Special 20% discount for ANI members. British Carrier Strike Fleet
The new Seaforth Publication The British Carrier Strike Fleet by Commander David Hobbs, RN (Rtd) comprises one comprehensive volume with more than 600...
1965. Konfrontasi/Confrontation
LCDR HAA (Bert) Twiddy, RN, commanding officer of HMS Invermoriston, on a wartime patrol off Singapore in 1965, at the height of the Confrontation with Indonesia. Civilian in the middle possibly his Navy Minister, either Mallalieu or Mayhew. Bren gun mounted with some spare clips in the ready use locker. Note look-out with bow-wave on his cap. Indian PM’s address at International Fleet Review 2016 Visakhapatnam
INDIAN P.M. seeks peace and co-operation at International Fleet Review. Lessons from Argentina’s air-naval arsenal
By Hal Wilson
EVEN thirty-three years after the end of hostilities there, the Falklands Islands still enjoy close attention. Diplomatic skirmishes and oil exploration at...
People not parts. Returning ingenuity and tenacity to office class
By Ian Akisoglu
SINCE the end of the Second World War, the military dominance of the United States has rested on its relative technological superiority...
Chief of Navy’s Speech Commemoration Day for Tasmanian National Service Association
Chief of Navy’s Speech Commemoration Day for Tasmanian National Service Association. Keflavik: Submarine Hunting Base To Reopen
AS the Second World War engulfed Europe the United States turned to the North Atlantic to build a new airbase for their bombers, and...
US sends submarine to South Korea
The United States, in response to the recent space rocket launch by Pyongyang, has sent a nuclear-powered submarine to South Korea, a spokesperson from...
Mitsubishi boss promotes sales pitch for Australia’s $50b sub contract
The boss of the Japanese company hoping to build Australia's new $50 billion submarine fleet has denied reports that the Turnbull government is pressuring...
Indian Ocean’s increasing importance
In an interview with Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, Chief of the Royal Australian Navy, By Serge DeSilva-Ranasinghe discusses the rise to prominence of the Indian Ocean region in Australian strategic thinking.