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World Naval Developments – Nov 2015

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151107-N-KE519-226In November 2015 Chinese President Xi Jinping announced sweeping changes in the Chinese military, Norman Friedman looks at the implications.

The worsening US-China South China Sea face off

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mapFrom Grenatec Manila's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting was a tale of two summits. The official one centered on trade. The unofficial one focused on the South China Sea.

FGS Baden-Württemberg under construction — photo essay

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FGS_Baden-Wuerttemberg_10_2015 (3)FGS Baden-Wurttemberg under construction.

Discount for ANI members at USNI site

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THE ANI has always worked closely with the United States Naval Institute (USNI) and over recent months we have been finding ways of increasing...

CN on continuous ship-building and deterrence

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VADM_Tim_BarrettThe Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett, talks about continuous ship-building and deterrence.

Bookings close 25 Nov for Goldrick seminar

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QinetiQ_BlueBookings close at 4pm on 25 November for the 2015 Goldrick Seminar. The seminar, on 3 December 2015 and proudly sponsored by QinetiQ, will look at the future of the Navy and the continuous shipbuilding initiative.

Ex-naval base Platypus to be open to public

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HMAS PLATYPUS January 1990 copyThe Federal Government will provide $20 million for the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to open up the Platypus site in Neutral Bay, Sydney, to the public.

Australian defence policy objectives, 1945-2015: are we there yet?

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How times have changed. Japanese sailors aboard the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force submarine JS Narushio arrive in Pearl HarborMike Fogarty surveys some developing evolutions within the paradigm of Australian defence policy objectives since World War II (1945-2015).

Gibraltar — exposed but valuable

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Gibraltar-front-600x372THE recent global maritime security scenario has been deeply affected by several factors that have by necessity, changed the way of approaching and dealing with individual problems at sea, Michael Sanchez argues.