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What are young Australians’ understandings of, and attitudes to,the military and military service? This article describes a pilot study of 320 youngAustralian university students’ attitudes to the military and military service during atime when Australia was engaged in the Afghanistan war. The main purpose of this studywas to develop a survey instrument for further work in researching civil–militaryrelations in Australia. Civil–military relations describe the complex set ofrelationships between the civil and military spheres. The role of the military, therelationship between the state and the military, the division of labor between civilianand military entities, foreign policy, and knowledge of military service are some of thefields that constitute a study of civil–military relations. This article reports onbeliefs about, and attitudes to the specificities of military service and responses tothe broader field of civil–military relations

Young Australians’ Attitudes to the Military and Military Service