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RNZN leads drug bust

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A RNZN-led Combined Task Force has achieved another successful counter-narcotics operation, with the seizure of illicit drugs that would otherwise have been sold to...

New leader for RN

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The torch of Naval leadership today changed hands as Admiral Sir Ben Key became the UK's most senior sailor. Aboard Nelson’s flagship Victory, he took...

Australian submarine choices

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The political and strategic ramifications of the AUKUS pact announced in September continue to reverberate but the details of how Australia will actually acquire...

What is Australia’s grand strategy?

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By Lesley Seebeck* Having a coherent strategy matters. It allows the effective allocation of scarce resources. It provides a framework against which events and trends...

Cooperation key to maritime security

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By Jan Stockbruegger and Christian Bueger* Great power competition with China and Russia dominates debates in Washington. Few analysts therefore paid attention when U.S. Secretary...

Australia already has a submarine capability gap

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By Marcus Hellyer* At Senate estimates hearings on 24 March of this year, the independent Senator Malcolm Roberts bluntly asked Defence Department officials, ‘If the...

US Navy ships enters the Black Sea

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A U.S. naval command ship entered the Black Sea on Thursday as part of NATO manoeuvres that drew a warm welcome from Ukraine but...

99yo officer’s service celebrated

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Michael Hickie is one of the last surviving submarine commanders who served in World War II. The Narrabeen resident has dived under ice floes...

USS Peary: doomed from the start

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Destroyer doomed from the start – the rewritten story of USS Peary’s final combat action in Darwin 1942 By Dr Tom Lewis OAM* This article was...

A first for unmanned vessels

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Task Force 59 integrated MANTAS T-12 unmanned surface vessels with manned U.S. patrol craft and Bahrain Defense Force maritime assets during its New Horizon...