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Two carriers now in Afghan mission

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The Ronald Reagan carrier strike group is now in the Middle East to help support the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan, the Navy...

US Navy’s unpaid-labour problem

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By Julie Zack It’s an open secret: The Navy thrives not just on the labor of sailors, but also on the unpaid labor of military...

France as an Indo-Pacific Player

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By Jean-Mathieu REY*  SYNOPSIS  Although a European power, France has overseas territories in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Given its stake in the emerging Indo-Pacific, France...

Australia delivers patrol boat to Kiribati

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In the latest milestone for the Pacific Maritime Security Program, Australia has delivered a new Guardian-class patrol boat to Kiribati, Defence New reports. RKS Teanoai II...

France’s Indo-Pacific strategy

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France’s strategy in the Indo-Pacific takes place in a context of regional political, economic and strategic re-engagement that dates back to the early 1990s....

HMAS Perth back in the water

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Anzac-class frigate HMAS Perth was back in the water on July 1. She was lowered out of the dry dock at the Australian Marine Complex...

Russian mega-sub takes to sea

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The Russian Navy’s latest ‘Special Mission’ submarine, K-329 Belgorod, has put to sea for the first time. Open source intelligence seen by Naval News...

Russian-RN warships clash

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Russian fighters and warships did not fire warning shots or drop bombs to warn off U.K. warship HMS Defender (D36) operating in the Black...

New theory on Melbourne-Voyager collision

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A veteran of HMAS Melbourne share his theory surrounding the tragic Melbourne-Voyager collision 57 years ago. It was the nation's largest peacetime tragedy, which killed...

Prince of Wales completes sea training

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HMS Prince of Wales has completed Basic Sea Training helping to establish her lethality and ability to sustain operations, Forces Net reports. The 65,000-tonne Royal...