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US jet’s quick refuel on UK carrier

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HMS Prince of Wales has welcomed a foreign visitor – a US Marine Corps F-35B – as Carrier Strike Group 25 prepares to take...

India commissions diving support ship

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On 8 July the Indian Navy commissioned INS Nistar. She is the Navy’s first indigenously designed and constructed Diving Support Vessel with a local...

Chinese aircraft carrier’s Hong Kong Visit

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The People's Liberation Army-Navy 70,000 tonne aircraft carrier Shandong has completed a port visit to Hong Kong during 3-7 July. As part of the...

ANI at 50: Rear Admiral Richard Hill

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In the latter part of the 20th Century a small number of maritime strategists emerged whose origin was as long serving naval officers. These...

HMS Astute heads for revamp

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The first chapter in the career of Royal Navy hunter-killer submarine HMS Astute is over. The second awaits to be written as the first...

Japan’s new railgun naval weapon

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Japan may soon succeed where many countries, including the US, failed. More than a century after the first theoretical models of the railgun were...

An extraordinary frigate

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By George Allison As HMS Glasgow moves through the final stages of construction at BAE Systems’ Scotstoun shipyard, the Royal Navy’s newest frigate is already...

Carrier Strike Group’s activities

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Here Navy Lookout summarises the latest activities of the Royal Navy-led Carrier Strike Group as it begins the central phase of the deployment in...

Space: a third Pillar for AUKUS?

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By James Palmer* AUKUS is reshaping Australia’s strategic future, but its vision is incomplete. While the partnership’s first two pillars focus on submarines and advanced...

Logistics becoming less secure

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By William Freer and Charlotte Kleberg* For many years, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) members have grown accustomed to secure logistics in Europe, as well...