Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

Australia to invest $3b in US shipyards

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Australia plans to make a $3 billion AUKUS investment in the US over the next five years for long-lead items and to help fund...

Submarine arrives caked in algae

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Here at The War Zone, we’ve seen our fair share of naval vessels looking, how shall we say, worse for wear, the War Zone...

US senator warns against AUKUS delay

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Congress is at risk of "doing Beijing's work" if it fails to pass legislation necessary to the AUKUS deal, the US Senate's foreign relations...

N Korea’s new nuclear submarine

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North Korea has launched the Hero Kim Gun-ok nuclear submarine. Kim Jong Un attended the ceremony, Naval News reports. The new North Korean submarine is...

Keys to anti-submarine warfare

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By Jennifer Parker* On the night of 31 May 1942, my grandfather was a young boy hiding under the kitchen table as Sydney went into...

AUKUS subs: what of Australian content?

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By Peter Briggs* British media reports indicate that the UK Ministry of Defence intends to sign a contract with BAE Systems for the ‘detailed design...

South Korea’s path to nuclear subs

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In last April’s Washington Declaration, South Korea and the United States agreed to strengthen extended deterrence by creating the NCG (Nuclear Consultative Group). Regular...

Why are submarines black?

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The answer to why submarines are black might seem straightforward, but it's not quite as obvious as it seems and is closely tied to...

Virginia-class subs visits WA

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United States Navy submarine USS North Carolina (SSN 777) has arrived in Perth, Western Australia for a scheduled port visit as part of routine...

World first: dismantling an N-sub.

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Retired Royal Navy submarine HMS Swiftsure has dry-docked at Rosyth as it prepares for final dismantle in a world first, Forces Net reports. The...