Army in need of more like Jordon

The Defence Department has highlighted the success of a Lara soldier as it seeks to enlist more residents of the Geelong region.
Lieutenant Jordon Klowss, 23, “officially become a leader” after recently graduating form Royal Military College – Duntroon, the department said.
He was now equipped to lead a platoon or troop of about 30 soldiers after completing 18 months of “extensive military training”.
Duntroon taught him that leadership had more aspects that he initially thought, Mr Klowss said.
“I learned a great deal about what I am capable of under pressure.
“I also learned that to be a leader you must not only be proficient and inspire others but you must also focus on the development of your team.”
Defence described Duntroon as where it developed “world-class officers, teaching them invaluable leadership, management and military skills, and equipping them to achieve results in challenging situations”.
Commanding Officer Lieutenant-Colonel Micah Batt said the training brought out the “best qualities” of Mr Klowss and his classmates.
“It has prepared them to make decisions, think quickly, and motivate others,” Lt-Col Batt said.
“The men and women (who graduated) follow in the footsteps of generations of leaders who’ve had both successful military and civilian careers. Our past graduates include State Governors, strategists, television personalities, politicians and Heads of Government Departments.
“They will now commence a range of exciting and rewarding jobs as army officers.”
The Defence Department said the army offered more than jobs, with recruits also enjoying “travel opportunities, personal growth and camaraderie”.
The department said more information about army careers was available at dencejobs.gov.au/army.