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CHINA is "changing the operational landscape" in the South China Sea by deploying missiles and radar as part of an effort to militarily dominate...

AN Italian barge and floating dock designed for Russia to further assist in transporting Soviet legacy nuclear waste to safe storage will soon be...

FOR centuries, sailors used sextants to plot their location on the trackless sea, lining up stars in the sky to find their own place...

THE US Navy’s next generation surface combatants will be developed with information technologies baked into the core of their designs. While the Navy’s current generation of warships like the Ticonderoga-class cruisers and Arleigh Burke-class destroyers use digital information technology, they were designed in a different era when technology did not evolve as rapidly as today. The next generation replacement for those vessels will have to incorporate digital-information technologies from the outset – and will have to keep pace with rapid technical advancements, Dave Majumdar writes.

The new Seaforth Publication The British Carrier Strike Fleet by Commander David Hobbs, RN (Rtd) comprises one comprehensive volume with more than 600...

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 P.M. seeks peace and co-operation at International Fleet Review.

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...

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.