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US divers preparing for future wars

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A port of vital interest to the U.S. military is bombed and destroyed in a future great-power battle, with sunken ships and piers in...

The 1967 Walker–Besslednyi Collision

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The 1967 Walker–Besslednyi Collision: When History Got It Wrong By Bill Streifer and Irek Sabitov On May 10, 1967, during the heart of the Cold War,...

Australia’s Colonial Navies

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Australia’s Colonial Navies. By Ross Gillett. Naval Historical Society of Australia, Sydney, 2021.  Reviewed by Greg Swinden Ross Gillett first wrote this book in 1982, well before the...

Battleship Duke of York

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Battleship Duke of York. An Anatomy from Building to Breaking. By Ian Buxton & Ian Johnston. Seaforth Publishing, Barnsley, Yorkshire, 2021. ISBN 978-1-5267-7729-4 Reviewed by David Hobbs This carefully...

Nuclear propulsion seminar

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Sponsored by the Royal Institute of Naval Architects and the Institute of Marine Engineering and Science Technology, NOC member Chris Skinner will present a...

Naval history podcasts Season 6 begins 30 Aug

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Season 6 of the highly rated Australian Naval History podcasts will be launched on 30 August. The series is produced by the Naval Studies Group at the...

Modern Taiwanese Air Power

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Modern Taiwanese Air Power. The Republic of China Air Force Today. By Roy Choo and Peter Ho. Harpia Publishing Verlags-GmbH, 1090 Wien, Austria. ISBN   978-1-950394-03-6. Reviewed by David...

South China Sea conference

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Online Event: Eleventh Annual South China Sea Conference, Session Two Tuesday, August 24, 2021 9:00-10:00AM Online - Webinar   Register Here The CSIS Southeast Asia Program and Asia Maritime Transparency...

Australian Wrens’ role in Bletchley Park

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Captain Peter Hore, RN (Retd), the Naval Obituary writer for the UK Daily Telegraph, author of this very engaging new book, Bletchley Park’s Secret...

Taranto; and Naval Air Warfare in the Mediterranean, 1940-1945

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Taranto; and Naval Air Warfare in the Mediterranean, 1940-1945. By David Hobbs. Seaforth Publishing, Barnsley, Yorkshire, 2020. Reviewed by Tim Coyle   ‘Taranto was the supreme justification for the...