Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

Doubts about AUKUS Pillar I

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By Matthew C. Mai* The AUKUS security pact is an ambitious undertaking. The sale of three to five Virginia­-class nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs) to Australia...

Decline of RN’s submarine arm

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By Peter Briggs* Britain’s Royal Navy has advertised for a suitably experienced individual to fill the role of its director of submarines, a rear admiral...

RAN officers complete next nuclear step

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The first cadre of Royal Australian Navy officers to go through the U.S. Navy’s nuclear power pipeline hit another milestone last week when they...

US-Australian 2024 naval partnership boost

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The U.S. and Australian navies will see their submarine-specific partnerships grow in multiple ways throughout 2024, Navy Times reports. The US Navy plans to conduct...

New US naval reactors director

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The US Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, a joint Department of Navy and Department of Energy organisation responsible for all aspects of the US Navy’s...

Korea’s big submarine build-up

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The Republic of Korea Navy (ROK Navy), or South Korea, continues to increase its submarine capabilities – a significant shift after years of having...

700 Americans to base in WA

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Defence expects more than 700 American personnel could live in Western Australia to support up to four US nuclear submarines being stationed at HMAS...

Russia’s new submarines

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The Russian Navy has received two nuclear-powered submarines and a diesel-electric boat, according to Russia state media, with two more undersea platforms also scheduled...

How the Virginia-class sub keeps developing

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The U.S. Navy has 22 Virginia Class nuclear attack aka SSN (nuclear-powered attack subs), submarines and is planning to eventually have at least 60...

AUKUS: what we pay, what we get

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For Australia, the reality is, AUKUS is an illusion. To date, our sole contribution to the agreement has been to provide billions of dollars...