PME / Training
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Start. Just Start – PME and the fear of writing.
By Rebecca Marlow. Through the Logistics in War and over the past two years Dave Beaumont has been challenging logisticians to think and write about their profession. It is important to our profession that we have a robust discussion and… Continue reading
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Training the Australian Army’s logistics officers – a new LIW series
By David Beaumont. Logistics in War has contended with the topic of training, and the preparation of logisticians for a variety of operational and garrison possibilities. Readers have been the beneficiary of insights – but also asked poignant questions – in… Continue reading
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Reforming logistics training: themes, challenges and the quest for the ideal
By David Beaumont. A common trend found in the literature of military logistics is the decrying of training and education gaps interspersed within the persuasive arguments for greater military interest in logistics. Lieutenant Colonel George Thorpe’s systemic and structural analysis… Continue reading
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Learning and training to get it right – what environment are we preparing Army logisticians for?
By Michael Lane. It has been said that origins of modern logistics were adopted from the military. This implies that at some point in time military logisticians were the leaders in logistics thinking and by extension logistics training. However, where… Continue reading
The Paper War: Logistics... and everything but the fighting. 