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RIMPAC 2012: the aircraft and helicopters 26 June, 2012 As nations around the Pacific Rim descend upon Hawaii for the start of the exercise, naval-technology.com, in partnership with airforce-technology.com, profile the naval aircraft and...

Cat and Mouse: The Art of Submarine Detection 14 June, 2011 The cat-and-mouse game between submarine and surface combatants has fuelled a race between detection and stealth. Dr Gareth Evans finds out how shifts in the current naval battle space...

Snapshot: The Global Submarine Market 2011–2021 09 June, 2011 While North America and Europe remain key submarine markets, an expanding China and an arms race in Asia-Pacific will increasingly drive growth in the market over the next ten...

Breaking the Bundeswehr 11 November, 2010 The German Bundeswehr is currently in the process of reducing its armed forces by as much as a quarter. Despite its reputation as an advanced military nation and strong ally for...

Shock Tactics: Asymmetric Warfare 04 June, 2010 As the modern-day theatre changes beyond recognition so too do military tactics and objectives of established armies. In the light of a report published in November 2009 suggesting that the...

Nuclear Posturing on the World Stage 13 April, 2010 The US is aiming to lead the world in nuclear disarmament by re-evaluating its own doctrine on the use of the...

START again 09 April, 2010 The US and Russia are once again talking of disarmament and a nuclear-free world, but what is involved with the new...

How Missiles Can Save the World 28 October, 2009 Gordon Feller looks at Obama's plans for missile defence in Europe. How might they shape cooperation in the region for industry and...

SECMAR: A Port Security Model for the Future? 25 February, 2009 Ian McInnes looks at how a new model is offering better security at ports for commercial and naval...

EU Fleet to Patrol Unpunished Pirates 16 January, 2009 An EU flotilla is the latest patrol that hopes to quell the rise of Somali pirates. But with little means of punishment, the effectiveness of its presence is up for debate, writes Natalie...