The timing of laying mines
By Natalie Treloar*
So now it’s confirmed: Ghost Shark uncrewed submarines will be able to lay mines, up to 12 at a time.
But government confirmation...
The Plan for a Stronger Canada
The Canadian Government has released the first national security strategy for more than 20 years. The introduction to The Plan for a Stronger Canada...
From the ANI Archives: J P Stevenson: justice denied
By Commodore DD Farthing DSC RAN (Rtd.)*
(This article was published in Headmark in 2012)
Judge Advocate: “It is competent for the Court, whether the accused...
Boost to UK submarine effort
Britain is seeking to double its submarine production rate to meet the requirement for up to 12 SSN-AUKUS attack submarines for the Royal Navy....
Drones and the Jeune École
By Luke Boyce and Dr Mark Bailey*
Enthusiasm about drones is not new; nor is this the first time technological innovation and geopolitical revisionism have challenged the...
Australia’s enduring uncrewed vessel
By Vu Ha Phuong*
The long endurance and low speed of Ocius Bluebottle uncrewed surveillance boats make them suitable for sustained observation that requires no...
The Undersea War
The Undersea War. By Elisabeth Braw. Hachette Australia.
Reviewed by Marc Ablong
Elisabeth Braw has written the best account yet of the contest on the seabed....
Examples of AUKUS progress
By Gidget Fuentes*
At first glance, the Hadalus-XL unmanned underwater vehicle and its dark flat panels might not catch the curious eye like a go-fast...
Three-nation naval exercise
The Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) and United States Navy have participated in a biennial exercise in the Jervis Bay...
USS Colorado N-sub in WA
Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom have taken further steps regarding Australia’s preparations for the establishment of Submarine Rotational Force‑West (SRF‑West), Australian...