Ships

Submarines: why no nuclear option?

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By Peter Jennings* After the publication of the 2016 defence white paper in February that year, I was approached by a senior politician who had...

Submariners at risk, veteran diver warns

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By Anthony ‘Dusty’ Miller* Last week Defence announced that the Royal Australian Navy’s contract for a new submarine rescue system is on the department’s ‘project of interest’...

SIA conference scores top speaker line-up

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Another high-profile speaker has been confirmed for the upcoming 10th Biennial Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA) Conference 2020 – Australia’s Minister for Defence Industry,...

The latest on the next US supercarrier

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The U.S. Navy’s next Ford-class supercarrier, the John F. Kennedy, will be delivered to the fleet with its full suite of advanced electronics and...

Questions on submarine project answered

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By Marcus Hellyer* There’s a common rule of thumb in militaries known as ‘the rule of threes’: for every three platforms you have, you can deploy...

Australian-Singapore naval co-operation

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HMAS Adelaide has provided an at-sea platform for the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) CH-47 heavy-lift helicopter crews to requalify in deck landings...

UK Cold War monster destroyer retired

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Cold War military history is full of “might-have-beens,” with canceled projects ranging from nuclear-reactor-juggling tracked mecha-robots, to electron guns that would generate invisible radar-absorbing...

Cost advantage of unmanned vessels

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With the Pentagon pitching a future naval force design that calls for as many as 240 unmanned and optionally manned ships on the surface...

Naval Group’s first local manufacturing package

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Naval Group has officially launched its first ‘Local Manufacturing Package’ expression of interest (EOI) to Australian industry – part of a package expected to...

A third aircraft carrier for India?

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By Air Marshal M Matheswaran The Indian military is undergoing what may be its most significant reorganisation since India’s independence, with considerable implications for its future...