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The timing of laying mines

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By Natalie Treloar* So now it’s confirmed: Ghost Shark uncrewed submarines will be able to lay mines, up to 12 at a time. But government confirmation...

The Plan for a Stronger Canada

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The Canadian Government has released the first national security strategy for more than 20 years. The introduction to The Plan for a Stronger Canada...

From the ANI Archives: J P Stevenson: justice denied

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By Commodore DD Farthing DSC RAN (Rtd.)* (This article was published in Headmark in 2012) Judge Advocate: “It is competent for the Court, whether the accused...

Boost to UK submarine effort

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Britain is seeking to double its submarine production rate to meet the requirement for up to 12 SSN-AUKUS attack submarines for the Royal Navy....

Australia’s enduring uncrewed vessel

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By Vu Ha Phuong* The long endurance and low speed of Ocius Bluebottle uncrewed surveillance boats make them suitable for sustained observation that requires no...

Examples of AUKUS progress

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By Gidget Fuentes* At first glance, the Hadalus-XL unmanned underwater vehicle and its dark flat panels might not catch the curious eye like a go-fast...

Three-nation naval exercise

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The Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) and United States Navy have participated in a biennial exercise in the Jervis Bay...

USS Colorado N-sub in WA

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Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom have taken further steps regarding Australia’s preparations for the establishment of Submarine Rotational Force‑West (SRF‑West), Australian...

Importance of naval education

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Palpable excitement rippled through the halls of the British Admiralty on 5 August 1914. Winston Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, was especially...

Russia-North Korea vessel spotted

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A Ship linked with North Korean weapons deliveries is sailing along the Norwegian coast, the Barents Observer reports. The Russian cargo carrier Maia-1 has repeatedly...