The ANI at 50: The Grey Ferrari
One of the reasons for the creation of the ANI was to provide an institute to advance Australia’s naval profession. To that end some...
The ANI at 50: Curtin’s maritime strategy
For much of the 20th Century, Australia’s broad approach to its maritime security was to align with, and support the preeminant naval power, first...
ANI at 50: The RAN & New World Order
The collapse of the Soviet Union and with it the end of the Cold War led President George H.W. Bush to revive President Woodrow...
ANI at 50: Gulf War Part 2
The second paper reproduced from the ANI seminar “Maritime Power and its Place in the New World Order” held at HMAS Watson on 16...
The ANI at 50: The Gulf War
The 1990 Gulf War was the first conflict involving the RAN in a generation. As such its effects rippled through the service in terms...
ANI at 50: Rear Admiral Richard Hill
In the latter part of the 20th Century a small number of maritime strategists emerged whose origin was as long serving naval officers. These...
The ANI at 50: Seapower 87
The final presentation to be re-published from the ANI’s Seapower Conference 1987 is by Mr Greg John*, the Director Australian Chamber of Manufactures. His...
The ANI at 50: Seapower 87
On 16-17 October 1987 the ANI held the fourth, and what would prove to be its final, Seapower Conference. It was held at the...
The ANI at 50: Chaplains & Morality
Within the pages of the Journal of the Australian Naval Institute are occasional forays into spiritual matters. One such article, “Chaplains and the Morality...
The ANI at 50: The Bridge Simulator
One of great changes in naval and military training has been the widespread use of simulation training. In the early Cold War years the...