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Britain’s ‘root and branch’ review

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By Joshua Huminski* In July 2024, the newly elected Labour government announced that it would undertake a ‘root and branch’ review of the United Kingdom’s...

Standing up to “bully” China

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This is the address to the ANI's 2024 Goldrick Seminar by CDRE Jay Tarriela* I would like to start by reminding everyone that the People’s...

New complexity in naval operations

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By James Wirtz* As great power competition becomes an increasingly grim reality, senior officers are coming to terms with the end of a globally permissive,...

Russian carrier sailors sent to frontline

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In a surprising development, Russia has seemingly formed a mechanised battalion from the crew of its only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, UK Defence...

China’s carrier strategy dissected

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By Ben Ho* Last month, Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) published a report that has a section outlining how China would likely use its aircraft...

Canada’s Coast Guard launches Arctic strategy

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The Canadian Coast Guard has released its Arctic Strategy. There are four pillars to the Strategy: Reconciliation, Cooperation & Collaboration, Modernisation and Northern Adaption,...

Unmanned vessels and the Law of the Sea

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By Takeo Imura* Unmanned systems technologies possess great potential for changing the landscape of military operations. Today’s unmanned systems include aircraft, ground vehicles, and surface...

Submariners can learn from sail conflicts

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The direction from submarine force leadership past and present is clear: “Prepare for battle.”1 Part of those preparations is determining how U.S. submarines should...

Striking home port a decisive tactic

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By Hee-Cheol Jung* A fleet’s homeport performs vital functions that sustain naval power, including ship repair, resupply, maintenance, and training. The criticality of homeport infrastructure...

Transitioning from strike group mentality

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By CDR Anthony LaVopa, USN* The United States Navy and its allies have enjoyed uncontested control of the world’s oceans for over thirty years. But...