Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

SSN-AUKUS ready in late 2030s

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Britain’s new nuclear submarines will be operational from the late 2030s, replacing the current Astute Class, according to the British Government, UK Defence Journal...

Big robotic sub goes to sea

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DARPA has finally unveiled more of its mysterious Manta Ray robotic sub, with impressive new images of the prototype Uncrewed Underwater Vehicle (UUV) undergoing...

SSNs: time to think alternatives

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By Harlan Ullman* The program to equip the Royal Australian Navy with nuclear submarines is in trouble. The takeaway: Australia must begin thinking now about...

Co-ordinating anti-submarine warfare

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By Jason Lancaster* Winston Churchill once stated that the only thing that scared him during the Second World War was the subsea aspect during the...

Singapore’s launches fourth Invincible Class submarine

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On 22 April the Inimitable, the fourth and final submarine in Singapore’s Type 218SG Invincible class program was launched at the Thyssen Krupp Marine...

Export rules relaxed for AUKUS

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The United States Department of Commerce has announced that Australia and the United Kingdom are being provided with a national exemption from the Export...

Uncrewed: the future of undersea war

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Manned submarines could become a thing of the past as undersea warfare hots up and technological developments allow drones to take over, Forces Net...

Uncrewed vessels through torpedo tubes

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Details have been set out for four workstrands being developed, within Pillar 2 of the AUKUS trilateral strategic defence and security partnership, to generate...

AUKUS sub design deemed mature

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The new attack submarine design the United Kingdom and Australia will share through the AUKUS trilateral arrangement is in a “mature” state and will...

RAN officers posted to Virginia-class subs

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On 18 April it was announced that three RAN officers will be assigned to US Virginia class submarines based at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii...