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AUKUS to Bring Benefits Beyond Indo-Pacific Submarine Operations
AUKUS will deliver significant benefits on top of the nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) capability the accord will provide…
20 May 2023
AUKUS will deliver significant benefits on top of the nuclear-powered attack submarine (SSN) capability the accord will provide…
The US Navy’s CNO Admiral Michael Gilday considers establishing a major multinational maritime exercise in the Euro-Atlantic Region…
NATO’s newly established Critical Undersea Infrastructure Co-ordination Cell is stepping up the alliance’s deterrence and response capability to…
The UK’s refresh of its Integrated Review (IR), published on 13 March, has underlined the enduring importance of the maritime domain and maritime capabilities to UK interests.
Denmark has begun the process of procuring systems to increase air, land, and sea presence and surveillance across its Arctic areas of interest.
The Type 32 Frigate remains a future UK Royal Navy platform requirement, but timeframes and capabilities are to be confirmed.
The lessons emerging from the war in Ukraine for Western navies range from the strategic to the tactical levels, the chiefs of the French, UK, and US navies told the recent inaugural Paris Naval Conference.
The chiefs of the US Navy, Royal Navy and French Navy discussed technology developments at the inaugural Paris Naval Conference held on January 18, 2022.
The US Navy (USN) has defined core capability imperatives that are driving development of its next-generation guided-missile destroyer (DDG), to be delivered under the DDG(X) programme.
The US Navy (USN) is setting course for a force level of 75 mission-capable, mission-ready surface ships, the head of the navy’s surface forces told the Surface Navy Association (SNA) annual symposium, taking place in Arlington, Virginia.
