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Japan-US Marine combat drills

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Japanese and U.S. Marines had their first airborne landing and combat training together on Tuesday near Mt. Fuji as the two allies strengthen military...

Maritime cooperation in the Indian Ocean

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By Rebecca Strating* A week ago, the Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, announced that a new submarine base will be built in either Brisbane, Newcastle,...

Bigger fleet and bigger Navy share sought

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If you’re confused about the size of the future U.S. Navy fleet, you’re not alone. The service and Pentagon officials have teetered between multiple plans...

Obituary: RAN’s top clearance diver

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WILLIAM TERENCE FITZGERALD: March 23, 1929-March 5, 2022 By Tim Barlass (Published courtesy of The Sydney Morning Herald) William (Bill) Fitzgerald was a legendary clearance diver with...

US mechanism to share nuclear information explained

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AUKUS Nuclear Cooperation On December 1, 2021, President Joseph Biden submitted to Congress an “Agreement among Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States...

Big expansion to Chinese shipyard

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Jiangnan shipyard on the Yangtze River in Shanghai is important for the Chinese Navy (PLAN). It builds aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers and submarines, Naval...

Ukraine affecting Indo-Pacific attention

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By Ashley Townshend and Tom Corben* As the United States slides deeper into a proxy war with Russia, Indo-Pacific countries are increasingly concerned about the long-term...

Where will the 18,500 come from?

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By Marcus Hellyer* Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced an increase of 18,500 to the Department of Defence’s full-time workforce by 2040. I’ll spare you...

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Silentium Defence has secured a contract with the Royal Australian Navy to explore application of passive radar systems for enhanced situational awareness in the...

Old cruisers are unsafe, US Navy says

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The U.S. Navy has tried to convince Congress to let it decommission the cruiser fleet by making cost-based arguments. It’s tried readiness-based arguments, too, noting...