Skip to content
Defense.info
  • Key Developments
    • Air Power Dynamics
    • Global Dynamics
    • Maritime Dynamics
    • Multi-Domain Dynamics
    • Re-Shaping Defense & Security
    • Re-Thinking Strategy
    • Defense Decisions
  • Featured Defense Systems
    • C2
    • Disruptive Technologies
    • Fighters
    • Ground Combat Systems
      • Autonomous Ground Systems
    • Lift and Tanking Systems
      • A330MRTT
      • Airlifters
    • MARTAC Maritime Autonomous Systems
    • Maritime Patrol Systems
    • Missile Systems
    • Naval Ships
    • Rotor and Tiltrotor Systems
      • CH-53K
      • The Osprey
    • Training
    • Space Systems
    • Tron Warfare
    • Unmanned and Autonomous Systems
      • Maritime Unmanned Systems
      • Unmanned Air Systems
      • Autonomous Ground Systems
    • Weapon Systems
  • Book Review
  • About us
    • Who We Are
    • Global Partners
  • Key Developments
    • Air Power Dynamics
    • Global Dynamics
    • Maritime Dynamics
    • Multi-Domain Dynamics
    • Re-Shaping Defense & Security
    • Re-Thinking Strategy
    • Defense Decisions
  • Featured Defense Systems
    • C2
    • Disruptive Technologies
    • Fighters
    • Ground Combat Systems
      • Autonomous Ground Systems
    • Lift and Tanking Systems
      • A330MRTT
      • Airlifters
    • MARTAC Maritime Autonomous Systems
    • Maritime Patrol Systems
    • Missile Systems
    • Naval Ships
    • Rotor and Tiltrotor Systems
      • CH-53K
      • The Osprey
    • Training
    • Space Systems
    • Tron Warfare
    • Unmanned and Autonomous Systems
      • Maritime Unmanned Systems
      • Unmanned Air Systems
      • Autonomous Ground Systems
    • Weapon Systems
  • Book Review
  • About us
    • Who We Are
    • Global Partners

Newsletter Signup

In an effort to be in compliance with GDPR we are providing you with the latest documentation about how we collect, use, share and secure your information, we want to make you aware of our updated privacy policy here

Enter your name and email address below to receive our newsletter.
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

MENUMENU
Maritime Dynamics Archive

Can the Anzac Frigates Remain Relevant?

04/06/2019
By Marcus Hellyer

In part 1, I discussed how the Anzac class of frigates is only halfway through its service…

Read More »

Shaping the Future of the Royal Australian Navy: The Impact of Frigates

04/04/2019
By Marcus Hellyer (with an introduction by Robbin Laird)

The Royal Australian Navy is being rebuilt as part of a transformed Australian Defence Force. Recently,…

Read More »

The Royal Navy’s New Offshore Patrol Vessels: Enhancing the Size of the Royal Navy

03/29/2019
By Defend.info Media Team

In a recent story published on the UK Ministry of Defence website, the naming of the…

Read More »

An Update on the French Aircraft Carrier: Operating with a Significant Mid-Life Upgrade

03/18/2019
By Vice Admiral Jean-Philippe Rolland, French Navy

In an article published by USNI Naval Proceedings, Vice Admiral Jean-Philippe Rolland, French Navy, provided an overview…

Read More »

A Look Back at Naval Aviation

02/19/2019
By Edward Timperlake

At the time when US Naval Aviation had reached its 100th birthday, Ed Timperlake, a naval…

Read More »

UK Reaffirms Support for Strategic Nuclear Submarine Program

12/08/2018
By defense.Info

In a story published December 6, 2018 on the UK Ministry of Defence website, Defence Secretary…

Read More »

The UK and India Work Together in Maritime Exercise Konkan 18

12/06/2018
By India Strategic

New Delhi, November 30, 2018: The crew of HMS Dragon has arrived in Goa to participate…

Read More »

Australian Offshore Patrol Vehicle Construction Begins

11/22/2018
By Australian Defence Business Review

Construction has commenced on the first of 12 Project SEA 1180 offshore patrol vessels (OPV), with…

Read More »

A Look Back at Euronaval 2018: Another Look at the Return of Direct Defense

11/13/2018
By Murielle Delaporte

Two years have passed since Le Bourget hosted the last Euronaval show. Two years during which…

Read More »

US Chief of Naval Operations Visits Australia: November 2018

11/03/2018
By Max Blenkin

The US Navy’s Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) says Australia’s new Hobart class DDGs was a…

Read More »
  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • Next Page »
Defense Bookshop
The Defense.info team provides high quality publications with regard to key global strategic developments. You can purchase these on a number of booksellers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Previous Next
View All Books »
Latest Podcast
Podcast Logo
10/22/2026

--> The Next Generation of Airpower Is an Enterprise, Not a Platform

Your browser does not support the audio element.
View All Podcasts »
Defense Decisions
10/29/2026
By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

NIST’s New AI Incident Guidance Needs a Defense Recovery Drill

Defense organizations adopting AI agents need more than assurances that a system will follow instructions. They need evidence that operators can detect unauthorized activity, contain it across connected services, and…

Read More »
View All Defense Decisions »
Highlight of the Week
10/23/2026
By Robbin Laird

AUKUS and the Building of Australian Undersea Power: John Blaxland Makes the Case

In mid-October 2026, Professor John Blaxland of the Australian National University made the case for AUKUS twice in two days, to two very different audiences. On October 16, he and…

Read More »
View All Weekly Highlights »
Video of the Week
10/22/2026
By Defense.info

AUKUS: Strategic Imperative or Costly Mistake?

Overview of Professor John Blaxland’s Interview on Devil’s Advocate (Episode 93) Source: Devil’s Advocate (涵瞰世界), “EP 93 Prof John Blaxland on AUKUS: Strategic Imperative or Costly Mistake?” YouTube, October 17,…

Read More »
View All Weekly Videos »
Interview of the Week
09/11/2026
By Robbin Laird

The Age of Urgency: Rear Adm. McCoy on Rebuilding the Navy’s Aviator Pipeline

Originally published in Breaking Defense, September 4, 2026 Rear Adm. Max “Pepper” McCoy, the Chief of Naval Air Training, describes the system he runs as a factory conveyor belt: the…

Read More »
View All Weekly Interviews »
Book Reviews

Before the Pivot: John Blaxland’s The Australian Army from Whitlam to Howard and the Long Road to Today’s Force

Review by Robbin Laird

A Bridge Between History and Transformation: Reviewing The United States Marines: A History (Fifth Edition)

Review by Robbin Laird

The Age of Chaos: Kill Web Warfare, Authoritarian Coercion, and the Democratic Advantage

Review by Defense Infromation Media Team
View All Book Reviews »
Op Eds: Danny’s Corner
10/17/2026

The Safety Valve: Why Local News Matters in an Age of Super-Intelligence

By Ed Timperlake
10/15/2026

Fight’s On: A Magic Eight Ball Takes On the SI Doomsayers

By Ed Timperlake
04/17/2026

Two Judges Riding Circuit in Rappahannock County Virginia Just Make a Huge Public Mistake

By Ed Timperlake
Read All Danny's Corner »
Partner's Corner
10/24/2026
By Robbin Laird

Rebuild or Disperse: What the Gulf Bases Decision Says About Posture

The first postwar choice the Pentagon faces in the Gulf is not which bases to repair. It is whether to restore the old footprint at all. A senior defense official,…

Read More »
View All Partner's Corner »
Williams Foundation

What the Williams Foundation Seminar Told Us About the Next Generation

By Robbin Laird

The Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar in Canberra on 1 October, The Requirement for Air Combat Mass and Depth in the Indo-Pacific, was framed around a question that sounds like a platform question: does Australia have enough air combat mass? By the end of

Read More »
View All »
  • SLDinfo.com
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
© 2026 Defense.info All rights reserved.