How to further recognise Australian naval heroes
By Dr Tom Lewis
Australia’s naval heroes have not received the attention they deserved since the formation of the Royal Australian Navy, over more than...
Naval Leadership: An Australian Submarine Experience
In this first episode of Series 2 of the Saltwater Strategists, ANI Councillor Jen Parker speaks with Commodore Peter Scott Retired, who previously served...
Voyager victims remembered
On the moonless night of February 10, 1964, aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne sent a signal to Fleet Headquarters in Sydney, which read only ‘Voyager...
Defining distributed maritime operations
By Dmitry Filipoff*
CIMSEC Series Introduction
“Why study tactics? It is the sum of the art and science of the actual application of combat power. It...
China’s extra-large uncrewed vessel
New evidence points to China's XLUUV (extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicles) being armed with torpedoes. This is a significant leap in this space and, together...
UK should buy more Australian military equipment
The defence industry minister has challenged the UK to purchase more Australian-made military equipment such as Bushmasters given British companies have won billions of dollars...
Australia, NZ and shared risks
By Robert Ayson*
The potential for conflict in the region should have Canberraand Wellington thinking about shared strategic risks, the Lowy Institute's Interpreter reports.
A week...
China leading with 37 of 44 critical technologies: ASPI
China is leaving the United States and other democracies behind in the global race for ascendancy in critical technologies, establishing wider leads in publishing...
AUKUS deal must cut through controls
A maze of US regulations and export control laws still stand between Australia and the multibillion-dollar AUKUS agreement, even as the countries prepare to...
RAN’s first centenarian admiral
On 1 March, the RAN’s 122nd birthday, Rear Admiral Guy Griffiths AO, DSO, DSC, RAN Rtd, celebrated his 100th birthday. He is the first...