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Australia should offer South Pacific what China can’t

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By Michael Shoebridge* The new Australian government has thought hard about the South Pacific and is already repairing the gap between Australian policy and South...

Russia’s naval food blockade

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Newly declassified U.S. intelligence shows that a Russian naval blockade has halted maritime trade at Ukrainian ports, in what world leaders call a deliberate...

Albania offers naval base to Nato

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Albania has offered Nato the use of a Soviet naval base “in these dangerous times,” country has announced, the Independent reports. Prime Minister Edi Rama...

Austal delivers 15th Guardian Class patrol boat

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Austal Australia has delivered the 15th Guardian-class Patrol Boat (GCPB) to the Australian Department of Defence. The vessel, Te Kukupa II, was then gifted by...

The impact of a maritime perspective on land wars

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By Norman Friedman* The ocean is the greatest of all highways. It is much easier to move a ton of goods from Shanghai to Los...

HMAS Supply’s tribute to ancient culture

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The crew of HMAS Supply has put a twist on the tradition of ships naming their main passageway after a major street in the...

RAN, RNZN help rescue SW Pacific mariners

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In three incidents the RAN and the RNZAF played leading roles in rescuing mariners in the SW Pacific. In the first incident on 21 May,...

RN looks a commercial tankers to refuel

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The Royal Navy has announced that they have been exploring the idea of NATO naval vessels using commercial tankers to supply fuel to warships...

RN retires two Hunter submarines

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The Royal Navy’s nuclear-powered submarines HMS Talent and HMS Trenchant were decommissioned at Devonport Naval Base on 20 May, Naval Today reports. HMS Trenchant’s...

Dual-use hint in China-Solomons deal

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By Anastasia Kapetas* A reading of some of the headlines on China’s new security deal with Solomon Islands might give the impression that a Chinese naval...