Resupply Reduction –
Wrapping up the series on reducing resupply, I think it is important to note that there are certainly means of reducing demand across the three main commodity categories of water,…
Resupply Reduction — Power
Just like water and rations in the earlier posts, power is a complicated topic that is difficult to fully address in a single blog post; I can only touch the…
Resupply Reduction — Rations
In this part of the 'reducing resupply', a look at rations, and food more generally. It is probably fair to say there is less scope for demand reduction with food,…
Resupply Reduction — Water
Continuing the supply reduction series, this one is about water. To restate, the exam question is: How can we reduce the frequency of resupply for small units when deployed? Water…
Resupply Reduction — Introduction
This series began with a discussion about the necessity to minimise resupply vehicle movements between echelons, considering the potential prevalence of FPVs and UAS on a modern battlefield. Personnel in…
Leadership and Retention — Part 2
There seems to be something wrong with (some of) our Captain’s today Recent years have seen a number of Royal Navy Commanding Officers removed from their posts. In May 2019,…
Falkland Islands Aviation before the Argentine Invasion
Before the 1982 conflict, aviation on the Falkland Islands was increasingly important to the health, wealth, and well-being of the islanders. During WWII, many seaplanes visited the islands, this Sunderland…
Leadership and Retention — Part 1
Leadership and Retention — and where we have gone wrong A two part series on leadership and retention, the first one from Dom Dom is a co-founder of Shipwrekt podcast,…
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