How can Australia make better use of the force it already has? SAGE Strategic Intelligence Brief #012 examines lessons from Rhodesian Fire Force to propose sovereign mobile defence—an Australian conventional doctrine built around joint integration, domestic sustainment and resilience against Chinese Threshold Conditioning, within forecast defence budgets.
America’s military superiority depends on its ability to sustain global commitments. SIB 011 examines how strategic overextension and defence industrial constraints can enable Threshold Conditioning, weaken allied readiness and increase pressure on Washington—and why Australia must strengthen sovereign capability, diversify supply and build greater strategic resilience.
SAGE Strategic Intelligence Brief – Special Report #001 AUKUS Pillar I: Strategic Capability or Industrial Gamble? 9 July 2026 SAGE… Read more >
March 2015 Sub Summit 2015 was a landmark event in Australia’s defence and industrial history, bringing together international media, defence… Read more >
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