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Defence Chief tells of AUKUS benefits

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Australia’s Chief of Defence Force General Angus Campbell gave a wide-ranging speech to the Lowy Institute in Sydney on 10 April, the RiotACT reports. In...

The future of aircraft carriers

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By Dmitry Filipoff* The aircraft carrier has been the main striking arm of the U.S. Navy for decades, but distributed warfighting demands something new. (Center...

Iceland to allow N-ships in to port

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The IcelandicMinister of Foreign Affairs has informed the US government that the Navy’s nuclear-powered submarines will be allowed to make short stops in Iceland...

U.S. Navy to get new unique Virginia-class submarine

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The U.S. Navy plans a single Mod VA SSW submarine. Work is already underway at famous submarine builder Electric Boat in Groton. The main...

US, France, UK in Gulf exercise

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On April 13, 2023, forces from France, the United Kingdom, and the United States completed the two-week Artemis Trident exercise in the Gulf, which...

New Congressional report on US Navy force structure

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The Congressional Research Service released on 19 April its latest Navy Force Structure and Shipbuilding Plans: Background and Issues for Congress report. The current and...

Indonesia launches presidential corvette

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On 19 April the Indonesian Chief of Naval Staff (Kasal) Admiral Muhammad Ali launched the Presidential Helicopter Guided-Missile Corvette at the PT Karimun Anugrah...

Xi inspects PLA-N in southern theatre command

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On 11 April Chinese President Xi Jinping inspected the Navy in the Southern Theatre Command. President Xi, who is also General Secretary of the...

AUKUS: Canada stuggles to keep up

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By Dave Makichuk, Western Standard You might recall the running joke, a few years ago. It was said that the West Edmonton Mall had more...

Impact of AUKUS on US ship-building

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The US Navy’s new 30-year shipbuilding plan, unveiled today, shows the US plans to build additional Virginia-class submarines to replace those eventually sold to...