Are we sure China views sea power the same way the West does? Jun 14, 2024 This is part of a series exploring ways to strengthen the U.S. Navy’s fleet. […]

Fiji Navy patrol boat runs aground on maiden voyage, months after being donated by Australia 22 June 2024 The RFNS Puamau is seen run aground in the south-east of Fiji.(Supplied: […]

Across the Indo-Pacific, Militaries Scramble to Put More Submarines in the Water Several US allies in the region have launched new subs this year, and others are making plans to […]

Red Sea Response Is Anaemic And Indecisive The guided-missile destroyer USS Gravely (DDG 107) launches Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles in response to increased Iranian-backed Houthi malign According to Admiral Stavridis, […]

A New Threat in the Red Sea: Houthi UUVs In this 2022 file image, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps displays a new model of torpedo-shaped drone submersible.  [By Commander Amila […]

  HMAS Anzac Farewelled After 30 Years’ Service 20 MAY 2024 HMAS Anzac’s decommissioning guard on the wharf during the decommissioning ceremony held at HMAS Stirling, Western Australia. Navy frigate […]

The facts about Australia’s nuclear submarine program USS Annapolis arriving at the Royal Australian Navy’s HMAS Stirling base   Australia’s planned acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines is undoubtedly ambitious and risky. […]

Hanwha Ocean Buying Austal Would Probably Suit the United States It looks like the United States has changed Australia’s mind. In April, the Australians doubted private shipbuilder Austal could be […]

Navigating the Waves of Change: India’s Unmanned Revolution in Naval Warfare In the past year, numerous media reports have highlighted the Indian Navy’s preparations for trials of its inaugural indigenously-developed […]

Australian Government Approves Next Phase of Collins Class Life-of-type extension HMAS Farncomb will be the first of Australia’s six Collins class submarines to undergo sustainment and capability enhancement under a […]