Capability

Former USS Ingraham sunk in training exercise

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  The FFG USS Ingraham was sunk as part of Large Scale Exercise (LSE) 2021 off Hawaii on 15 August. Ingraham was the last US FFG to be built...

A way to successful sonar AI

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By LT Andrew Pfau* Even as the private sector and academia have made rapid progress in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning...

Getting real on frigate schedule

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By Marcus Hellyer* The government has announced an 18-month delay to the Royal Australian Navy’s Hunter-class future frigate program. Is this a sign that the...

New South Korean submarine

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South Korea has now become a country that operates locally-built submarines capable of deploying submarine-launched ballistic missiles (SLBMs). This could create the basis for...

Technology and fleet architecture

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By J. Noel Williams* “The fundamental error in a debate over robotic development is to think that we have a choice. This world is coming,...

Indian frigate in UK for exercises

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The Indian frigate INS Tabar today sailed into Portsmouth for a high-profile visit ahead of exercises with the Royal Navy, the RN reports. The 17-year-old...

RAN ships join US-led exercise

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HMA Ships Canberra and Ballarat have arrived in the Western Pacific Ocean for the opening phase of the US-led Large Scale Global Exercise 21,...

US’s successful ICBM test

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Airmen of Air Force Global Strike Command launched an unarmed Minuteman 3 intercontinental ballistic missile equipped with a test re-entry vehicle from Vandenberg Space...

India-Norway naval exercise

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The Indian Talwar-class frigate Tabar, recently conducted a Maritime Partnership Exercise with the Royal Norwegian Navy as part of a European deployment. The exercise was preceded by...

RAN’s most advanced warships now operational

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The Royal Australian Navy’s most advanced warships are now ready for operational deployment, boosting Australia’s capacity to work with our strategic partners and maintain...