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RUSI Defence Systems: The Australian Army: Small but Adaptable 25 Jun 2010
Dr Andrew Davies considers the capabilities of the Australian Army and how it hsould approach its next Defence White Paper Land Forces Aerospace Defence Management

Analysis: A Bad Week for Afghan Strategists 24 Jun 2010 by Professor Michael Clarke
While the sombre landmark of the three hundredth British death was passed this week, and the Commander has been summarily replaced, politicians and military leaders reveal divisions at the top that make everyone wonder whether the campaign is winnable. Military Personnel Land Forces Afghanistan Central and South Asia UK Europe United States Americas

News: The 'McChrystal effect' helping to turn the tide in Helmand 23 Jun 2010
British operations in Helmand Province are showing signs of significant progress, thanks partly to the success of the counter insurgency strategy and the leadership of General Stanley McChrystal, argues a new report from the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). UK Europe Afghanistan Central and South Asia United States Americas Land Forces

RUSI Defence Systems: Commercialising Robotic and Unmanned Systems 23 Jun 2010
Dewar Donnithorne-Tait discusses what must be done to allow robotics systems to work alongside those that are manned Aerospace Maritime Forces Land Forces

RUSI Defence Systems: Lessons from the Procurement of Armoured Fighting Vehicles 23 Jun 2010
Peter Flach sets out the reasons that MoD has spent almost £1bn without a single vehicle to show for it Land Forces Defence Policy UK Europe

RUSI Journal: The Army Brain: A Historical Perspective on Doctrine, Development and the Challenges of Future Conflict 23 Jun 2010
Engaging in a constantly evolving battlespace, the British Army needs to ensure that its intellectual capacity keeps pace with frontline demand Military Personnel Land Forces

Analysis: 'Unjustified and Unjustifiable' - the action of soldiers on Bloody Sunday, 1972 16 Jun 2010 by Margaret Gilmore
The longest and most expensive public inquiry in UK legal history has finally produced its report - to extraordinary scenes in Londonderry. Just as Bloody Sunday was a catalyst leading to an upsurge in violence then, so this report into events could now prove a critical turning point in consolidating the peace process today. Land Forces Military Personnel UK Europe

News: General David Petraeus remarks at the RUSI Land Warfare Conference 9 Jun 2010
General David H. Petraeus, the current Commander of US Central Command spoke at RUSI's Land Warfare Conference on 9 June 2010. General Petraeus spoke of the enduring relationship between British and US Armed forces. Defence Policy Land Forces UK Europe United States Americas Afghanistan Central and South Asia Iraq Middle East and North Africa

News: General David Petraeus and General David Richards to address RUSI Land Warfare conference 18 Mar 2010 by Olivier Grouille
General David Petraeus, Commander of United States Central Command will join General Sir David Richards, Chief of the General Staff at a high-profile RUSI conference. Land Forces

RUSI Defence Systems: Sustainment Moves to the Next Level: Rethinking Our Life-Cycle Focus 4 Mar 2010
The US Army has renewed its focus on the whole life cycle from research and development through in-service support to disposal, asset visibility, ramping up and scaling down as necessary, and investing wisely in logistic facilities Land Forces United States Americas Defence Management

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