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MTO keeps seaborne trade lanes flowing during Kakadu

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A five-member team of Australian and New Zealand Maritime Trade Operations (MTO) personnel provided a vital link to the commercial shipping industry during Kakadu...

ABC reports difficulties with sub project

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The ABC is reporting that difficulties over waranties and technology transfers will most likely delay the $50 billion submarine project. The full article is here.

The cost of defending Taiwan

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By Malcolm Davis Taiwan is a country under siege as it faces the prospect of eventual reunification with China, on China’s terms, and potentially as...

The one, conclusive reason why Australia won’t go nuclear

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By Nicholas Stuart There’s a massive, although subterranean, debate going on in the strategic community at the moment – one with huge ramifications. It’s whether...

Winning battles and losing wars: force structure review

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By Bob Moyse Few subjects generate more emotion inside Defence than force structures, especially when it comes to capabilities perceived as ‘core’. That may be...

The return of combat losses?

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By Michael Shoebridge When governments send their militaries into conflicts, the forces usually suffer combat losses—deaths of people and destruction of machines. Between East Timor...

Future of US-Australia strategic cooperation: implications for WA

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By Charles Ikins* Key Points: The rise of China and the spread of its political, economic and military influence throughout the Indo-Pacific region has accentuated the...

Merchant warships – modern East Indianmen

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By Steve Wills The East Indiaman was an iconic vessel from the age of “fighting sail” that combined the features of a robust, long-range cargo...

New forms of operational planning for commanding the seas

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By Bill Shafley* Introduction Sea Control operations require a delicate balance of protecting the hunters and releasing the hounds. Strike Group and subordinate staff’s tactical planning,...

Fighting for sea control in the next war

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By Lars Wedin* The sea is growing ever more important. Conflicting interests make it a prime domain for future wars. Historically, securing command of the...