All articles by Samuel Cranny-Evans

Samuel Cranny-Evans is a research analyst at the Royal United Services Institute and contributor to Naval Technology.

Samuel Cranny-Evans

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Pandora’s box: The challenge of Western aid to Ukraine

The myriad of military equipment provided to Kyiv has brought about its own challenges.

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The role of AI in the People’s Liberation Army

China is a leader in military AI investment, but what progress has it made in developing autonomous platforms?

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Paving the way for force integration: practical considerations

We consider the practical aspects of domain integration, from equipment to bandwidth and AI-powered data processing.

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Despite failures in Ukraine, don’t underestimate Russia’s armed forces

Russia’s armed forces struggled during the Ukraine invasion, but the country’s arsenal still poses a threat.

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Russia’s coastal defence systems: supporting limited naval capabilities

Russia relies on an array of coastal defence missiles to protect its large and unmanageable coastline. Samuel Cranny-Evans explores the country’s coastal defence strategy and capabilities.