Naval Warfare
PREMIUM: In focus – composition, aims and future of UK carrier strike
When HMS Queen Elizabeth departs the UK later this year to begin the deployment of the country’s renewed carrier strike capability to the Indo-Pacific region, it is worth remembering that a decade will have passed since the decommissioning of HMS Ark Royal in 2011 and the sudden gapping of ...
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Newport News Shipbuilding launches Virginia-class submarine
The Virginia-class SSNs are the replacement to the USN’s Los Angeles-class boats.
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Italian Navy lines up new submarines
Italy looks to Tauro-class submarine replacement with order of up to four next-generation platforms.
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South American navy selects TLS
Torpedo Launcher System, which can be configured to fire any NATO-standard lightweight torpedo, will be included in a multi-ship programme.
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PREMIUM: Can the Quad tie up loose ends for India?
The Quad has always been a rather loose grouping, but there are signs it is crystallising as member nation aims align.
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Netherlands names new hydrographic survey boat
Hydrograaf is designed to replace smaller craft in Royal Netherlands Navy service.
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PREMIUM: Bridging the Gulf – private sector moves to fill naval gaps
Amid widespread cuts to defence budgets, West African countries see private sector as way to boost naval capacity in Gulf of Guinea.