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Shipyards and shortages hindering US Navy

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The U.S. Navy, the bulwark in a potential armed conflict with China, suffers from failures in mission readiness that include maintenance backlogs, decaying shipyards...

Israel’s new autonomous submarine

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On 05 May 2023, Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) unveiled a large autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) called BlueWhale, which is described as an unmanned submarine...

UK’s new ocean-surveillance vessel

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The UK has unveiled its new Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance vessel, RFA Proteus, during a visit by senior NATO leaders to Faslane, home of the...

Sudan episode reveals Marines’ weakness

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Hundreds of Americans trapped in war-torn Sudan last month needed a way out of the country, but the U.S. Marine Corps, the go-to service...

Obituary: Allan Gyngell

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By John McCarthy* Perhaps now, more than ever, is the time when Australia needs outstanding foreign policy thinkers. It has lost one of its best...

Sustaining China’s naval operations

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The Chinese navy’s ability to project power into distant waters like the Indian Ocean or the Persian Gulf is constrained by its at-sea replenishment...

ANI Podcast. DSR: Implications for the Maritime Domain

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In episode 3 of the second ANI podcast series of the Saltwater Strategists, ANI Councillor Jen Parker speaks with Dr Bec Strating, a Senior...

Uncrewed vessels and the law

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By Natalie Klein* Maritime Autonomous Vehicles (MAVs) have fast become an essential component of the modern maritime security scene and may operate underwater, on the...

$180m for anti-ship missile defence

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The Albanese Government has committed $180 million over the next 5 years to modernise the anti-ship missile defence capabilities on Royal Australian Navy ships,...

Indian Navy’s newest destroyer begins sea trials

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The third of the India’s Visakhapatnam-class destroyers, theImphal has commenced sea trials. This class is designed by the Navy’s Warship Design Bureau and constructed...