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Australia Is Wasting Its Money on AUKUS Submarines
Australia is not expected to receive any nuclear-powered submarines from the United States or United Kingdom until 2040—likely after it is far too late.
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen on Tuesday vowed to defend the democratic island's sovereignty with the construction of a new fleet of domestically-developed submarines, a key project supported by the ...
The nominee to be the Pentagon's senior official for the Indo-Pacific region said on Tuesday the U.S. Defense Department was ...
Satellite imagery captured Wednesday by the European Space Agency shows the CNS Shandong moored across from the ...
A series of upgrades and modernizations at Pearl Harbor are preparing the sprawling naval base for all hypersonic-armed ...
In a move that has likely led to sighs of relief in London and Canberra, the Trump administration has reportedly reaffirmed ...
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China’s Plan to Sink U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers Comes Down to 3 Words
China has developed a formidable, multi-layered anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) system, effectively creating a “defensive bubble” designed to deter the U.S. Navy and potentially sink aircraft carriers ...
Indigenous marine engines are not just technical assets, but the missing heartbeat of a truly ‘atmanirbhar’ Indian maritime economy. India imports over 90% of engines rated above 6 MW for its naval ...
Australians are growing increasingly sceptical of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine pact and the nation’s overall trading relationship with the US, new analysis shows just days before Anthony ...
Guyana’s ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, on Friday said that the Caribbean “treasures the ...
JS Chokai is in the US getting modified to carry Tomahawk cruise missiles, marking the latest step toward Japan acquiring the ...
The MH-60R helicopter provides what Lockheed Martin calls "transformational" anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare ...
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