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Soon, steel-hulled ships will clash in battle. Missiles belching fire will rise quickly from launch tubes, rapidly gathering speed and maneuverability before slamming into enemy vessels at supersonic speeds. Sailors will die, ships will sink and nations will either rise or fall. Although the time of the battle remains hidden, the site of the battles are known all too well.

The US government's watchdog is calling out the Navy for continuing to underman its ships years after the official demise of "optimal manning" initiatives...

China’s president warned the Philippines that it would go to war if Manila insisted on enforcing an international arbitration decision rejecting China’s claims over...

By MACK WILLIAMS* While Washington is paralysed by alleged White House scandal the US has taken its eye off the South China Sea. Continuing developments...

The United States can gradually shift toward acting as an offshore balancer in Europe, Northeast Asia, and the Persian Gulf until the international setting changes requiring Washington to react more aggressively, Aaron Richards argues.

In total 48 guest naval ships attended the 50th anniversary of the Singapore navy all moored alongside the RSS SINGAPURA naval base, including some large units as the flagship of the Royal Thai navy the 911 CHAKRI NARUEBET, the brand-new Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) helicopter carrier DDH 183 IZUMO and the impressive Russian Slava class (Soviet designation Project 1164 Atlant) cruiser SLAVA which vessel arrived from her home base.

The past months have seen a significant increase in Russian military activity across Europe, including the Baltic Sea.

The Australian Government has bought the common user facility and surrounding land to substantially increase the size of the ship and submarine building facilities...

Royal Australian Navy ship HMAS Arunta has seized approximately 250 kilograms of heroin during a vessel interception off the coast of Africa as part...

Ex-HMAS Sydney would leave Sydney Harbour today (18 May 2017) to be towed to Western Australia for recycling by Australian company Birdon Pty Ltd. “Ex-HMAS...