Darwin’s marine industry hub
By John Coyne*
If Australia is serious about defending its interests and shaping its region, building out Darwin’s marine industry must be at the forefront...
QE-Class: ups and downs
By David Hobbs
Bill Sweetman (https://navalinstitute.com.au/doubts-over-uk-pacific-exercise/) rightly describes the RN Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier class as an achievement, especially with regard to the use of...
Rescue training in Arabian Sea
What would happen if an aircraft were forced to ditch, not in the water of the River Hudson – as depicted in the Hollywood...
India masses ships against Pakistan
The Indian Navy massed naval forces in the Northern Arabian Sea and sent a carrier battle group, surface combatants, submarines and naval aviation to...
Canberra company joins AUKUS challenge
Canberra-based L3Harris Technologies Australia has put its hand up for the 2025 AUKUS Maritime Innovation Challenge, Alan Clements, the company’s Chief Executive has confirmed....
Large Mediterranean strike exercise
Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales has joined forces with an Italian carrier strike group, led by flagship ITS Cavour, to take...
Australia’s broadening maritime strategy
By Yunkang Liu*
Amid growing geopolitical tensions and contested security visions in the Indo-Pacific, Australia is recalibrating its maritime strategy to balance military preparedness with...
US plan to fast-track weapons systems
The U.S. Navy’s Strategic Systems Program is working to fast track the improvement and development of three critical weapons systems, Vice Admiral Johnny Wolfe...
Sunken USS Yorktown’s 83-year-old secrets
Eighty-three years after sinking, the USS Yorktown is still revealing secrets. During an expedition last month, scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration...
What is AUKUS seeking to deter?
By Nishank Motwani*
AUKUS is one of the most ambitious allied defence undertakings in decades. But for all the high-end platforms and advanced capabilities it...