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Inside a British shipbuilding yard

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Inside a conference room in a building overlooking the Janet Harvey Hall on Glasgow’s River Clyde, Sir Simon Lister laid out a clear ambition...

KRI Brawijaya Handed Over to Indonesian Navy

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On 2 July 2025 the handover ceremony of the first of two multi-purpose combat ship (MPCS) KRI Brawijaya into the Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL) was...

ANAO report into sustainment of Canberra Class LHDs

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On 27 June the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) published its report, Department of Defence’s Sustainment of Canberra Class Amphibious Assault Ships (Landing Helicopter...

The ANI at 50: Seapower 87

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The final presentation to be re-published from the ANI’s Seapower Conference 1987 is by Mr Greg John*, the Director Australian Chamber of Manufactures. His...

Maritime dimension to UK security

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By Professor Basil Germond* The National Security Strategy (NSS), published by His Majesty’s (HM) Government on 24th June, describes threats and opportunities facing the United...

China’s massive submarine build-up

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By Ryan D. Martinson* While much of the international attention on China’s naval buildup is focused on its rapidly modernizing surface fleet, the People’s Liberation...

HMS Prince of Wales in Singapore

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Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales (R09), flagship of the U.K. Carrier Strike Group (UKCSG), docked at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre,...

AUKUS: UK support solid; capacity doubted

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*By Tom Howe A recently announced Pentagon review of the AUKUS pact has sparked a renewed bout of debate in Australia. Led by the “AUKUS-agnostic”...

Summary of Iranian naval capacity

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Iran’s navy ranks highly among the world’s top fleets and is actively expanding its capabilities with advanced submarines and warships - deployed to strategic...

Building up US ship-building capacity

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By Matt Sermon* The Navy’s Maritime Industrial Base (MIB) Office is celebrating hundreds of new maritime workers at our National Signing Day in Washington, DC....