Strategic Culture? We need to talk
By Mike Fogarty
STRATEGIC Culture is a relatively new concept, which has increasingly come into academic usage since it was first introduced less than four decades ago. Indon piracy campaign; Russian N-sub trouble; and more news
The Indonesian Navy has launched a new campaign to combat piracy, according to Rear Admiral Achmad Taufiqoerrochman. A Sydney-Hobart to remember for the Navy’s Tam o’ Shanter, 1956-57
By Ian Crawford*
AS A year officer at the naval college from 1956 to 1957 I was committed to crew Tam o’ Shanter, the college’s entry in the Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race. Our sailing master was Lieutenant Commander John Lancaster, another of the year officers and an enthusiast for everything he took on. Update on key six programs in Fleet renewal
AT THE annual ANI Goldrick seminar in December CDRE Rob Elliott provided an update of six of the key programs of Australia's fifth Fleet...
Stronger defence in a more dangerous world
British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon tells the Atlantic Council in Washington of the need for stronger defence in a more dangerous world. Eulogy for Gavin Campbell WWII HMAS Perth veteran
This is the compellingly moving eulogy given by Mike Carlton at the funeral of World War II HMAS Perth veteran Gavin Campbell.
The ANI themed blog
This section of the Australian Naval Institute's website contains a weekly blog on a given topic. We have started with the South China Sea.
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16Dec15: Why Australia shouldn’t join the U.S. FONOPs in the South China Sea
Australia and the Law of the Sea – Why we shouldn’t join the U.S. FONOPs in the South China Sea.
By Sam Bateman*
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New display dedicated to Naval George Cross winners
The second highest Australian honour – the George Cross – has been highlighted in a new display dedicated to each Royal Australian Naval member who has received the honour. Submarine bids now in, Australian panel begins evaluation
NOW that all three competitors have issued final proposals in Australia's AU$ 50 billion (US $36.44 billion) Future Submarine program, an expert advisory panel will begin its evaluations and issue findings next year to guide the government's selection. Up to 12 large conventional submarines will be acquired under Project Sea 1000. The Australian government selected France’s DCNS, TKMS of Germany and the government of Japan to participate in a competitive evaluation process (CEP).