Palpable excitement rippled through the halls of the British Admiralty on 5 August 1914. Winston Churchill, the First Lord of the Admiralty, was especially animated. Britian had declared war on ...
The UK Astute-class submarine HMS Anson sails from the Barrow shipyard in 2023. Harry J. Kazianis explains why all five in-service Royal Navy Astute-class submarines were alongside in June 2026: HMS ...
This necessarily raises the question, who has responsibility to rescue and protect these individuals, and what the extent of ...
The return to New Zealand of the Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) task group of HMNZ Ships Te Mana and Aotearoa marks the ...
The following is the address by CDRE Ash Papp CSC RAN (Rtd) at the Merchant Navy memorial in Canberra. Thank you for coming out today, and to those who organised this memorial ceremony. Thanks to ...
On 16 October the Indian Navy commissioned its first Multi-Purpose Vessel, INS Samarthak. Vice-President Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan commissioned the ship at Karwar, Karnataka. The ship was built by ...
Of all Australia’s many defence infrastructure projects, far and away the biggest is the Henderson precinct in Western Australia, a multi-billion-dollar, multi-generational enterprise where warships ...
Russia lacks a dedicated shipyard to service its growing fleet of floating nuclear power plants. Now, with funding in place, ...