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Myanmar’s hot new port

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By Shaun Cameron* In Myanmar’s westernmost state of Rakhine, the small fishing village of Kyaukphyu has become the focus of a US$7.3 billion deep-water port...

The first dismantling of a nuclear carrier

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For more than a decade, the US Navy has considered the former Enterprise (CVN-65) no longer operational. In fact, since 2018, the 1,101-foot behemoth...

More details on AUKUS subs timeline

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The U.S. Navy intends to sell Australia used Virginia-class attack submarines in 2032 and 2035, plus a new boat in 2038, leaders said, Defense...

RAN: innovate and quickly

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*By Malcolm Davis The analysis of the Royal Australian Navy’s surface combatant fleet that flowed from the defence strategic review (DSR) has been presented to...
defence Minister Richard Marles at the SeaPower conference

What will the fleet look like in 2035?

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By Jennifer Parker* Australia is often accused of ‘sea blindness’ and a lack of appreciation of the need for a strong navy to protect our...

Australia must build merchant fleet

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By Richard Dunley* On 10 November 2023, DP World Australia, the company operating container terminals at four of Australia’s largest ports, was brought to its...

Ship lift to help RAN in Darwin

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Already home to HMAS Coonawarra and its large fleet of patrol boats, the Northern Territory Government is building a ship lift facility in Darwin...

PLA-N’s suspected Cambodian base

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There have been persistent reports of China attempting to expand the global reach of its Navy with a network of overseas bases. Ream in...

More time at sea and better readiness

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“It’s counterintuitive,” the head of U.S. submarine forces acknowledges, but the Navy’s ballistic missile submarine force is spending more time operating at sea while...

Two submarines a year from now on

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The U.S. Navy and the submarine sector hope in 2024 they can begin reliably delivering two attack submarines annually, following work disruptions that threw...