Australian Army Journal

The Australian Army Journal, which the LWSC publishes three times a year, provides the primary forum for Army's professional discourse. The Australian Army Journal, in addition to facilitating debate within the Australian Army, also raises the quality and intellectual rigour of that professional debate by adhering to a strict and demanding standard of quality. This publication is now well respected internationally, and gives Army's soldiers and officers an opportunity not only to reach out to their colleagues in the Army and the rest of the ADF, but also to military personnel the world over. Articles considered for publication within the Australian Army Journal are judged strictly on relevance and merit by the editorial board, so literally everyone, in uniform or not, who believes they have something to contribute to the profession of arms is strongly encouraged to submit their work for consideration.

Congratulations Major Michael Scott, winner of the Chauvel Essay Prize for 2007 with his article 'Rebuilding Afghanistan One Mud-brick at a Time: Lessons from an Aussie Engineer' which was published in the Autumn 2007 edition of the Australian Army Journal.

AAJ Submissions	Michelle Lovi
AAJ Distribution or Ordering Enquiries	Antony Trentini