Logo Screeen Grab 29May.PNG
  • Research

  • Insights

    • The Central Blue
    • Expert Analysis
    • Event Proceedings
    • Williams Video
  • Programs

    • Air Power Scholars
    • Competitions
    • TCB Submissions
  • Events

  • People

    • Board
    • Fellows
    • Operations Team
  • Partnering

    • Corporate Partners
    • Membership
    • Knowledge Network
  • Contact

  • JOIN / Login

  • More

    Use tab to navigate through the menu items.
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn
    Planning to Win: Structuring the Force – Part 2 – Gus McLachlan
    • Mar 2, 2020
    • 7 min

    Planning to Win: Structuring the Force – Part 2 – Gus McLachlan

    MAJGEN Gus McLachlan AO (Retd) shares his thoughts on how to best approach force structure to gain a winning advantage.
    China’s Regional Bomber and its Implications – James Bosbotinis
    • Mar 17, 2019
    • 5 min

    China’s Regional Bomber and its Implications – James Bosbotinis

    The US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) published an unclassified assessment of Chinese military developments on 15 January 2019.
    China’s Evolving Long-Range Strike Capability and its Implications – James Bosbotinis
    • Oct 15, 2018
    • 5 min

    China’s Evolving Long-Range Strike Capability and its Implications – James Bosbotinis

    China is developing and deploying a broad-based long-range precision strike capability that will in the near-term enable Beijing to project
    Ghost Fleet: A Review – Jason Begley
    • Oct 21, 2016
    • 4 min

    Ghost Fleet: A Review – Jason Begley

    Though a work of fiction, Ghost Fleet stimulates the reader’s thinking about a broad range of ideas and issues, encouraging open-mindedness and innovation. This is the type of thinking necessary for the success of the Royal Australian Air Force’s Plan JERICHO. [Image Credit: Amazon.com] Ghost Fleet has attracted extensive attention among military commentators since it was published in 2015, culminating in co-author August Cole’s presentation to at the 2016 Air Power Conferenc
    • Sep 29, 2016
    • 4 min

    Anti-Access/Area Denial – Christopher Cowan

    Anti-access/area denial is not as new as you might think. Commonly known as A2/AD, “anti-access/area denial”  has become a hot topic in recent years. Many have detailed the threats that A2/AD weapons systems pose to the US military, especially its aircraft carriers. But those threats aren’t new; A2/AD campaigns have been waged since the Greco-Persian War. They aren’t even new threats to American aircraft carriers, which faced a similar threat from the Soviet Navy during the C

    Stay up-to-date with our work 

    SUBSCRIBE

    • White Facebook Icon
    • White Twitter Icon
    • White Pinterest Icon
    • White Instagram Icon
    WF Logo Small White.png

    Discover Williams

    About Us

    Member Log-on

    Foundation News & Updates

    Governance

    Privacy Statement

    Contact Us

    Contact Us

    PO Box 5214
    KINGSTON ACT 2604

    ​

    info@williamsfoundation.org.au

    ​

    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • LinkedIn

    © 2022 Sir Richard Williams Foundation Inc. Site by ARTIQULUS