an interest in strategic studies, foreign relations, military history and defence technology will find this volume invaluable. By Alan Stephens (ed)
Publication Beyond the Future Force 08 Feb 2019 Prototype Warfare and the Fourth Industrial Age Australian companies, researchers and academics are being pushed by the Australian Government to embrace the fourth industrial revolution. By Peter Layton