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Red Dragon ‘Flankers’

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Red Dragon 'Flankers'. China’s Prolific ‘Flanker’ Family. By Andreas Rupprecht. Published by Harpia Publishing, Wien, Austria, in 2022. ISBN 978-1-95039-410-4. Reviewed by David Hobbs  BUY NOW FROM BOOKTOPIA  Andreas Rupprecht is...

The Magnetism of Antarctica

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The Magnetism of Antarctica. The Ross Expedition 1839-1843. By John Knight. Published by Whittles Publishing, Dunbeath, Caithness. ISBN 978-1-84995-501-0. Reviewed by David Hobbs  BUY NOW FROM BOOKTOPIA  John Knight has written...

Australia likely to get British N-sub

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With the formal announcement of Australia’s path to obtain nuclear attack submarines expected to happen in Washington next month, speculation about the likely solution AUKUS...

WWII US submarine wreckage found

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The wreckage of a US Navy submarine, which sank at least 10 enemy ships during World War II, has been discovered off the coast...

Canada and AUKUS

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Dr Jeffrey F Collins and Mr Matthew Bondy* This article was first published in the Australian Naval Review, 2022, Issue 1, in June 2022.  Introduction In a country...

Massacre of naval personnel in the Solomons, 1880

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By Clive Williams* Solomon Islands (formerly the British Solomon Islands Protectorate) was in the news again in 2022 because of its closer association with China,...

Maritime Cooperation & Security in the Indo-Pacific

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Maritime Cooperation and Security in the Indo-Pacific Region: Essays in Honour of Sam Bateman. Edited by John F. Bradford, Jane Chan, Stuart Kaye, Clive...

Women and leadership scholarships

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Women & Leadership Australia is offering professional development scholarships for Australian Naval Institute staff and members. The scholarships are open to women across all areas...

Why US dominates Pacific comms infrastructure

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By Geoffrey L. Irving* Introduction A combination of the United States’ nascent modern industrial policy, diplomacy, and aligned governmental and commercial interests have set the conditions...

Delivering Australia’s future frigates

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This article was first published in the Australian Naval Review, 2021, Issue 2, in December 2021.  By Craig Lockhart* Standing in the steel fabrication hall at the...