Brian Weston - the activities of 1st October 2019 had little to do with some four millennia of China’s history.."

Brian Weston - Williams placed emphasis on Australia’s proximity to South-east Asia and of the importance of Australia’s north

...major presentations and discussions at the Williams Foundation seminar on the requirements for fifth generation manoeuvre

Dr Robbin Laird Final Report: The Requirements of Fifth Generation Manoeuvre October 2019

Examine the differences and potential gaps in how the Australian Defence Force must equip and organise for multi-domain operations

Alan Stephens - continues the story by describing Sir Richard Williams’ strategy for defending Australia.

Errol McCormack Members Lunch - Coalition Warfighting and Pacific AOR Interoperability

Brian Weston - expands on the huge task Richard Williams faced when the Australian Air Force was established on 31 March, 1921 ‒ the prefix

Brian Weston - outline of who was Richard Williams, and why is there a foundation bearing his name.

The latest Williams Seminar held in Canberra on April 11, 2019 focused on the strategic shift for Australia within the context of the evolvi

The seminar will address the evolving Australian approach to building new capabilities and systems with an expanded role for Australian indu

Brian Weston - announcement in 1968 that Britain would withdraw from its interests 'East of Suez' was to have long reaching consequences...

Brian Weston -A national commitment of impressive proportions...led to the establishment of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation (SEATO),

Brian Weston - culmination of these developments saw, by 1959, 50% of Australia’s operational fighter force (two squadrons CAC Sabre

The Malayan Emergency foreshadowed the long timescales involved in conducting counter-insurgency warfare

It was the declaration, on 18 June 1948, of the commencement of the Malayan Emergency following the murder of three British estate managers

Since 2014, the Williams Foundation has held a series of seminars, which have looked at the nature of military transformation enabled by new

Flight Lieutenant William Ellis “Bill” Newton was the only RAAF winner of the Victoria Cross in the Pacific Theatre during World War II.

This seminar seeks to build a common understanding of the need for an independent joint strike capability to provide Australia with a powerf

The 11,500 men of the RAAF who fought as part of the RAF’s Bomber Command in World War II comprised only 2 per cent of all Australians who e