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By Admiral Jonathan Greenert* LOOKING ahead to the Department of Defense’s (DOD’s) fiscal prospects and security challenges in the second half of this decade and...

THE 22nd Chinese naval escort taskforce arrived Monday at the Simon's Town naval base of South Africa for a four-day friendly visit. The visiting...

THE ocean-going training taskforce with the South China Sea Fleet of the PLA Navy carried out an anti-piracy drill under realistic conditions in the...

A draft of the so-called 30-year shipbuilding plan, finalized by the Navy on Friday and obtained by US Naval Institute News this month (May...

The Marine Corps cannot rely on new gear alone to be prepared for the next war that arises, but rather needs to train now...

The US Navy has carried out another freedom of navigation operation in the South China Sea, the Lowy Institute Interpreter reports. According to defence...

By Alex Calvo* ANY objective assessment of developments in the South China Sea over the last few years cannot but conclude that Beijing is successfully expanding and achieving its goals, the ultimate being complete mastery over this body of water.

By LT Megan Mcculloch At the Surface Navy Association (SNA) conference in 2015, Navy leadership announced the new concept of Distributed Lethality, and, in early January after a year of discussion and research, they further fleshed out the concept at this year’s SNA.

THE Center for International Maritime Security gets the views of Captain Mark Vandroff on the complex world of acquisition and the future of the US Navy’s destroyers. CAPT Vandroff is the Program Manager of the US Navy’s DDG-51 program, the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, which is the most numerous warship in the U.S. Navy.

AT the end of thirty years of flying from Indian Navy aircraft carriers, the iconic Sea Harrier jump jet made its ceremonial last flight...