Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

More submariner training in the UK

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On 26 September it was announced that hundreds of Australian submariners and civilians will receive specialist nuclear skills through training from Royal Navy engineers....

Dual Singaporean Navy submarine commissioning

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On 25 September the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) commissioned the submarines RSS Invincible & RSS Impeccable in a ceremony attended by Prime Minister...

US subs and ships effort needs new money

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Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro warned congressional appropriators that numerous high-profile shipbuilding efforts — Columbia and Virginia-class submarines as well as certain aircraft carriers...

Boundary-pushing SNN AUKUS

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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  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

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Australia will hire 200 people over the next two years to gear up for the allied rotational submarine presence at its western naval base,...