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History’s lessons for carrier design

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By Brent D. Sadler* June 2024 marks the 90th year since commissioning the Ranger (CV-4), the first purpose-designed and built U.S. aircraft carrier. The Ranger...

Collins: from near zero to hero

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By Andrew Davies* For most of the past decade, Australia’s six Collins class submarines have provided the nation with a fine underwater warfare capability. Designed...

Wreck of USS Harder found

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On 24 May it was announced that using data collected and provided by Tim Taylor, CEO of Tiburon Subsea and the Lost 52 Project,...

110 years of undersea missions

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It’s been 110 years since the Royal Australian Navy took delivery of its first submersible vessels, and while the technology has changed dramatically, the...

Battle of Crete memorial unveiled

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On Saturday, May 11th, a ceremony was held in Kings Park, Perth, to unveil the first monument in Australia dedicated to those who fought...

Aircraft go by sea to Falklands museum

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Two iconic Royal Navy aircraft are embarking on an 8,000-mile journey to become the centrepieces of a museum in the Falklands. A retired Sea...

Grand Flinders reburial ceremony

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A grand naval ceremony with hundreds of guests from around the world is being planned for the reburial of Lincolnshire explorer Matthew Flinders, the...

WWII Fremantle an AUKUS precursor

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By Euan Graham The strategic potential of Submarine Rotational Force-West, the AUKUS initiative that commits the United States and United Kingdom to forward-deploy a small...

Midway 1942: new perspectives

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By Dale A. Jenkins, with contributions from Dr. Steve Wills* The Battle of Midway in June 1942 is best known for the brave actions of...

Sunk German U-boat found

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A mystery has been "finally solved" after divers found the resting place of a missing German U-boat, the BBC reports. The vessel UC-18 was lost...