Analysis Archives - Naval Technology

US Navy needs to restructure to counter China threat: CSBA report

The US Navy’s surface fleet is too small and lacks the resilience and offensive capacity to support the US national defence strategy, according to a new report from the Centre...
Raytheon dives deep on mine countermeasures

Raytheon recently demonstrated its single-sortie mine neutralisation concept as part of the US Navy’s Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX) 2019. Berenice Baker caught up with Raytheon’s director of strategy &...
2019 top news stories

US approves $2.15bn sale of Aegis weapon systems to Japanese Navy and Leonardo and ADSB to create CMS naval integration laboratory. Naval-technology.com wraps up key headlines from 2019.
Twitter round-up: Naval tech trends in November 2019

Naval Technology lists ten of the most popular tweets in naval tech in November 2019, based on data from GlobalData’s Influencer Platform. The top tweets were chosen from influencers as...
Naval Technology’s 2019 year in review

For international navies, 2019 has been a big year. The US Navy and UK Royal Navy both hit milestones with new aircraft carriers, Babcock was awarded a Royal Navy frigate...
Babcock iSupport360 brings smart insight to naval asset maintenance

At DSEI 2019, Babcock launched its digital iSupport360 solution which supports ship operation and maintenance by providing data on asset performance, material condition and optimisation opportunities. Harry Lye and Berenice...
At sea with the Anglo-French Combined Joint Expeditionary Force

The British-French Combined Joint Expeditionary Force (CJEF) gives the UK and France a quick-reaction force capable of mobilising at a moment’s notice. Harry Lye joined Exercise Griffin Strike in Scotland...
Joint operations in action: new issue of Global Defence Technology out now

In this issue we go to sea with the Anglo-French Combined Joint Expeditionary Force, check out the capapbilities of the Ajax family of vehicles for the British Army, hear about...
A history of submarines: from U-boat to Dreadnought

From U-boats to dreadnought, submarines have changed dramatically since the vessels’ rise to infamy in the First World War. Harry lye looks back at the history of submarine development, from...
November’s top news stories

The Indian Government cleared a potential procurement of Boeing-built P-8I maritime surveillance aircraft, and the Australian Department of Defence announced that the Royal Australian Navy’s landing helicopter docks reached final...