Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

China’s new sub silently introduced

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The Dec 3 three-nation announcement of progress on the AUKUS pact to deliver nuclear-powered submarines and other high-tech capacities keeps the deal’s momentum going....

Congress approves Australian sub purchases

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Australia is set to acquire its first nuclear-powered submarine by 2032 after key members of the United States Congress agreed to fast-track legislation to...

AI to track Chinese submarines

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Australia will join the US and UK to test a new way of tracking Chinese submarines using artificial intelligence, with the news coming a...

Govt defends naval budgeting

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Three days before the defense ministers of AUKUS are gathering in California, the Australian minister for defense industry, Pat Conroy, offered a full-throated defense...

Australian Nuclear-Powered Submarines: Addressing the why?

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In this episode of the #saltwaterstrategists, Goldrick Seminar series, we hear from Rear Admiral Matt Buckley, Head Nuclear-Powered Submarine Capability on Australian Nuclear-Powered Submarines:...

More details on AUKUS subs timeline

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The U.S. Navy intends to sell Australia used Virginia-class attack submarines in 2032 and 2035, plus a new boat in 2038, leaders said, Defense...

More time at sea and better readiness

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“It’s counterintuitive,” the head of U.S. submarine forces acknowledges, but the Navy’s ballistic missile submarine force is spending more time operating at sea while...

Two submarines a year from now on

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The U.S. Navy and the submarine sector hope in 2024 they can begin reliably delivering two attack submarines annually, following work disruptions that threw...

Uncrewed undersea capability for AUKUS

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The UK, US and Australia have strengthened their maritime forces, introducing new uncrewed undersea vessels to extend the range and lethality of their warfare...

AUKUS sceptics are missing the point

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The wars raging in Europe and the Middle East remind us that conflicts erupt suddenly. It's a point that some AUKUS critics have seized...