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More submariner training in the UK

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On 26 September it was announced that hundreds of Australian submariners and civilians will receive specialist nuclear skills through training from Royal Navy engineers....

Three navies top up missiles in the north

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On 25 September it was announced that in a first, warships from the Australia, Canada and the US were ammunitioned with vertical launched Evolved...

Dual Singaporean Navy submarine commissioning

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On 25 September the Republic of Singapore Navy (RSN) commissioned the submarines RSS Invincible & RSS Impeccable in a ceremony attended by Prime Minister...

US Chief of Naval Operations completes treatment for breast cancer

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On 20 September the US Navy announced that the Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Lisa Franchetti is cancer free after undergoing treatment for Stage...

Destroyer Enterprise launched

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Senior Australian Defence leaders and industry partners officially launched the Destroyer Enterprise at the Osborne Naval Shipyard recently, ushering in a new era of...

HMAS Brisbane goes to US for upgrade

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As part of an ongoing 'interchangeability' deployment HMAS Brisbane (DDG-41) is undergoing a scheduled maintenance period at US Naval Base San Diego, Australian Defence...

Chinese invest to project power

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While the United States is unrivaled in projecting military power from 500-plus overseas bases, China’s investments in ports and communication technology globally show Beijing’s...

Lessons from Red Sea surge

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The short-notice surge of U.S. warships from the East Coast to take on missile and drone threats in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Red...

Quantum clocks new role as GPS degrades

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The Australian military has awarded a physics startup two contracts for a quantum clock designed to provide greater accuracy and a week or more...

Australian security and foreign policy basics

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Geography is the foundation of Australia’s international strategy, and the nature of the nation — history and culture — sets the way we think...