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NATA must avoid sea blindness

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As heads of state come together at the NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, this week, all manner of topics are sure to be discussed....

Adm. Lisa Franchetti to be interim CNO

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The Navy’s second-in-command is set to take over the day-to-day operations of the sea service when Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday retires...

US Senate bill on N-subs transfer

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The U.S. Senate took a tangible step forward to supply the Royal Australian Navy with its own nuclear attack boats with a new AUKUS...

A park to remember Mrs Mac

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Australia’s first female electrical engineer was so brilliant, she was pen pals with Albert Einstein. After discovering the world’s greatest mind was recovering from...

Information warfare officers almost ready

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More than a year after its establishment, the first Information Warfare Officer (IWO) work group graduates will be joining the fleet. The inaugural IWO...

Chinese hospital ship in South Pacific

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The People’s Liberation Army-Navy (PLA-N) hospital ship Daishan Dao, also known as the Peace Ark, is undertaking a three month deployment titled, Harmonious Mission...

How Australia’s SSN’s will benefit munitions industry

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By Lee Goddard* While much of the commentary around the historic trilateral AUKUS submarine deal has been focussed on the submarine’s nuclear-powered capability, there’s another...

Congressional fight over N-subs acquisition

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House lawmakers are poised for a debate on what restrictions should be placed on the administration before it can legally send any Virginia-class fast...

France can help in West Indian Ocean

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By Hugh Piper and Kate O’Shaughnessy* The western Indian Ocean — home to the island states of Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles and Comoros, as well as...

Second AUKUS pillar requires new thinking

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By Justin Bassi* Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States are nearing their third year of the most forward-looking and visionary strategic industrial effort...