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From the ANI Archives: Pavlova and Vindaloo

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The relationship between the two largest Commonwealth navies in the Indian Ocean region has been one of unrealised potential. The then Captain Jonathan Mead...

From the ANI Archives: Captain Harry Howden

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In Headmark 138, published in December 2010, Dr Tom Lewis provides an illuminating profile of one the RAN’s most colourful and capable cruiser captains...

From the ANI Archive: Rear Admiral Nigel Coates remembered

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Rear Admiral Nigel Coates was one of the most admired and capable officers of his generation. Many people hoped Nigel would one day lead...

From the ANI Archive: Communications into the Future

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Naval communications has been an area of dramatic changes through the life of the ANI and articles have frequently appeared on the vital aspect...

From the ANI Archives: The RAN Needs SSNs

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Continuing the submarine theme from the last week’s ‘From the ANI Archives’, Headmark 135, published in March 2010, an article by ‘Girgis’ advocating that...

From the ANI Archives: Collins case

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In Headmark 133 published in 2009, the then Captain Peter Scott wrote about the key considerations to be taken into account when thinking about...

From the ANI Archives: HMS Amethyst and Simon the cat

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A less known aspect of the ‘Amethyst incident’ on the Yangtze in 1949 was that it could well have been the ‘Shoalhaven Incident’. Lieutenant...

From the ANI Archives: Case study in doctrinal innovation

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As witnessed in the war in Ukraine the adoption of novel technologies can have a profound impact on the conduct of war and adoption...

From the ANI archive: The FFG upgrade

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The mid-life modernisation of surface combatants has been a vexed issue over the history of the RAN. When to do it? How comprehensive? Is...

From the ANI Archives: The Surface Warship as Force Multiplier

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What do strategic trends in the early 21st century Asia-Pacific region mean for Australia’s future naval operational and force structure requirements? A naval historian...