Can Nations and Navies Create a New Paradigm for Ocean Observation?
For two weeks in November 2021, the Glasgow climate change summit dominated national and international headlines.…
Read More »HMAS Supply: The Latest Support Ship in a Long History
Australia has a long association with ships named Supply, starting with a 24-metre Royal Navy tender which accompanied…
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Today one of the most rapidly growing areas of innovative technology adoption by the U.S. military…
Read More »Exercise Sea Breeze 2021: Information War at Sea
If one would read the latest version of Russian military doctrine published this July, one would…
Read More »Sea Mines: An Asymmetrical Capability for Australian Defence
Now that the cacophony surrounding Australia’s submarine decision and the AUKUS announcement has quietened somewhat, it’s…
Read More »Pacific Crown Exercise Highlights Engagement of Largest F-35 Carrier
HMS Queen Elizabeth is the largest F-35 carrier ever built. It has been operating in the…
Read More »Australian Maritime Exercise with India: AUSINDEX 21
In an article published by the Australian Department of Defence on September 5, 2021, the latest…
Read More »Exercise Talisman Sabre 21: Allied Maritime Collaboration
Australia, Canada, Japan and the Republic of Korea have united beyond the shared colours of their…
Read More »EU and Indian Cooperation: Indian Ocean Maritime Security
Brussels. On 18 and 19 June 2021, the Indian Navy and the European Union’s Naval Force…
Read More »Remember D-Day? BALTOPS 50 Kicked Off on June 6, 2021
You remember D-Day? Well, NATO kicked off BALTOPS 50 on the anniversary of D-Day. This is…
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