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Importance of local industry in sub project

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By Martin Hamilton-Smith* In late 2014, Australia was engaged in a vigorous national debate about whether 12 new submarines should be imported directly from Japan...

Deterrence and long-range strike capability

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By Marcus Hellyer* Last year, as part of the broader discussion about a Plan B for Australia’s defence strategy, I started a series looking at Australia’s options...

Ignorance of China is not bliss

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200205-N-OT328-0018 PACIFIC OCEAN (Feb. 05, 2020) The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) prepares to pull alongside the aircraft carrier USS...

Chinese vessel maps WA waters

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A high-tech Chinese research vessel has been detected mapping strategically important waters off the Western Australian coast where submarines are known to regularly transit,...

USS Theodore Roosevelt to visit Da Nang

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By Carlyle A. Thayer* What are the implications of the visit of USS Theodore Roosevelt to Da Nang. Q1. The U.S Navy is increasing its presence...

China’s quest for maritime supremacy

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By Dr Patrick M. Cronin* In this decade, the United States Navy may be displaced as the most formidable maritime presence in the Pacific Ocean....

Re-examining US alliance

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By Andrew Carr* In part 1 of this series, I argued that though on the surface ANZUS seems in good health, there are at least four...

Boosting naval lethality

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By James Goldrick* The Washington-based Center for Strategic and Budgetary Analysis recently released a thought-provoking assessment of the US Navy’s plan for its surface forces. Taking...

RADM Griffiths to reminisce

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Rear Admiral Guy R Griffiths AO DSO DSC RAN (Ret) will reminisce about his first-hand experiences of the terrors and triumphs of naval life...

Russian navy to shrink

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The number of Russian large ocean-going warships is to decrease significantly by 2027. This development and the prospects for large naval vessel construction were...