Month: November 2022

Deep Sea Mining – A Blessing or a Curse

More Governments Are Turning Against the Deep Sea Mining Rush November 7, 2022 As world leaders gather at the United Nations climate summit in Egypt this week, another international meeting is underway in Jamaica to decide the fate of the planet’s oceans. The UN-affiliated International Seabed Authority is convening in Kingston to fast-track regulations that […]

One for the Engineers

Navy Installs 3D Printer for Metal Parts on USS Bataan Loading a three dimensional printer aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Bataan (LHD 5), Oct 9.  ARLINGTON, Va. — The U.S. Navy has installed a 3D printer capable of producing metal parts for ships on the amphibious ship USS Bataan (LHD 5) in an […]

Laser vs Drones

27 Oct 2022  German Frigate Sachsen Engages Drones with Laser Weapon German frigate Sachsen successfully engaged drones at short and very short range with a laser weapon system developed by Rheinmetall and MBDA Deutschland. It was a big step in the direction of fully operational laser weapons. For the time ever, the German Armed Forces […]

A Nuclear Mindset

Australia’s navy is cultivating ‘a nuclear mindset’, says SSN taskforce chief 27 Oct 2022    Brendan Nicholson  After a year of intense research, the head of the 350-strong nuclear-powered submarine taskforce is confident the Royal Australian Navy will be equipped with SSNs. Vice Admiral Jonathan Mead tells The Strategist he believes ‘absolutely’ that the massive […]

Chinese Reunification Considerations

US plans to jointly produce weapons with Taiwan island in ‘futile attempt’ of obstructing reunification Observing combat and training exercises of the navy of the Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) in the waters around the Taiwan island.  The US is reportedly planning to coproduce weapons with Taiwan island amid Western […]

Lessons from Ukraine Drone Attack

Learnings from Sevastopol Attack The Russian warship “Admiral Makarov” of the Russian Black Sea Fleet lies off the port city of Sevastopol Ukraine’s daring attack on Russia’s Black Sea Fleet over the weekend should serve as a warning to the U.S. Navy that the threat posed by unmanned boats laden with explosives to larger warships […]

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