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US Navy to make all sailors reaffirm oath

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When the US Navy holds its daylong stand-downs to address the extremist ideologies that leaders say have infiltrated the military ranks, sailors across the...

Chagos silence undermines rules-based system

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By Benjamin Herscovitch* Australia’s defence of the rules-based international order is based on enlightened self-interest. As the 2017 Foreign Policy White Paper made plain: “We...

RN to increase global naval presence

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The Royal Navy aims to increase the number of naval units deployed around the world, according to Vice-Admiral Jerry Kyd, Commander of the United...

UAE’s large diver-delivery contract

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UAE based Armacraft, a developer and builder of composite patrol vessels, have signed a substantial order for its new Trident (submersible high-speed diver delivery...

China’s dangerous new coast guard law

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By Ryan D. Martinson* Since its October release in draft form, China’s new coastguard law has been the subject of dozens of news reports and...

A half century of changing naval culture

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The following is the Australian White Ensign Oration at the Naval Officers Club Mess Dinner. Royal Automobile Club - 26 February 2021, by Lieutenant Commander Desmond...

RAN takes five fire trucks to PNG

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Five fire trucks are on the way to Papua New Guinea (PNG) on board HMAS Choules after being donated by the Queensland Fire and...

Diego Garcia, the US and rules-based order

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By Blake Herzinger* In remarks delivered at the US State Department in early February, President Joe Biden championed the rule of law as part of...

Soviet naval strategy: a template for China?

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By James Goldrick* In 1976, Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Sergei Georgyevich Gorshkov published his exposition of Soviet maritime strategy under the...

RN in big Mid-East drug swoop

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Drugs worth £11m will never reach the streets – or fund terrorist activities – after the Royal Navy swooped on traffickers twice in two...