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what are the shortfalls of mole? 165 23 Hendley, ‘Archipelagic Manoeuvre Warfare for the ADF’ p. 33. 24 Hendley, ‘Archipelagic Manoeuvre Warfare for the ADF’ p. 33. 25 Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 1–4. 26 Australian Defence Force, Australian Defence Doctrine Publication (ADDP) 3.2 Amphibious Operations, Defence Publishing Services, Canberra, 2009, pp. 1-8. 27 Exploitation being ‘On landing, entry forces rapidly expand from the point(s) of disembarkation to conduct a decisive manoeuvre. This expansion provides space for follow on forces and a protective buffer for any support forces’, as per Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 1–16. 28 Hendley, ‘Archipelagic Manoeuvre Warfare for the ADF’, p. 33. 29 Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 3–10. 30 Amphibious Deployment and Sustainment (ADAS) is being acquired under Joint Project 2048. ADAS is a system of capabilities including two Canberra class amphibious ships (LHD), shipto-shore connector watercraft and one strategic lift ship. Australian Defence Force, ADDP 3.2 Amphibious Operations, pp. 1-8. 31 Australian Army, Adaptive Campaigning: Army’s Future Land Operating Concept (AC-FLOC), Canberra, 2009, pp. 43-8, see (28 September 2009). 32 Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 3–2. 33 Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 1–19. 34 Australian Defence Force, ADDP 3.2 Amphibious Operations, pp. 1-8. 35 Australian Army, Adaptive Campaigning 2009, p. 45. 36 Paul Hendley, ‘Archipelagic Manoeuvre Warfare for the ADF’ p. 33. 37 Department of Defence, Defending Australia in the Asia Pacific Century, p. 52. 38 Principal tasks for the ADF include: deterring and defeating attacks on Australia; contributing to stability and security in the South Pacific and East Timor; contributing to military contingencies in the Asia-Pacific region; contributing to military contingencies in support of global s ecurity. See Department of Defence, Defending Australia in the Asia Pacific Century, pp. 54-7. 39 Australian Army, Adaptive Campaigning 2009, pp. 43-4. 40 ‘Reachback enables deployed forces to access military and non-military support from the most appropriate source outside the battlespace’, Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. xx. 41 Australian Army, LWD 3-0-0, MOLE, p. 1–7.
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