USS Essex Receives 3D Printing Capability
Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) partnered with Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet (COMNAVSURFPAC) in facilitating…
Read More »The Defense of Denmark and an Evolving Kill Web Regional Force
With the war in Ukraine, and the prospect of Finland and Sweden both joining NATO, the…
Read More »Exercise Autonomous Warrior 2022
According to an Australian Department of Defence press release on May 16, 2022, Exercise Autonomous Warrior…
Read More »International Maritime Exercise (IMX) 2022: The Autonomous Systems Piece
The U.S. Navy, partners and allies have begun a major international maritime exercise on January 31,…
Read More »Shaping a Way Ahead for the Australian Navy: The Perspective of Marcus Hellyer
One of the challenges facing the build out of modern navies for the United States and…
Read More »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…
Read More »Shaping a Way Ahead for Maritime Autonomous Systems
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…
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