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Fast minelaying vessel needed

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By Greg Mapson* Australia has made the long-overdue decision to arm its military with sophisticated sea mines. The surface combatant review now underway needs to...

Contract to upgrade NZ frigates

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SEA will upgrade the communication systems of New Zealand Navy's Anzac-class frigates with its open architecture external communication capability under the frigate sustainment and...

Big Australian defence fuel contract

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The Australian Government is investing in Australian industry and safeguarding national fuel security, through a major contract to refine and supply fuel for the...

EU steps up defence posture

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The European Union (EU) recently announced new funding worth €842 million ($920 million) to support 41 defense projects covering next generation fighter jets, tanks,...

Cost pressure on Burke-class replacement

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The Arleigh Burke class of destroyers, designated DDG-51 in the Navy’s taxonomy, is arguably the most successful warship program of the postwar era. It...

CN: Australia should have its own nuclear school

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A nuclear power school should be built in Adelaide or Perth if the nation is serious about developing its sovereign AUKUS capability and wants...

RN’s unusual deployment to Caribbean

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Amid some adverse comment questioning why the Royal Navy sending one of its few high-end air defence platforms to the region, HMS Dauntless is...

Australian Submarine Agency launched

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The Australian Government has taken the next step (1 July 2023) towards delivering Australia’s conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines, with the launch of the Australian Submarine...

Next steps in the Baltic for NATO

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By Mark F. Cancian , Sean Monaghan , and Daniel Fata NATO will hold a leaders’ summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, next month. In preparation for...

Miraculous n-sub repair

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Naval Group has delivered the Perle nuclear-powered attack submarine back to the French Navy after an extraordinary — and, the company claims, first-ever —...