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Attack class subs need competition

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By Hugh White* Australia’s strategic circumstances over the next few decades will mean we cannot afford to be without a submarine capability. But that’s an area...

Extended forward presence: China’s artificial islands

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By Olli Pekka Suorsa Summary: China has expended significant resources in erecting seven artificial islands in the Spratlys, in the South China Sea. The real...

Subs: best Plan B is to make Plan A work

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By Paul Jennings* At this stage of Australia’s future submarine project, there is absolutely zero chance of the government adopting a Plan B. Realistically, I doubt...

How Australia can deter China

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By Paul Dibb* Two important military developments recently should give China pause for thought. The first one is the announcement by Prime Minister Scott Morrison...

SIA urges no capability gap

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The Submarine Institute of Australia (SIA) has noted the release of the report ‘Australia’s Future Submarine – Do we need a plan B?’. The SIA’s...

RN tests unmanned equipment

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The Royal Navy has tested a set of unmanned equipment in an operational environment for the first time in Norway. The four-day Exercise Autonomous...

Regional navies and Pacific security

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During Rim of the Pacific (RimPac) 2018, Chilean Navy Commodore Pablo Niemann was the maritime component commander. With him were the frigate CNS Almirante...

RADM Griffiths podcast

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Here is the link to the podcast of Rear Admiral Guy Griffiths' lecture reminiscing about his naval career: PODCAST

RN to build huge unmanned sub

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The Royal Navy has awarded a contract for what may be the world’s largest underwater drones. Armed submarine drones are just around the corner...

Subs: do the jobs numbers stack up

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‘I’m also very confident in terms of the methodologies that have been developed and refined over the course of many of these projects and...