Leadership

NUSHIP Supply: a blend of traditions

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NUSHIP Supply’s development of a culturally inclusive workplace is leading Navy’s diversity and inclusion commitment, enabling the fighting force to deliver on its duties. When...

ADF needs increased disaster capacity

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By Brendan Nicholson* The capacity of the Australian Defence Force and other key agencies must be increased urgently to enable them to deal simultaneously with...

ADF needs disaster rethink

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By Matthew Page* Scientists have long predicted that climate change will increase the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, like tropical cyclones, in the...

Chief of Navy’s 2021 priorities

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Deaths of nine marines preventable

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The Marine amphibious assault vehicle that sank off the coast of San Clemente Island, California, in July 2020, resulting in the deadliest AAV accident...

Navies must cut carbon emissions

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By Anthony Bergin* The Royal New Zealand Navy recently launched its own journal, which aims to build the service’s professionalism and ‘engage and exchange views...

ANI contributes to supply-chain inquiry

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The Australian Naval Institute has made a significant contribution to the Productivity Commission's inquiry into Australian supply chain vulnerabilities. Maritime supply chains were the subject...

UK Govt issues Integrated Review

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The UK Government has just issued the Integrated Review, a comprehensive statement of the UK’s national security and international policy. It outlines three fundamental national...

New support for captain’s Covid response

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The US Navy has repeatedly blamed Capt. Brett Crozier for the unprecedented novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt last...

US Navy to make all sailors reaffirm oath

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When the US Navy holds its daylong stand-downs to address the extremist ideologies that leaders say have infiltrated the military ranks, sailors across the...