Pakistan holds major maritime conference and exercise
The Pakistan International Maritime Expo & Conference (PIMEC), an initiative of the Pakistan Navy, and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs was held on 10-12...
Canada and AUKUS
Dr Jeffrey F Collins and Mr Matthew Bondy*
This article was first published in the Australian Naval Review, 2022, Issue 1, in June 2022.
Introduction
In a country...
Indon-Viet accord over maritime boundary
A recent agreement between Indonesia and Vietnam over maritime boundaries in the South China Sea will likely smooth over the occasionally tense relationship between...
Massacre of naval personnel in the Solomons, 1880
By Clive Williams*
Solomon Islands (formerly the British Solomon Islands Protectorate) was in the news again in 2022 because of its closer association with China,...
Australian company supplying metal printing to US Navy
Australian company AML3D is supplying the US Department of Defence (US DoD) its industrial 3D metal printing technology to help scale up parts supply...
Virginia-class line now fully staffed
The Virginia-class submarine production line at Newport News Shipbuilding is now fully staffed, after taking a back seat to the preeminent Columbia-class submarine program...
Best way to use fleetwide connectivity
The U.S. Navy is considering how best to equip ships and sailors to take advantage of fleetwide connectivity that Project Overmatch will provide. At...
After 42 years, big N-sub withdrawn
After 41 years in Arctic waters, the giant Cold War weapon TK-208 “Dmitri Donskoy” is withdrawn from service, the Barents Observer reports.
The Typhoon was the...
New B21s mooted for Australia
America's next-generation B-21 bomber could be sent to Australia to "accelerate" national security under a congressional proposal put to the US secretary of defense,...
Ship-builders look to 3D printing
The aircraft carrier construction team at HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding faced a key deadline in March 2022. The team was on the hook to move...