Gaza pier a big lesson for . . . . China
By Erik Davis*
Last month the United States disassembled and removed the floating pier it had assembled at a Gaza beach to take aid deliveries....
Greater AUKUS co-operation signed
On 5 August the AUKUS partners signed the trilateral Agreement Among the Government of Australia, the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain...
AUKUS partners trial AI enemy ID
Australia, the UK and the US, the three AUKUS partners, successfully trialled artificial intelligence (AI) enabled uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAV) and other autonomous capabilities...
Ghost Shark to be accelerated
The Australian Government is accelerating production of the Ghost Shark program to provide the ADF with the cutting-edge capabilities in a shorter timeframe. The...
Gaza: a bridge way too far
When President Joe Biden announced the mission to build a humanitarian pier off the coast of Gaza this March, he framed it as a...
Three RAN officers now nuclear engineers
Three Royal Australian Navy officers have made history by qualifying as nuclear engineers following an intensive nine-month training programme at HMS Sultan in Gosport,...
Australia behind on seabed security
By Samuel Bashfield*
Australia is yet to adequately grapple with the unique challenges that critical seabed infrastructure protection poses to its defence and national security.
In...
Satellite-comms drone launch and recovery
A Hawaii-based aviation unit recently conducted the first all-Marine satellite communications launch and recovery as the force aims to grow its drone force and...
Skills critical in the new warfare
By Andrew Horton*
The evolution of warfare in the 21st century has ushered in an era of cyber conflicts, artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. Those...
Report on US uncrewed sea vehicles
On 27 June the US Congressional Research Service released a 31-page report on the state of the US Navy’s large uncrewed surface and undersea...