Uncrewed vessels’ greater role
Uncrewed vessels with the ability to jam electronics, spy on faraway activities and even help coordinate the flow of fighting will play an increasingly...
Private US boats are a military asset
By Jasper Campbell*
Introduction
Much has been made about the threat of the People’s Armed Forces Maritime Militia (PAFMM) and its contributions to the burgeoning People’s...
AUKUS to test Australian industry
By Jason Van der Schyff*
Australia’s defence and technology industry will be tested like never before by the AUKUS partnership in managing the torrent of...
ADV Cape Capricorn delivered to RAN
Austal Australia has delivered ADV Cape Capricorn, the fourth of eight Evolved Cape-class patrol boats to the RAN.
Since the contract was signed in...
Singapore Chief of Navy to become Chief of Defence Force
On 24 March Singapore’s Chief of Navy, Rear Admiral Aaron Beng will, on promotion, become the country’s next Chief of Defence Force. He will...
PLA to recruit women carrier pilots
PLA-N to Recruit Women Carrier Pilots
On 20 February the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy announced it will recruit women to become pilots to...
Nuclear Submarines for Australia? When?
This article is part of the ANI Occasional Papers Series. Details about the series are here.
By Jack Dillich*
A Taskforce will roll out its “optimal...
5th Astute-class heads to sea
HMS Anson, the fifth Astute class submarine, which BAE Systems has designed and built for the Royal Navy, has departed the company's shipyard in...
Australia likely to get British N-sub
With the formal announcement of Australia’s path to obtain nuclear attack submarines expected to happen in Washington next month, speculation about the likely solution AUKUS...
US Navy’s hypersonic launcher progresses
Lockheed Martin will have a ship-based hypersonic missile launcher ready for flight tests next year, the company said, as part of the development work...