The global adaptation war and implications for Australia
 
 

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Dear ,

This is one for anyone who cares about Australia's security. We are told we live in the most challenging times ever, and we are less prepared than at any time since Federation, but what needs to be done?

Countries are defended by ideas, as well as men and resources. Major General Mick Ryan AM explores Australia's challenges in an age of innovation.

The function will be held on August 19, 6:00 pm for 6:30 pm in the offices of PeopleIN Level 6, 540 Wickham Street, FORTITUDE VALLEY. To book click here.

Mick Ryan is a soldier scholar. He breaks the rule that those who can't do teach. In 35 years in the military he commanded at platoon, squadron, regiment, task-force and brigade levels in East Timor, Iraq and southern Afghanistan.

Then for four years he led a significant reform of the Australian Defence College as its commanding officer.

Who better to educate us all on the challenges in the current military environment, which are monumental? Our defence doctrine has been based around integration into international, mostly US, forces. But the US appears to now think its allies should be ready to fight on their own. Just how ready is Australia?

After this function you'll be in a better position to answer that question, and many others. You'll also have had a good time with friends, new friends and colleagues.

Mick is retired from the army and currently dispenses his wisdom from his Substack Futura Doctrina, in between being a Senior Fellow at the Lowy Institute and an Adjunct Fellow at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies. He has a PhD and is a Distinguished Graduate of the United States Marine Corps Command and Staff College, and a graduate of the USMC School of Advanced Warfighting. In 2012, he graduated with distinction from the Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies.

To book click here.

Kind regards,

GRAHAM YOUNG
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE FOR PROGRESS

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