One of the books had the signature of the former owner (& one of my sub-thesis supervisors) - Professor Jeff Grey! Store link here: alexanderfaxbooks.com.au

Of course, please feel free to get in contact with me if you have any questions about the Paper, or its use for any professional development activity!

If you are searching for a copy of the Canberra Paper, you can download it for free from the ANU Open Research Repository here: openresearch-repository.anu.edu.au/server/api/c...

You can find more about the 2025 Guide at the two links below: researchcentre.army.gov.au/library/read... and at cove.army.gov.au/article/cas-...

I must thank the late Dr Jeff Grey for its inclusion in the 2012 CA Reading List, which the 2025 Guide draws from. Jeff and the equally formidable Peter Dennis supervised the Masters sub-thesis that the Canberra Paper is based on.

The content and maps are very similar, but Keogh doesn’t seem to cite the earlier Army publication in his book. Did he ghost write the first one, or re-write the material under his own name for the second? It’s an intriguing question!

This is a pack of two books (one written by the then Chief of General Staff) and nine maps, which predate Keogh by two years.