Pillar II: new uncrewed undersea vessel
ThayerMahan and Ocius have inaugurated a persistent uncrewed undersea surveillance vessel that supports the objectives of AUKUS Pillar II, part of the trilateral security...
Ships sold for tomorrow’s jam
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has confirmed that an agreement has been signed between the Brazilian Navy and the Royal Navy regarding the sale...
UK’s poor decision to sell HM Ships Albion and Bulwark to Brazil
By Desmond Woods*
HMS Bulwark and HMS Albion were sold to Brazil this week. They were valuable national and European maritime assets, and not just...
Trump’s ship-building boost
President Donald Trump on April 9 signed an executive order aimed at revitalizing an American shipbuilding industry that has fallen well behind production levels...
HMAS Sydney takes part in Bersama Shield
Australia’s role as an active security partner in the Indo-Pacific will continue to strengthen, with the launch of Exercise Bersama Shield 2025.
The annual exercise,...
Industry leaders seek subsea cable security
A group of leading European telecoms and infrastructure providers has called on the EU, UK, and NATO to step up joint efforts to protect...
How do submarines navigate?
Unlike large vessels traveling on the ocean's surface or most other vehicles on the planet, military submarines do not have windows. A submarine's commander...
New anti-sub sonar drone
Like a spring-loaded toy snake from a tube, the Sea Spear is intended to pop from a mother drone, expand to 50 times its...
AUKUS’s wider reach for technology
With open questions about what countries could join the AUKUS Pillar II technology development effort, a top US admiral this week had a message:...
A critical eye over the Republic of Singapore Navy
By Tom Lewis*
The Navy of Singapore is the most advanced force in South-East Asia. Tiny by comparison with its near neighbours, it nevertheless is...