Boundary-pushing SNN AUKUS
The UK’s upcoming fleet of submarines, the SSN-AUKUS, promises to push the boundaries of naval warfare when it enters service in the late 2030s,...
Answering the AUKUS critics
Three years have passed since the United States, Australia and United Kingdom announced on September 15 2021 that they would enter into a security...
Singapore’s new submarine
The homecoming ceremony for the Republic of Singapore Navy’s (RSN) Invincible class submarine, Invincible, took place on 13 September at RSS Singapura - Changi...
Harris or Trump, AUKUS continues
By Kim Beazley*
A former commander of Australia’s submarine fleet once described to me the advantage of nuclear-powered submarines over conventional boats using a...
PM tours N-powered USS Hawaii
Prime Minister Tours USS Hawaii
On 2 September Prime Minister Anthony Albanese toured the nuclear-powered submarine USS Hawaii (SSN 776) during its submarine tendered maintenance...
Learning from Canada’s N-sub experience
Back in 1987, when no one knew that the Cold War was just about to end, the Canadian Government signed up to build 10...
Nuclear jobs start flowing
Australia will hire 200 people over the next two years to gear up for the allied rotational submarine presence at its western naval base,...
RAN officers’ nuclear graduation
AUKUS has taken another significant step forward with the graduation of three Royal Australian Navy officers from the Royal Navy’s (RN) Nuclear Reactor Course...
Ghost Shark in the US
The Australian-made advanced Extra-Large Autonomous Undersea Vehicle (XL-AUV), the Ghost Shark, has arrived in the United States for the first time, Naval News reports.
Anduril...
First US nuclear submarine maintenance in Australia
In a historic first, RAN personnel will work alongside with their US counterparts to conduct maintenance on USS Hawaii (SSN 776) in Australia as...