Submarines

Conventional and remote/autonomous subsurface vessels

55 Chinese sailors die in their own trap

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As many as 55 Chinese sailors are feared dead after a nuclear-powered submarine caught itself in a ‘chain and anchor’ trap in the Yellow...

3D printing of part for nuclear sub

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A crewed submarine is, at its most elemental level, a machine designed to preserve a bubble of air underwater and keep the rest of...

Australia’s nuclear security questioned

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While Australia and the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) have committed to providing the security of technology transfer through the AUKUS agreements, the RAN has...

Report on US Navy Virginia-class submarine program & AUKUS submarine 

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On 25 September the US Congressional Research Service released a 74 page report on the US Navy’s Virginia-Class submarine program and the AUKUS submarine...

Marles addresses AUKUS slowness

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Concerns raised about the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine project moving too slowly have been addressed by Defence Minister Richard Marles at an Adelaide conference (September...

Taiwan to test its first home-built submarine

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Taiwan is working on the first submarine of its own production. The diesel-electric submarine is ready for a lengthy series of tests that will...

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...