A study in excellence/ Jo Priestley

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In: Army News, Issue 554, July 2024, pg. 19Summary: This article looks into the Human Performance Cell (HPC) that uses a scientific approach to optimising soldier readiness which is run by the New Zealand Defence Force.

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This article looks into the Human Performance Cell (HPC) that uses a scientific approach to optimising soldier readiness which is run by the New Zealand Defence Force.

HUMAN PERFORMANCE CELL, SOLDIER READINESS, MILITARY PERSONNEL, NEWARTICLS

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